Sam Fender tells fans high ticket prices for Proper Massive tour are ‘getting changed’
Fender criticises stadium pricing, calling it ‘bollocks’ and says it ‘won’t be happening’ on his tour Sam Fender has responded to criticism by fans about ticket prices for his 2027 stadium tour by promising he would lower the cost, telling followers on Instagram: “They’re getting changed.” The 32-year-old musician announced his Proper Massive stadium tour earlier this week. Continue reading...
Sam Fender, a 32-year-old musician, has responded to fan complaints about the high ticket prices for his upcoming 2027 stadium tour, known as Proper Massive. Fender announced the tour earlier this week and addressed concerns about the pricing on Instagram, stating, "They're getting changed." He expressed dissatisfaction with the inflated prices, attributing them to the cost of staging the show.
Fender also criticized the division of standing tickets into separate front and back tiers, dismissing it as "bollocks" and asserting that such practices would not be implemented on his tour. Ticket prices ranged from £64.75 to £130.75, with some venues, such as Newcastle, Cardiff, and Edinburgh, listing prices above £100. Fender's tour is scheduled to take place at various venues, including Newcastle's St James's Park, Cardiff's Principality Stadium, Dublin's Marley Park, Edinburgh's Murrayfield, and Manchester's Etihad, throughout summer 2027.
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