The chart-topping singer is embarking on a new tour to support his upcoming album. Find out here how much are Lewis Capaldi tickets and how you can get hold of them.
2023 is already shaping up to be a great year for music. Beyoncé tickets are in high demand as the iconic pop star prepares to come to the UK, while fans are eager to get Taylor Swift tickets too, after she finally announced her UK tour.
And just like it was all hands on deck to secure coveted Arctic Monkeys tickets a few weeks ago, it's sure to be the same for hugely popular Scottish singer-songwriter Lewis Capaldi, who will be part of the Glastonbury line-up this year. Here's everything we know about his 2023 UK tour, including how much tickets will cost.
How much are Lewis Capaldi tickets?
Tickets for Lewis Capaldi's UK & Ireland tour are priced between £47.70 and £71.50 - not including the booking fee. Standing tickets are priced at around £58.
For a chart-topping artist with a UK best-selling single under his belt, the tickets are very reasonably priced. Tickets to Harry Styles' tour, for example, would set you back anywhere between £50.65 and £326.30.
Capaldi said on Twitter that the tickets "are the cheapest they could be," and that he won't "make any money at all" from them. Instead, they are priced to cover the cost of equipment, paying the band and travel expenses.
He added: "Wish I could make them cheaper but I wouldn't be able to come at all".
Fans have praised him for keeping prices low, with one saying on Twitter, "Big shoutout to Lewis Capaldi and his team for making tickets for his tour so affordable even tho they could sell it for at least double the price like other artists do for the same arenas!"
When do Lewis Capaldi tickets go on sale?
Tickets for Lewis Capaldi's 2023 tour will go on sale at 9am on Friday 28 October. Tickets can be purchased on the Ticketmaster website.
Those hoping to see Capaldi on tour will have to be quick, however, as presale tickets reportedly sold out within seconds. Fans were able to get access to the presale by pre-ordering his forthcoming second album, Broken By Desire To Be Heavenly Sent, which will be released on 19 May 2023. The presale tickets went live on Wednesday 26 October.
The new album will include Capaldi's most recent single, 'Forget Me', which is currently at number 3 in the UK single chart.
❌ PRE-SALE SOLD OUT IN SECONDS ❌am speechless...3 years away and had no idea what to expect... you all just SOLD OUT the entire uk & europe pre-sale in literally seconds ❤️thank u all so, so, so much. general sale is 9am friday if you missed out xox pic.twitter.com/5KhppuEUlJOctober 26, 2022
Speaking about his upcoming album, Capaldi told The Guardian: "I don’t have this sort of artistic desire to go off and reinvent myself. Not at all. I feel like the same person, so why would I be searching for something new? I was very conscious about not writing an album about being famous, being successful."
He added: "When I was writing the record, Covid was happening, everyone was in their houses, so my lived experience at that time was the same four walls, with my family, stuck in the same place I grew up - I was quite literally right back where I was on the first record."
Lewis Capaldi 2023 tour dates: UK and Ireland
- 14 January – Leeds, First Direct Arena
- 16 January – Sheffield, Utilita Arena
- 18 January – Manchester, AO Arena
- 19 January – Liverpool, M&S Bank Arena
- 21 January – Newcastle, Utilita Arena
- 23 January – Aberdeen, P&J Live
- 24 January – Glasgow, OVO Hydro
- 26 January – Birmingham, Utilita Arena
- 27 January – Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena
- 29 January – Belfast, SSE Arena
- 30 January – Dublin, 3Arena
- 1 February – Cardiff, Cardiff International Arena
- 2 February – Exeter, Westpoint Arena
Capaldi will then go on to tour in Europe, where he will kick off his first show in Warsaw, Poland, travelling around the continent until his final date in Munich, on 15 March.
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