U2 tour FAQ: Tickets on sale for European dates — here’s what you need to know
Tickets for U2's next European tour went on general sale today. Picture: PA Photo/Neil Fraser
U2’s 16th studio album, goes on sale next week on November 13 and their upcoming tour is named after the recently released single
The record is the band’s first album of new material in nine years and features 12 tracks.
Last month, the band confirmed the tour would kick off in February 2027 in Mexico City, followed by Sao Paulo in Brazil, and Buenos Aires, Argentina, with additional performances scheduled in those locations since being first announced.
North American dates will be announced in the coming weeks, but last week U2 revealed the European leg of the tour.
It will kick off in April in Stockholm, Sweden, with U2 also visiting Paris, Barcelona, Seville, Lisbon and Amsterdam before their performances in London, Berlin, and Milan.
Not yet, but there will be. The group are planning a further leg of the tour in 2028, which is expected to conclude in Ireland.
The Edge, whose real name is David Evans, said: “We can’t say too much about the next leg of
“We’re still figuring it out – but what we can say is, we’ll be wrapping it up in Ireland.
“There’s nowhere else we’d want to be for that party.”
Yes, rock band Wolf Alice will be the support act in Europe. In South America, American artist Beck will provide support for those dates.
Several presales have taken place, but tickets are now available for general sale for most of U2’s European dates since this morning on Ticketmaster.
Presales will take place for the recently added Barcelona and Seville gigs from November 9 before they are available for general sale on Friday, November 13.
Prices range from £83.75 for the London dates, while tickets for the European gigs start at €84.
