There's still time to secure Lewis Capaldi London O2 Arena tickets, but you'll need to be quick.
As you're sure to already know, the Scottish singer-songwriter is heading on a huge UK tour this autumn, and tickets sold out on Ticketmaster instantly.
The exciting news follows Capaldi's surprise Glastonbury comeback, after taking a two-year break from the spotlight to focus on his health.
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There are plenty of opportunities to see the Survivor hitmaker live this year too, as he will stop by Glasgow, Manchester, Birmingham, and London.
So, where can you still snag London O2 Arena tickets, and how much do they cost? Scroll down now to find out everything you need to know about the Lewis Capaldi 2025 tour, from ticket prices to UK dates.
Where to buy Lewis Capaldi London O2 Arena tickets now
At the time of writing this, there are still Lewis Capaldi London O2 Arena tickets available if you're quick.
Resale tickets are available on the following sites for all UK tour dates: StubHub, Viagogo, and Ticombo. The least expensive option for London O2 Arena is Thursday, September 18, where prices start from £137.
If you really want to make the most of the experience, you can also purchase VIP and hospitality tickets on Seat Unique.
Where is Lewis Capaldi performing in the UK this year?
There are plenty of chances to see the Someone You Loved hitmaker live in the UK and Ireland this year if you're quick.
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Capaldi will kick things off at Sheffield's Utilita Arena, before heading to Aberdeen and Glasgow.
Your final chance to be a part of the crowd is at Dublin's 3Arena on September 29. You can find out if he's playing in a city near you below.
Lewis Capaldi UK and Ireland 2025 tour dates:
- 6 September: Utilita Arena, Sheffield
- 7 September: Utilita Arena, Sheffield
- 10 September: P&J Live, Aberdeen
- 11 September: P&J Live, Aberdeen
- 13 September: OVO Hydro, Glasgow
- 14 September: OVO Hydro, Glasgow
- 16 September: The O2, London
- 17 September: The O2, London
- 18 September: The O2, London
- 20 September: Co-op Live, Manchester
- 21 September: Co-op Live, Manchester
- 23 September: Utilita Arena, Birmingham
- 24 September: Utilita Arena, Birmingham
- 26 September: Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham
- 27 September: Utilita Arena, Cardiff
- 29 September: 3Arena, Dublin
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Danielle Fowler