Teddy Swims tickets

Every date is an evening arena show, with no matinées, and the run moves north and back south over three weeks.

Birmingham: Sunday 4 and Monday 5 April

The tour opens at Utilita Arena Birmingham, the former NIA by the canal opposite Brindleyplace, a short walk from New Street, Moor Street, Snow Hill and Five Ways stations. Start times for these two nights are still to be confirmed. It is a mobile-only venue, so your ticket is shown on your phone in the app of whoever sold it.

Glasgow: Tuesday 13 April

The only Scottish night is at OVO Hydro on the Scottish Event Campus, at 6.30pm. Exhibition Centre station is a three-minute ride from the low level at Glasgow Central. Most seats on Level 2 and Level 3 are reached by stairs, as the lifts only serve the concourses of the first two floors, and the venue usually confirms event timings just 2–3 days ahead.

Manchester: Friday 16 to Sunday 18 April

Three nights in a row at Co-op Live, each at 6.30pm. The standing floor is closed to under-16s, so families need seats in the tiers. The Etihad Campus tram stop is beside the arena, with trams running until 1am on Fridays and Saturdays.

London: 21, 22, 24 and 25 April

Four nights at The O2, Wednesday and Thursday then Saturday and Sunday, with the Friday off. All are at 6.30pm, the arena's usual door time, and North Greenwich on the Jubilee line is the nearest station.

Across the tour, resale listings for Teddy Swims start at £68 (checked 5 Nov 2026).

In October's listings, Glasgow was the lowest-priced date to get into, through the Hydro's upper tier, followed by the cheaper London and Manchester nights. Birmingham started highest: on both nights there, the lowest listings sat well above the rest of the tour.

Within each arena, upper-tier seats were usually the entry point, floor standing sat in the middle and the lower tier was dearest. Listings that give only a block number are easy to place: blocks such as 301 to 309 at Co-op Live, and 401, 402 and 422 at The O2, are in the upper tier, while block 5 in Birmingham is tiered seating along one of the long sides.

A few listings sit far above the rest, so compare several before choosing. On Hellotickets, sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay. Premium and hospitality packages sold by the venues appear as separate listings from standard tickets.

Ticketmaster UK is the official seller for all ten dates. The sale opened over three days at the end of July 2026:

• Wednesday 29 July: Priority from O2 and the Artist Presale.
• Thursday 30 July: the Spotify Presale.
• Friday 31 July, 10am UK time: general sale.

On 3 November 2026, Live Nation UK showed Birmingham on 4 April, Manchester on 16 April and London on 21 and 22 April as sold out, so the official seller remains the place to start for the other dates. Where a date has sold out, Ticketmaster's own resale becomes the only official route, and Co-op Live in particular endorses only Ticketmaster Ticket Exchange, at face value or less.

The Teddy Swims Tour 2027 guide has more on the tour. Resale on Hellotickets is an alternative once the official seller runs out: 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.