Kings of Leon tickets

This is a London pair rather than a tour of the country: a Friday and a Saturday in early July, with no other UK city on the list and no matinée. Both shows are listed for 6.30pm, the time The O2 usually opens its doors, and most events there finish between 10.30pm and 11pm, so plan the journey home around a late finish.

Inside The O2 arena

The arena sits inside The O2, the former Millennium Dome on the Greenwich Peninsula. Its layout changes with each show, but the levels stay the same:

• Floor: in front of the stage, standing at standing shows or flat seating at seated ones. The venue points out that floor seats are on a flat surface and most people stand during events.
• Level 1: the lower tier around the floor, with blocks numbered from 101, The Deck's premium bar-stool rows and the OVO Lounges.
• Levels 2 and 3: private suites.
• Level 4: the upper tier and the highest seats in the arena, which the venue does not recommend for anyone with a fear of heights.

Standing ticket holders generally line up at Entrance E. The O2 asks fans not to turn up before 9am, overnight queues are not allowed, and once your ticket has been scanned there is no re-admission.

Getting there

North Greenwich, on the Jubilee line, is the nearest station and the venue's step-free route. Several bus routes stop there too, Thames Clippers run Uber Boat services to North Greenwich Pier, and the IFS Cloud Cable Car is another way in.

Resale seats for the two nights start from £129 on Hellotickets (checked 5 Nov 2026).

The Friday has had the lower starting price of the pair, with Upper Tier seats the way in; on the Saturday, Upper and Upper Tier have opened level. The floor and the lower tiers sit above them, and on the Friday, Floor and Floor Standing listings appear side by side, with standing priced higher.

Two single listings stand out: blocks 402 and 423, on Level 4, have carried the highest prices of each night despite being in the top tier. Look at the block and the row before you choose on price alone.

As both nights were on sale at Ticketmaster UK at the last check, compare face value there first. On Hellotickets, sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value, and you see the final amount before paying.

Ticketmaster UK is the official seller for both nights. The general sale opened at 9.30am UK time on Friday 9 October 2026, and the statuses on this page come from Ticketmaster's official Kings of Leon artist page.

The O2's own website sends buyers to AXS, the venue's ticketing partner. The status shown in the table is Ticketmaster's, so check AXS as well if Ticketmaster ever shows a night as sold out.

Once a night is flagged sold out, no standard tickets are left on Ticketmaster and only resale listings remain, if anyone has posted them. Some events at The O2 ask for photo ID that matches the name on the ticket.

Accessible tickets

The arena has viewing platforms with wheelchair spaces and fold-down seats, though not every platform is open at every show, and booking accessible tickets needs a Nimbus Access card. The step-free rows are Level 1 Row Z and Level 4 Row C, the second only for guests who can transfer from a wheelchair.

Resale on Hellotickets

Hellotickets states: "Every ticket is authenticated. If there's ever an issue, you're protected by our refund policy." Tickets are sent as soon as it receives them from the seller, sometimes up to 1–2 days before the event.