Rizzle Kicks tickets

Five cities in seven days: Manchester on Sunday 15 November and Nottingham on Monday 16 November, then a night off before Bournemouth on Wednesday 18 November. London follows on Thursday 19 November, and Glasgow closes the run on Saturday 21 November. All are evening shows, and there is no matinée.

London: moved to Brixton

The London show is on Thursday 19 November at O2 Academy Brixton. Ticketmaster UK says it was moved there from Alexandra Palace, and the resale market still carries two listings for that night, both now at Brixton. Before you pay, check that a ticket names Brixton and 19 November, and go by the time printed on your ticket.

At Brixton, the stalls downstairs are a standing area with level access from the street, and the circle is the balcony above, reached by stairs from the foyer with no lift; the venue describes the circle as seated. Brixton station on the Victoria line, which has a lift from street to platform, is the nearest Tube, and the venue has no parking.

Manchester Academy and the other venues

Manchester Academy is on Oxford Road, next to the University of Manchester Students' Union, with bus stops and a taxi rank right outside. The complex holds four separate venues, from the main Academy hall to Club Academy on the lower ground floor of the Students' Union, so check which room your ticket names. Manchester Oxford Road station is about a mile away, and there is no venue car park.

Rock City in Nottingham, O2 Academy Bournemouth and the Barrowland in Glasgow each appear on the resale market as a single general admission section.

Outside London, resale starts were almost level at the last check. Manchester and Bournemouth started lowest, with Glasgow and Nottingham barely above them, all as general admission.

London started higher than the other four. On one listing the stalls opened the market, with the circle next and general admission, circle standing and rear standing unreserved above; on the other the circle started lowest and the stalls higher. Labels differ from seller to seller, so read exactly what a listing offers, standing or seated, before you pay.

With every date on sale at the official sellers, face value is usually the cheaper route. On Hellotickets, sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay.

Live Nation UK lists all five shows, and Ticketmaster UK sells the tour too. This is where the official sale stood on 31 October:

• On sale at Ticketmaster UK: Manchester Academy (15 November), Rock City (16 November), O2 Academy Bournemouth (18 November) and the Barrowland (21 November).
• Low availability at Ticketmaster UK: the London show at Brixton on 19 November, the night that moved there from Alexandra Palace.

Every night is already on general sale. Live Nation UK does not list any Alexandra Palace show on 19 November, so treat a listing for that venue and date with caution: the show is at Brixton.

If a night sells out

Should one of the five sell out, resale tickets listed on Hellotickets remain an option. Check the venue, the date and the section first, then the delivery details. In Hellotickets' words, “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.