James Blunt tickets

The Kingston night stands apart. It is listed for 7pm at the club Hellotickets calls Pryzm Kingston, which now trades as Circuit, on Clarence Street in Kingston upon Thames town centre, a short walk from the mainline station.

The arena tour then plays on most nights of a fortnight. It opens with a Friday, Saturday and Sunday in Leeds, Birmingham and Newcastle, crosses to Belfast midweek, returns for a Glasgow, Manchester and London weekend, and finishes with three nights in a row in Cardiff, Bournemouth and Brighton. Shows are listed for 6pm or 6.30pm, and none is a matinée.

Check the venue line

• Belfast: the listing says SSE Arena, but the arena in the Titanic Quarter has been The O2 Belfast since July 2026. It is not The O2 in London, which has its own date on the Sunday of that weekend.
• Birmingham: the show is at bp pulse LIVE at the NEC, next to Birmingham International station, not at the arena in the city centre.
• Leeds: the arena behind the Merrion Centre now calls itself first direct bank arena. It is fan-shaped, so every tier faces the stage, and the upper tier has steep steps.
• Newcastle: Utilita Arena Newcastle, the former Metro Radio Arena, stands by the Tyne near Newcastle Central Station.
• Bournemouth: big concerts at the BIC are in the Windsor Hall, but check which hall your ticket names. The venue is near Bournemouth Pier, and buses to the Pier stop beat the long walk from the station.
• Brighton: The Brighton Centre is on the seafront, on Kings Road, within a 10-minute walk of Brighton station.

Across the dates, resale seats listed on Hellotickets start from £82 (checked 5 Nov 2026).

Zone names follow each venue's own plan: Upper, Middle and Lower tiers in Leeds; Tiered Seating, Floor and Block at bp pulse LIVE; Level 2 and Level 3 alongside Standing at OVO Hydro; South, Flat, Raised and Front Stalls in Brighton. Read the zone against the venue rather than assuming a floor ticket means the same thing everywhere.

Glasgow and Belfast have had the lowest starting prices of the arena dates, with upper-tier seats among the first listings in both. The south-coast end of the tour sits higher: Bournemouth, sold out at Ticketmaster UK, has had the highest starting price, and Brighton's Front Stalls are its dearest seats. At Co-op Live, two single listings numbered 404 and 411 are priced far above the rest, and Kingston has had almost nothing on resale.

For most dates, face value is the first stop: the bp pulse LIVE listing quotes tickets from £50 plus fees. Resale prices are set by the sellers, can be above face value, and the final price appears before payment.

There is no single box office for this tour:

• Ticketmaster UK sells most of the arena dates, and Belfast's listing sits on Ticketmaster's Irish site.
• Live Nation UK lists only the Cardiff show, on Tuesday 6 April, still marked "Get tickets" on 31 October, when Ticketmaster UK showed the same night at low availability.
• OVO Hydro and the first direct bank arena carry their own on-sale pages for Glasgow and Leeds.
• bp pulse LIVE names DHP Presents as the promoter on its own listing.
• The O2 sends buyers to AXS, its ticketing partner, which also works with the Leeds arena.
• Banquet Records sold the Kingston club night, at £21 a ticket.

Bournemouth is the one arena date sold out at Ticketmaster UK, so only resale tickets remain there, if anyone lists them. Kingston has gone the same way: on 28 October every ticket option on Banquet Records' page showed as not available, so for Wednesday 11 November resale is the remaining route.

When the official route is closed, Hellotickets lists seats from other sellers. It says: "Every ticket is authenticated. If there's ever an issue, you're protected by our refund policy." For the arena run in more detail, read our James Blunt tour 2027 guide.