VIP tickets for Drake's upcoming Manchester gig are now cheaper than standard tickets in a rare pricing quirk.
In case you missed it, Drizzy is heading on a huge tour this summer, with show dates lined up in Manchester and Birmingham.
It's the One Dance hitmaker's first UK tour in six years and to celebrate, he'll be joined on stage by PartyNextDoor for an event to remember.
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If you choose your date carefully, it's a rare chance to secure VIP tickets for less. So, where can you buy them, and how much do they cost?
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Where to buy Drake Manchester Co-op Live tickets now
At the time of writing, Drake Manchester Co-op Live VIP and hospitality tickets for Friday, July 25 are £49 cheaper than standard seats.
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For instance, you can secure AMP tickets on Seat Unique for £175 here. The VIP package includes the following perks: Early entry, premium seats with 'amazing views', and access to the AMP Club before and after the show.
For price comparison, standard tickets on Ticketmaster for the same evening (Friday, July 25) start from a whopping £224.25.
If you don't have any luck, you can also find standard resale tickets on the following sites: StubHub and Viagogo.
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To avoid ticket scams and ensure a money-back guarantee, always purchase resale tickets through verified sites such as the above.
Where is Drake performing in the UK this year?
The Canadian rapper is only performing five UK tour dates this summer in Manchester and Birmingham, so you'll need to clear your diary, stat.
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Drake will kick things off at Birmingham's Utilita Arena with two shows at Manchester's Co-op Live to follow. You can find a full list of Drake UK tour dates below.
Full list of Drake 2025 UK tour dates:
- July 20: Birmingham Utilita Arena
- July 21: Birmingham Utilita Arena
- July 25: Manchester Co-op Live
- July 26: Manchester Co-op Live
- July 28: Manchester Co-op Live
Is Drake coming to London this year?
You might have noticed that Drake hasn't included London on the UK tour, but that's because he's headlining this year's Wireless Festival across all three nights. Tickets are still available on the following sites: StubHub and Viagogo. Prices start from £282.
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Danielle Fowler