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Danielle Fowler
Drake fans have been issued a warning as general sale for the rapper's UK tour kicks off today (Friday, June 6).
Earlier this week, the Canadian icon dropped five huge UK tour dates, and presale sold out instantly. According to Manchester's Co-op Live, 250,000 fans queued for tickets, which is a new record for the northern arena - and as a result, fans are being warned to expect lengthy waits when general sale kicks off at 12pm on Friday.
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The ticket frenzy is hardly surprising, as this is Drizzy's first UK tour in almost six years, and will see the singer perform massive gigs at Co-op Live and Birmingham's Utilita Arena.
He'll be in good company too, as rapper and record producer PartyNextDoor will join Drake on stage for all five gigs.
So, what time does general sale open, and where can you buy tickets now? Scroll down to find out everything you need to know about Drake's 2025 UK tour.
If you didn't manage to beat the presale queue, this is your final chance to secure Drake tickets.
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General sale opens 12pm on Friday, June 6 via Live Nation, Ticketmaster, and AXS. You must have an account to purchase tickets.
For those of you who want to make a proper night of it, you can now purchase VIP and hospitality tickets on Seat Unique here. The VIP experience includes the following perks: Fast-track entry, premium seating, access to the hospitality lounge, and plenty of food and drink options. Prices start from £299.
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If you're not lucky enough to bag tickets, Drake is also headlining this year's Wireless Festival, and you can buy resale tickets on the following sites: Ticketmaster, StubHub, and Viagogo.
To avoid ticket scams and ensure a money-back guarantee, always purchase resale tickets through verified sites such as the above.
There are only five chances to see Drake on tour this year, so clear your diary. The One Dance hitmaker will only be performing at Manchester's Co-op Live and Birmingham's Utilita Arena throughout July. You can find a full list of Drake UK tour dates below. See you there?
While details are still emerging, fans can look to Drizzy's recent gigs for a clue as to what the vibe will be.
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At his show in Sydney back in February, Drake was filmed telling a fan holding a sign saying she was 20 weeks pregnant to get out of the mosh pit, he then gave her VIP tickets and $30,000 (£22,000).
It's nowhere near the first time he's done this, as last year he picked out a fan who completed chemotherapy for cancer and said she would be given $100,000 (£74,000).