U2 London tickets will go on sale in several stages for the band’s two concerts at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on 18 and 19 June 2027. The shows mark U2’s first UK appearances since 2018 and form part of The Greatest Show On Earth, their first stadium tour since 2019.
Wolf Alice will support Bono, The Edge, Adam Clayton and Larry Mullen Jr. across the UK and European leg. The London dates arrive during U2’s 50th-anniversary period and follow Mullen’s return after surgery forced him to miss the band’s Sphere residency in Las Vegas.
When do U2 tickets go on sale?
The ticket release involves more than one presale, because buying a concert ticket now apparently requires a small administrative strategy.
- Monday 2 November 2026: U2 subscriber presales begin, with access times depending on membership eligibility.
- Sunday 1 November at 10.59pm: Registration closes for the open artist presale.
- Thursday 5 November at 10am: The registered artist presale opens.
- Friday 6 November at 10am: General sale begins.
Standard tickets will be sold through Ticketmaster. Seat Unique is also listed for VIP and hospitality packages.
Registering for the artist presale does not guarantee a ticket. Buyers should use the same account details attached to their presale registration and expect demand to be high, particularly after extra dates were added in Mexico City, São Paulo and Buenos Aires when the original concerts sold out.
What purchase and age restrictions apply?
Ticketmaster has set a limit of four tickets per person and household. Orders exceeding that cap may be cancelled, so dividing an eight-ticket purchase between several browser tabs is not the elegant solution it might appear to be.
The venue also has age restrictions:
- Anyone under 16 must attend with an adult.
- Children under 14 cannot enter the pitch or standing area.
- The four-ticket limit applies across each household, not merely to each transaction.
Fans should check whether they are buying seated, standing, VIP or hospitality admission before completing an order. Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is a large venue, and the experience offered by a pitch ticket is rather different from the view near the roof.
How much will tickets cost?
Official prices have not been announced. Ticketmaster says the organiser will disclose them when sales begin.
Earlier estimates ranging from £63 for standard admission to more than £900 for premium packages remain unconfirmed. Those figures were based on pricing for concerts in South America rather than a published UK price list, so they should not be treated as the amount buyers will actually pay.
Ticket type, seating location and package extras are likely to affect the final cost. Booking fees may also appear during checkout, traditionally the moment when everyone discovers that the first number was not quite the whole number.
Can resale tickets be trusted?
No official resale inventory was available before the presales opened. There is also no confirmation that resale listings will appear immediately after tickets are released.
Ticketmaster warns that tickets bought or resold in breach of its terms may be cancelled. Buyers considering the secondary market should check whether the listing uses an authorised transfer or resale system, whether the exact seat or ticket type is identified, and what buyer protection applies.
A listing appearing online does not prove that the seller has a valid ticket. Fans should be especially cautious about direct payments, screenshots of mobile tickets and offers made through social media accounts.
Why is this tour significant for U2?
The Greatest Show On Earth begins in Mexico City on 23 February 2027. The announced schedule currently includes 12 Latin American concerts and 11 dates across the UK and Europe, with further shows in Ireland, Spain and North America expected but not yet confirmed.
It is U2’s first stadium tour since The Joshua Tree tour ended in Mumbai on 15 December 2019. That run drew almost three million people. The London concerts will also be the band’s first performances on UK soil since the Experience and Innocence tour reached Belfast in October 2018.
U2 described the new tour’s title as “a dare, to ourselves as much as anyone” and promised “a riot of colour” alongside songs from across their catalogue.
The concerts follow the release of Carnaval De Luz on 13 November 2026, U2’s first album of new material in nine years. Its tracks include “The Mirror Maker”, inspired by Rosalía, and “Torn”, a duet featuring what Bono described to RTÉ as Dolly Parton’s final recorded vocal performance.
Mullen returned to perform with U2 in Dublin in September 2026 after recovering from major neck and back surgery. Bram van den Berg had filled in during the Las Vegas residency while the drummer was unavailable.
What songs could U2 play in London?
No official London setlist has been published. U2’s September 2026 performances in Dublin mixed new material with established songs including “I Will Follow”, “One”, “With or Without You”, “Beautiful Day”, “Vertigo” and “40”.
Those concerts also featured “Silencio” from the new album and “Falling Slowly”, the song by The Swell Season. The stadium tour may use a different production and running order, so the Dublin set should be treated as a guide rather than a promise.
Confirmed UK and European dates
- 26 April 2027: Stockholm, Strawberry Arena
- 28 April 2027: Stockholm, Strawberry Arena
- 5 May 2027: Paris, Stade de France
- 8 May 2027: Paris, Stade de France
- 27 May 2027: Lisbon, Estádio da Luz
- 5 June 2027: Amsterdam, Johan Cruijff Arena
- 6 June 2027: Amsterdam, Johan Cruijff Arena
- 18 June 2027: London, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
- 19 June 2027: London, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
- 30 June 2027: Berlin, Olympiastadion
- 5 July 2027: Milan, Stadio San Siro
- 6 July 2027: Milan, Stadio San Siro
