How to get the final Sam Fender tickets for St James Park as artist announces final sale of unreleased tickets
The North Tyneside superstar announced two shows at the home of Newcastle United back in November before adding a third later that week. These will make up the majority of a four date run of stadium shows in the UK with another taking place at the former Olympic Stadium in East London.
Tickets for all three North East dates sold out quickly with demand far exceeding the amount of tickets.
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However, Fender and his team have announced a small number of tickets will become available very soon as anticipation for the homecoming shows build ahead of the June dates.
Taking to social media on Monday evening, Fender said: “A limited number of production holds for the 3 nights at SJP are being released!
“Tickets go on sale 10am Thursday 15th May via http://myticket.co.uk Anyone who originally bought a ticket for the Newcastle Arena show in December - keep an eye on your inbox for early access info.”
These will be the first shows in Newcastle for Sam Fender since his last run of St James Park shows. He previously played two shows at the stadium back in 2023. The dates were well received as the star’s first stadium shows.
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Hide AdFender was then scheduled to perform back at Newcastle’s Utilita Arena at the end of 2024 to close a run of arena dates across the UK. However, these were cancelled due to the singer’s health.
Anyone with tickets to the cancelled show was told they would be given special access to ticket sales for upcoming dates, which will include the upcoming ticket release.
It is not known how many tickets will be made available as part of the release.
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Hide AdThe gigs in Newcastle will take place on Thursday, June 12, Saturday, June 14 and Sunday, June 15.
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