Papa Roach tickets

The whole tour fits into a little over a week. Glasgow came first, on Sunday 1 November at the OVO Hydro. Four days later came Utilita Arena Birmingham, on Thursday 5 November. Co-op Live in Manchester is next, on Friday 6 November, listed at 6pm. The O2 in London follows on Sunday 8 November with the earliest listed time of the run, 5.30pm, and Cardiff closes it at 6pm on Monday 9 November. None of the five is a matinée, and Ticketmaster UK bills the Birmingham, Manchester and London nights as Rise of the Roach.

Finding each arena

Co-op Live sits on the Etihad Campus beside Manchester City's stadium, and the Etihad Campus Metrolink stop is right next to it.

In London, The O2 is on the Greenwich Peninsula, and its nearest station is North Greenwich on the Jubilee line. Utilita Arena Cardiff is on Mary Ann Street, a few minutes' walk from both Cardiff Central and Queen Street. Live Nation has said it would stop running that arena once a planned new one at Atlantic Wharf in Cardiff Bay is built, so make sure your ticket names the Mary Ann Street venue.

Age rules on the standing floors

Families heading to Manchester need seats: Co-op Live keeps anyone younger than sixteen off its standing floor.

Starting prices sat close together across the arenas at the last check. Co-op Live opened the market at the lowest level, London came next, and Birmingham and Cardiff were the highest of the run, though not by much.

On this tour, listings tend to begin with seats rather than standing. In Manchester the upper tier came first, and the standing floor sat above the lower-tier seats. At The O2, lower-tier seats started below the floor.

Birmingham was the flattest of the five, with lower-tier seats and floor standing starting almost level. In Cardiff, tiered seats came first and standing was close behind, while listings marked as a block or as general admission started much higher.

The Birmingham listing quoted face value from £49.50. For the nights still to come, the official sale is usually the cheaper route while tickets remain. Sellers on Hellotickets set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay.

Manchester and London are sold through Ticketmaster UK, which also handled the Glasgow and Birmingham nights. Live Nation UK lists the Cardiff show, the only Papa Roach date it carries, and Ticketmaster UK showed that night sold out on 2 November before it returned to low availability. AXS also appears among the tour's sellers; it is the ticketing partner of The O2 and of Utilita Arena Birmingham. The dates are already on general sale, and this is how the official sale stood on 5 November for the nights still to come:

• On sale: Manchester (6 November) and London (8 November) at Ticketmaster UK.
• Low availability: Cardiff (9 November), at Ticketmaster UK.

The arenas' own event lists describe these nights as on sale, but that label does not change when a show sells out, so trust the seller's page rather than the venue's listing.

Official resale and entry at the arenas

Co-op Live's endorsed resale platform is Ticketmaster Ticket Exchange, where tickets are resold at face value or less. At The O2 your phone is your ticket and screenshots are not accepted. Read the delivery details of any listing before you pay.

Buying on Hellotickets

For any night where the section you want has gone at face value, seats listed on Hellotickets are the alternative. Hellotickets says: “Every ticket is authenticated. If there's ever an issue, you're protected by our refund policy.” Tickets are sent as soon as Hellotickets receives them from the seller, sometimes up to 1–2 days before the event. More arena shows are listed on our Co-op Live tickets page.