There’s still time to buy Take That Hampden Park tickets if you're quick as set list is finally revealed
Take That fans, this is your final call to buy The Circus UK tour tickets, as the set list has finally been 'revealed'.
In case you missed it, the 90s boy band are bringing back their legendary 2009 Circus Live Tour next year, and tickets are now available on Seat Unique, See Tickets, and Ticketmaster.
On the road, Take That are expected to play their greatest hits, with shows in the likes of London, Manchester, and Coventry.
Their most popular dates? Their Hampden Park, Glasgow shows are in high demand (Friday, June 12 and Saturday, June 13).
So, if you’re keen to be a part of the crowd, where can you get hold of tickets? Find out everything you need to know below.
Where to buy Take That 2026 Hampden Park tickets
Take That will perform at Glasgow's Hampden Park on Friday, June 12 and Saturday, June 13. At the time of writing, there are limited tickets available on See Tickets and Ticketmaster. Prices start from £80.
As for other show dates, you'll want to check out the following deals:
- See Tickets: Prices start from £80.75 for Stadium of Light, Sunderland (Tuesday, June 9)
- Ticketmaster: Prices start from £81.80 for Etihad Stadium, Manchester (Friday, June 19)
- Seat Unique: (VIP and hospitality): Prices start from £299 for London Stadium, London (all dates)
As for resale tickets, your best bet is StubHub or Viagogo. Prices start from £113 for both Glasgow show dates (Friday, June 12 and Saturday, June 13).
To avoid ticket scams and ensure a money-back guarantee, always purchase resale tickets through verified sites.
What does the Hampden Park seating plan look like?
If you want to secure the best seats possible, it's worth checking out the seating plan first.
It has been confirmed that the Take That Hampden Park shows will have standing tickets split into A and B sections. Pitch is home to slightly more affordable tickets.
For an idea of the views on offer, visit A View From My Seat to search Hampden Park or previous Take That shows for examples of past stage setup.
What will the Take That set list look like?
The Take That set list has yet to be confirmed, but the final show from their 2009 The Circus Tour is a good place to start if you want to know what to expect on the big night.
The band played their most beloved hits, including Greatest Day, Back For Good, and Rule The World. You can find the set list below, as per Set List FM.
Take That The Circus Tour, July 5, 2009
- Greatest Day
- Hello
- Could It Be Magic (Cover)
- Pray
- A Million Love Songs
- Back for Good
- The Garden
- Shine
- Up All Night
- Wooden Boat
- How Did It Come to This
- The Circus
- What Is Love
- Do What U Like / Promises / It Only Takes a Minute / Take That and Party
- Said It All
- Never Forget
- Patience
- Relight My Fire
- Encore:
- Hold Up a Light
- Rule the World
Who is supporting Take That on tour next year?
As though Take That isn’t enough to convince you, the boys will be in good company on the road with support from The Script and Belinda Carlisle (does not include Dublin dates).
Where are Take That performing in the UK and Ireland 2026?
Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, and Mark Owen will kick off the 2026 run in Southampton on May 29. Take That will then head to the likes of Coventry, Sunderland, Glasgow, and Cardiff.
The UK and Ireland tour will close in Dublin on July 4. You can find out when the group are coming to a city near you below. See you there?
Take That UK and Ireland 2026 tour dates:
- Friday, 29 May: St Mary’s Stadium, Southampton
- Friday, 5 June: Building Society Arena, Coventry
- Saturday, 6 June: Building Society Arena, Coventry
- Thursday, 9 June: Stadium of Light, Sunderland
- Friday, 12 June: Hampden Park, Glasgow
- Tuesday, 16 June: Principality Stadium, Cardiff
- Friday, 19 June: Etihad Stadium, Manchester
- Saturday, 20 June: Etihad Stadium, Manchester
- Thursday, 25 June: London Stadium, London
- Friday, 29 June: London Stadium, London
- Saturday, 30 June: London Stadium, London
- Saturday, 4 July: Aviva Stadium, Dublin
Topics: Music
Danielle Fowler