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Ed Sheeran fans are scrambling to the same site in a last-minute effort to secure tickets for his upcoming Portman Road shows, after Ticketmaster sold out instantly.
In case you missed it, the British singer-songwriter, famed for hits such as Galway Girl and Photograph, has announced three performances at the iconic Portman Road Stadium in Ipswich.
It's the home of Sheeran's beloved football club, where he is also a minority stakeholder, and he has said it’s a ‘dream’ to finally play there.
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The three-night event is in celebration of Sheeran’s eighth studio album Play, which is set to drop on September 12. Teasing the new release, the singer recently released singles Azizam and Old Phone.
As predicted, tickets sold out instantly, so where can you still buy them and how much do they cost? Scroll down now to find out everything you need to know.
The concerts have sold out on See Tickets and Ticketmaster, but fans shouldn't panic just yet.
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At the time of writing this, there are still tickets up for grabs on Eventim, where prices kick off from £111. The cheapest night to book? You'll want to lock in Saturday, July 12. The most expensive ticket? You're looking at around £138.50 for the Friday and Sunday performances.
It's for a good cause though, as £1 from each show will be donated to Live Trust, an initiative in support of the grassroots music sector.
As for resale, you’ll want to head over to Viagogo. To avoid ticket scams and ensure a money-back guarantee, always purchase resale tickets through verified sites.
There are only three chances to see the singer live at Portman Road this summer with different support acts depending on the evening.
Described by Sheeran as a ‘killer lineup’, the singer will be joined on stage by support acts, Myles Smith and Tori Kelly, at the first show on July 11.
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The following night will see Busted and Dylan support, before James Blunt and Maisie Peters take over on the final evening. In a recent Instagram post, Sheeran said that Blunt inspired his career in music, as he wrote: "One of the first ever concerts I went to as a kid was at Ipswich Town Portman Road to see Elton John. James Blunt opened for him, and I got so obsessed with James's music, it really shaped me as a singer songwriter from then on.
"This really is a true homecoming, and is three nights only. It’ll be such a special weekend of shows, with a killer line up (shout-out @jamesblunt for coming back and completing the circle)."
