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Danielle Fowler
Topics: Music
Lily Allen is heading on tour next year and presale kicks off at 10am today (Wednesday, November 5) on See Tickets and Ticketmaster.
In case you've been living under a rock, the British songstress recently released heartbreak album West End Girl, and it has taken social media by storm.
Featuring unmissable tracks such as P***y Palace, Ruminating, and West End Girl, it's a raw look at the unravelling of her marriage to Stranger Things star David Harbour, and we've had it on repeat.
To celebrate the new music, Allen has chosen to play the album of the moment in its entirety at specially chosen theatres up and down the country.
The tour begins in March 2026 and will stop by cities including Glasgow, Newcastle, Liverpool, and Manchester.
It's her first tour in seven years, so tickets are sure to be in high demand, and fans are shocked at how affordable the prices are.
For instance, tickets for Glasgow Royal Concert Hall (March 2) start from only £40 and rise to £85. Meanwhile, seats at Manchester’s Aviva Studios (March 10 and 11) start from just £45, a price that's unheard of in the current climate.
So, what time does presale open, and where can you buy tickets? Find out everything you need to know about Lily Allen's West End Girl UK tour below.
Presale kicks off at 10am today (Wednesday, November 5) via See Tickets and Ticketmaster. You must have a presale code to buy tickets.
You can also purchase tickets via the venue of your choice, such as London Palladium with LW Theatres.
If you miss out, general sale will start at 10am on Friday, November 7 via See Tickets and Ticketmaster. Tickets can also be purchased via the venue's official site.
Resale tickets are also likely to go on sale shortly via the likes of StubHub and Viagogo.
Fans, seats will be limited for the upcoming shows due to the choice of venue, so you'll need to move fast if you're keen.
The Smile hitmaker will play the new album in full at some of the UK's most beautiful theatres, kicking things off at Glasgow's Royal Concert Hall on March 2.
Allen will later head to the likes of Liverpool, Birmingham, Sheffield, and Newcastle. Your last chance to see the singer live is at The London Palladium on March 21.