Lily Allen announces extra 2026 date after calls from fans
Great news if you missed out on tour tickets
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Lily Allen has announced a surprise headline show just days after her West End Girl UK tour sold out in minutes.
This morning (Monday, November 10), it was confirmed that the British songstress will headline next year's Mighty Hoopla on Saturday, May 30.
At the UK's biggest pop festival, she will perform her first album in seven years, West End Girl, in its entirety.
The news comes off the back of her UK tour selling out in mere minutes due to overwhelming demand, which prompted fans to beg the singer to add more dates.
The Smile hitmaker will be in good company at the festival too, as the Scissor Sisters will take to the stage on the following day (Sunday, May 31).
Allen was one of the first people to comment on Mighty Hoopla's announcement on Instagram, as she wrote: "We are going to have so much f***ing funnnnn."
Fans are understandably thrilled, too. One commented, "Thank god you're doing this because getting tickets for the tour was impossible."
Another raved, "Oh, f*** yeah!"
So, what time does general sale open, and how much will tickets cost? Find out everything you need to know below.
Where to buy Lily Allen tickets and what time general sale starts
General sale for 2026 Mighty Hoopla opens at 10am on Tuesday, November 11 via the official website.
According to multiple sources online, day tickets will start from 79.50 and weekend tickets will kick off from £159.50.
If you miss out, resale tickets are likely to become available on StubHub and Viagogo.
Last year, over 65,000 fans were in attendance, so you'll need to hurry if you want to be a part of the crowd.
To avoid ticket scams and ensure a money-back guarantee, always purchase resale tickets through verified sites.
Who else is performing at 2026 Mighty Hoopla?
In case you needed further convincing, Allen will be joined by huge acts including Jessie J, Todrick Hall, JLS, and Horse Meat Disco.
As for the following day (May 31), you can expect to see Scissor Sisters on the bill alongside the likes of Perrie, Five, Alexandra Burke, and Trixie Mattel.
But that's not all, as over 100 more acts are expected to be announced shortly. You can find the 2026 lineup so far below.
Saturday, May 30:
- Lily Allen
- Jessie J
- Todrick Hall
- JLS
- Horse Meat Disco
- Agnes
- Applton
- Empress Of
- Heather Small
- House Gospel Choir
- Lucy Spraggan
- Mae Muller
- DJ Paulette
- Say Now
- The Artful Dodger
- Tulisa
Sunday, May 31:
- Scissor Sisters
- Perrie
- Five
- Alexandra Burke
- Trixie Mattel
- Booty Luv
- Cascada
- Estelle
- m4a
- Jaguar
- Jodie Harsh
- Kiesza
- Liberty X
- Louise
- Mykki Blanco
- Shura
- The Wanted 2.0
Where to buy Lily Allen resale tickets now
Allen's upcoming tour sold out in minutes due to overwhelming demand. So, your best bet is now resale.
You can shop our top deals below:
For all other show dates, head over to Ticombo, where prices start from £268.
To avoid ticket scams and ensure a money-back guarantee, always purchase resale tickets through verified sites.
Where is Lily Allen playing on tour next year?
The West End Girl tour will commence at Glasgow's Royal Concert Hall on March 2, before heading to the likes of Liverpool, Birmingham, Manchester, and Cambridge.
As mentioned above, the UK run will close with three evenings at The London Palladium. Good luck!
Lily Allen West End Girl 2026 UK tour dates:
- 2 March: Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow
- 3 March: Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool
- 5 March: Symphony Hall, Birmingham
- 7 March: Sheffield City Hall, Sheffield
- 8 March: O2 City Hall, Newcastle
- 10 March: The Hall, Aviva Studios, Manchester
- 11 March: The Hall, Aviva Studios, Manchester
- 14 March: Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham
- 15 March: Cambridge Corn Exchange, Cambridge
- 17 March: Bristol Beacon, Bristol
- 18 March: Cardiff New Theatre, Cardiff
- 20 March: The London Palladium, London
- 21 March: The London Palladium, London
- 22 March: The London Palladium, London (extra date)
Topics: Music, Lily Allen
Danielle Fowler