Overview
- Organisers confirmed that every ticket for the 42‑date Live ’27 tour across the UK, Ireland, mainland Europe and the US has sold out after the staggered onsales.
- The weekend ticket windows that ran Sept. 25–27 required fans to pre‑register and, if selected, use a unique non‑transferable code to buy up to four tickets in one of nine allocated sale slots.
- Promoters and the band warned buyers to avoid unofficial listings on social media and secondary sites, saying such tickets may be fake or cancelled and that official fan‑to‑fan resale will open only via Ticketmaster and Twickets nearer the shows.
- Some fans reported frustration during the sale, citing limited availability of standard seats and frequent appearance of higher‑priced coach, hotel or VIP packages instead of lower tiers.
- The ticketing changes follow problems with the Live ’25 onsale and a CMA probe, and organisers say fixed prices and capped purchases were aimed at prioritising genuine fans despite massive demand and no plans to add more dates.