Lizzy McAlpine tickets

It is a short, busy run: eight nights in eleven days, London first, then Manchester, Birmingham and Glasgow. Most listings give 6pm, while the Sunday in Manchester and the Birmingham Wednesday are listed at 7pm. None of the shows is a matinée.

O2 Academy Brixton, London

Brixton takes the Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 31 March to 2 April. The venue on Stockwell Road has two levels: the stalls downstairs, a standing area with level access from the street, and the circle upstairs, seated and about fifty steps up from the foyer, with no lift. Brixton station, on the Victoria line, is the nearest Tube and has a lift from street to platform. Stockwell, on the Victoria and Northern lines, is a longer walk, and the venue has no parking.

The Warehouse at Aviva Studios, Manchester

Aviva Studios, the home of Factory International, stands on Water Street in St John's, in Manchester city centre. The Warehouse is its largest space, a standing room with an end-on stage. Salford Central station is ten minutes away on foot and Deansgate station, with the Deansgate-Castlefield Metrolink stop, about twelve minutes; the free bus 1 stops on Liverpool Road and Quay Street.

Birmingham and Glasgow

O2 Academy Birmingham has the Wednesday, 7 April, and Glasgow closes the run with a Friday and a Saturday at O2 Academy Glasgow, on 9 and 10 April.

With three nights in London and two each in Manchester and Glasgow, check the date on every ticket you look at, official or resale.

Most of the run started in a similar range in October's listings. The Sunday in Manchester was a little higher, Birmingham higher again, and the Saturday in Glasgow started highest of all.

• Brixton: standing tickets were the entry point on the Wednesday and the Friday. Listings marked “Stalls” or “Standing” both point to the downstairs standing area, while “Circle” means the seated balcony; the Thursday listings naming blocks 6, 7 and 8 are circle seats. Stalls prices swung widely from one night to the next.
• Manchester: general admission only, which suits a standing room like The Warehouse.
• Birmingham and Glasgow: two kinds of stalls listing, standing or general admission and plain “Stalls”, and in Glasgow a wide gap between the Friday and the Saturday.

For access at Brixton, the accessible platform is to the left of the stalls, and ambulant accessible seats are in circle blocks 6 and 8.

Hellotickets sellers decide their prices, which can top face value, and the final amount is on screen before you pay. Where an official seller still has tickets, the official route is usually cheaper.

Live Nation UK and Ticketmaster UK are the official sellers for six of the eight dates: Brixton on 31 March, 1 and 2 April, Birmingham on 7 April and Glasgow on 9 and 10 April. When Ticketmaster UK's list was read on 25 October 2026, all six were still on sale, each with low availability. On 3 November, Birmingham on 7 April showed standard tickets sold out, with only a VIP package at £212.70.

The Manchester nights

The two Aviva Studios dates, on Sunday 4 and Monday 5 April, are sold by Factory International, which runs the venue, not by Live Nation UK. On 25 October 2026 its page marked the Sunday, given there as 6pm, “Currently unavailable”, in other words sold out. The Monday, an extra date at 6pm, could still be booked, with Standard tickets at £62.05 plus a facility and booking fee.

If your night sells out

Seats listed on Hellotickets are the fallback. Hellotickets says: “Every ticket is authenticated. If there's ever an issue, you're protected by our refund policy.” It works “with official channels and a network of secure, fully verified partners”, and tickets are sent as soon as it receives them from the seller, sometimes up to 1–2 days before the event.

Resale is also where the gaps between nights show most, so if your plans are flexible, compare the three Brixton dates, or the two in Glasgow, before you settle on one.