Coldplay fans are eagerly anticipating the opportunity to secure tickets for the band's recently announced 2025 UK gigs. The legendary British group unveiled earlier this month that their global tour will include performances at two UK locations next summer - Hull and London.
A select number of presale tickets will be available via Ticketmaster from Thursday, September 26. This is ahead of the general sale which commences on Friday, September 27, reports the Mirror.
Ticketmaster issued a statement saying: "Tickets will be available on a first come, first served basis to those with access codes, an we expect demand to be high. Please note that having an access code does not guarantee a ticket."
The confirmed dates and venues for the Music Of The Spheres tour in the UK by the band are:
When is the album presale and how do I access it?
The exclusive album presale is scheduled for Thursday, September 26 at 9am. If you qualify for this presale, you should have received a unique code via email by 9pm on Wednesday, September 25.
If you haven't received your access code, firstly, check your email's junk or spam folder. If you still can't locate your email, get in touch with coldplayticketpresale@bsimerch.com.
To participate in the presale, you must be logged into the Ticketmaster account associated with the email address the presale code was sent to. If you don't have a Ticketmaster account linked to this email address, create one now in preparation for the presale.
Ticketmaster explains: "If you're eligible for the presale, you'll receive an email with an access link. The criteria for receiving the email varies, so we can't confirm in advance whether you'll be eligible."
"Presales give fans with codes the opportunity to purchase tickets before the general public. However, the codes don't guarantee tickets."
"Look for the Unlock button or link on your event to enter your presale code. If you don't receive presale access,you can still access the general sale."
When is the general sale?
The much-anticipated general sale will kick off on Friday, September 27, at 9am sharp. Dont miss out make sure your Ticketmaster account is ready to go beforehand by visiting www.ticketmaster.co.uk and ensuring all your billing and delivery information is upto date.
What are the ticket prices?
Ticket prices for upcoming shows have now been revealed. For London's iconic Wembley Stadium, standing general admission tickets come in at £112.75 each, with an additional per order fee of £2.75. Seating options range from £57.75 to an eye-watering £195.25 per ticket, plus a £2.75 per order fee.
Meanwhile, at Hull's own Craven Park, general admission for the standing area is set at £110.00 per ticket, again with a £2.75 per order fee. Seats will cost between £55.00 and £165.00, each coming with a £2.75 per order fee as standard.
For those seeking something special, an extremely limited number of Infinity Tickets are up for grabs on Friday, November 22, 2024. These exclusive tickets offer seats assigned by the organisers, which could be located anywhere inside the venue and come exclusively in pairs, priced altogether at £46.75.
Ticket prices for these gigs are cemented at the rates publicly advertised, exclusive of VIP and hotel package options.
What is the ticket limit?
As for ticket limitations, Wembley Stadium in London imposes a cap of six tickets per code during presales. Over in Hull at Craven Park, there's a more modest restriction of four tickets per code in the presale phase, with a household limit of the same quantity when general sales kick off.
Note that any companion tickets are counted within the overall limit; overshooting this number can result in cancellations.
When will I get my tickets?
For eager concert-goers wondering about receipt of their tickets, Ticketmaster has clarified on their site: "So that we can confirm everyone has adhered to the ticket limits and didn't use unfair ticket technology during the sale, tickets won't be available immediately. Once they are ready to download, we'll email you."
