Squeeze tickets

The tour moves quickly, with seventeen shows and back-to-back nights most weekends. It opens in Scotland, works through the north and the Midlands (Blackpool, Nottingham, Newcastle, Stockton-on-Tees, Hull, Leeds, Liverpool and Manchester), reaches The O2 on Thursday 26 November, then swings through Cardiff, Birmingham and Swansea before finishing along the south coast at Plymouth, Portsmouth, Bournemouth and Brighton.

Every show is in the evening, so there is no matinée to plan around. Listed times run from 6pm in Leeds and Birmingham to 7pm in Blackpool, Stockton, Manchester and Portsmouth, with most dates at 6.30pm; at The O2, 6.30pm is the usual time for doors to open. Swansea Arena also appears in listings as Swansea Building Society Arena: it is one show, on Monday 30 November.

The arenas

OVO Hydro sits on the Scottish Event Campus beside the Clyde, with its own station, Exhibition Centre, a short ride from Glasgow Central; timings there are usually confirmed only 2–3 days before the show. Leeds is at first direct bank arena, listed as First Direct Arena, a fan-shaped arena where every tier faces the stage and the upper tier is steep. Nottingham's arena is in the Lace Market as part of the National Ice Centre, close to the Lace Market tram stop, and Liverpool's M&S Bank Arena is on Kings Dock by the waterfront. Utilita Arena Birmingham stands beside the canal opposite Brindleyplace, and Cardiff's arena is on Mary Ann Street, a few minutes' walk from both main stations.

The halls and theatres

Manchester's date is at O2 Apollo Manchester in Ardwick, just outside the city centre, where the stalls are standing or seated depending on the event and the circle upstairs has fixed seats, stairs and no lift. In Bournemouth the concert is at the BIC near the pier; big concerts are usually in its Windsor Hall, but smaller shows can use other halls, so check which one your ticket names. The Brighton Centre is on Kings Road, on the seafront, with tiered South Stalls served by a lift and balconies around the main floor.

Resale for Squeeze starts at £65 on Hellotickets (checked 5 Nov 2026).

The split between big and small rooms shows up in the prices. At the October check, six arenas had the lowest starting points, Glasgow and Nottingham at the bottom with Birmingham, Liverpool, Leeds and London a little above. The theatres and halls, where Ticketmaster was already showing low availability, started well above that, with Blackpool, Stockton, Plymouth, Bournemouth and Brighton at the top of the range. Newcastle's City Hall had no resale listings at that check.

Within a venue the order is not always the obvious one. At OVO Hydro, Middle Tier seats were where prices began, ahead of the standing floor, with the Lower Tier far above both. In Leeds the Lower tier started lowest and the Floor highest, while at The O2 the Lower Tier and the Floor began at the same level. In Brighton the South Stalls sat below the Front Stalls, and in Bournemouth the Terraced Seating sat below the Floor.

Most dates are still on sale at face value, so look at Ticketmaster UK before paying resale prices. Sellers on Hellotickets set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay.

Ticketmaster UK is the official seller for every date, and the statuses on this page come from its Squeeze artist page, read on 31 October 2026. The sale followed the usual order:

1. Presales, listed as OVO Presale, DFC / Gigs & Tours Sign Up Presale, Priority from O2, Venue Presale and Ticketmaster Presale.
2. General sale, which opened date by date between 28 November 2025 and 27 March 2026, the earliest at 9.30am UK time.

With the general sale long open, no date is waiting for an on-sale. A low-availability flag means standard tickets were still on sale for that date; a sold-out flag means none are left on Ticketmaster. Venue Premium packages are sold as separate Ticketmaster events, so they do not appear among the standard tickets. On 3 November the Portsmouth Guildhall box office showed the show on Thursday 3 December as sold out.

Venues with their own ticketing partners

Three of the arenas name AXS as their official ticketing partner: The O2, whose website points buyers to AXS, first direct bank arena in Leeds, and Utilita Arena Birmingham, where AXS Official Resale is the venue's resale route. For those dates, check AXS as well as Ticketmaster. At The O2, tickets are shown in the venue app and screenshots are refused; OVO Hydro also takes mobile tickets only, again with no screenshots.

Resale

For a low-availability date, or if the seats you want have gone, resale is the fallback. Hellotickets 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.