Sam Fender announces ‘Proper Massive Stadium Tour’ for 2027
The ‘Seventeen Going Under’ singer reveals dates for his biggest shows yet across the UK next year, behind an untitled 4th album.
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Rock shaker and chart-favourite Sam Fender has announced the Proper Massive Stadium Tour for June and July 2027, including two shows at the legendary Wembley Stadium in London.
The announcement serves as a reminder that Fender is one of British music’s biggest names right now, following his #1 album People Watching, which earned him the 2025 Mercury Prize and a record-breaking hit in Rein Me In, the live version of which featured Olivia Dean and became the longest-running number one single in British history.
Fans are able to sign up for a pre-sale link by ordering a copy of Fender’s as-yet-untitled fourth album from his store. There are no details yet on either the album’s cover or name but, according to the musician’s website, is expected to ship around the middle of next year.
The new album, along with People Watching and the musician’s first two albums (both critically acclaimed), will be taken out on the road next summer, as Fender plays stadiums in his native Newcastle, Cardiff, London, Dublin, Edinburgh and Manchester. Fender will be joined by indie favourites Wunderhorse on all dates except Dublin.
To receive access to ticket pre-sale for all UK/Irish headline dates, fans can pre-order Sam’s fourth album now from the official Sam Fender store before 9am GMT on October 26th (Monday). A unique presale code and link will be sent out via email by 8pm on October 27th (Tuesday), ahead of the ticket pre-sale opening at 9:30am on October 28th (Wednesday) at 9:30am. Maximum purchase is 6 tickets per person. Entry to the presale does not guarantee tickets.
Tickets will go on general sale from 9:30am GMT on October 30th (Friday).
See Sam Fender live:
3rd June – St. James’ Park, Newcastle*
5th June – St. James’ Park, Newcastle*
10th June – Principality Stadium, Cardiff*
18th June – Wembley Stadium, London*
20th June - Wembley Stadium, London*
1st July – Marlay Park, Dublin
3rd July – Rock Werchter, Belgium (festival headline)
8th July – Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh*
15th July – Etihad Stadium, Manchester*
17th July – Etihad Stadium, Manchester*
*support from Wunderhorse.
