What time do Morrissey general sale tickets go on sale for UK and Ireland tour 2025
Earlier this week, Manchester music icon Morrissey confirmed a series of UK and Ireland tour dates for 2025. Announcing the news on social media on Monday, gigs will include Dublin, Glasgow and a huge homecoming show in Manchester.
Confirming the tour dates on Instagram, the Morrissey Official account said: "New shows added to the 2025 tour. The only time Morrissey will perform in Ireland, Scotland and England in 2025."
His Co-op Live show on June 7 will be his biggest ever Manchester show and his first time at the new 23,500 capacity venue. He will also play the 3 Arena in Dublin on 31 May, and Glasgow's 02 Academy on 4 and 5 June. Tickets will go on sale Friday, 14 February at 9am via Ticketmaster here and See Tickets here.
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Brigitte Calls Me Baby has been confirmed for the Dublin and Manchester tour dates. Meanwhile, support for Glasgow has not yet been confirmed.
The Co-op Live gig will also be his first in his home city since 2022, when he played a show at the 02 Apollo. That gig had particular significance for Smiths fans, as it marked 40 years to the day that the band had first played in the city.
The solo star, 65, last week also announced a spring tour of America, which will include gigs across April and May 2025. The Irish Blood, English Heart singer will then return to home shores for the UK and Ireland dates, starting in Dublin on May 31.
A pre-sale for the Manchester Co-op Live gig for Co-op members started on Wednesday, 12 February, alongside a pre-sale for 02 Priority members for the Glasgow dates. Tomorrow (Friday, 14 February) the general sale will then take place, with full details below on how and when to get tickets.
Tickets will go on sale Friday, 14 February at 9am.
Tickets will be available to buy from Ticketmaster here and See Tickets here. For those looking for VIP experiences, there is also the option of Seat Unique here.
For Morrissey's Co-op Live gig in Manchester on June 7, prices during presale ranged from £53.95 for seated tickets up to to £109.95 on Ticketmaster.
Floor tickets are priced from £87.50 each, while the cheapest tickets are priced at £53.95 which are for seated tickets in the upper tiers at the venue, known as level 3, which are numbered in the 300s.
Prices for seats in Level 1 are the most expensive, priced at £109.95. Premium Tickets, which gives entrance to the AMP Club at Co-op Live, are on Level 2 and these are priced at £109.95.
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