Sam Fender says Proper Massive tour prices are changing after fans question Wembley tickets

Sam Fender says ticket prices for his 2027 Proper Massive stadium tour are being changed after fans questioned figures posted for his Wembley show. Responding on Instagram on 24 October, the singer also said standing tickets would not be split into front and general sections, according to The Guardian and NME.

‘I’m not happy with these prices, they’re getting changed,’ Fender wrote in a comment reported by NME. He said prices had risen well beyond what he had intended and should increase only in relation to the cost of putting on the show. Neither report gave revised prices or a date for their release.

What sparked the ticket price complaints

NME also reported apparent Newcastle prices of £98.60 for standing and £86.50 to £112.90 for seats. It said Cardiff, Edinburgh and Manchester were reportedly set to have two standing sections, with front areas listed at around £120 to £130. Fender’s response addressed that division as well as the price level: ‘The standing will not be split as well, I had no idea about it,’ he wrote, according to NME.

Fender called the split ‘bollocks’ and said it ‘won’t be happening on this tour’. The Guardian reported him asking how the arrangement had become normal at gigs. His comments set out what he wants changed; the outlets had not established that the ticket listings or standing arrangements had already been revised.

When do Sam Fender tickets go on sale?

The tour, announced earlier this week, is due to begin with two homecoming concerts at Newcastle’s St James’ Park on 3 and 5 June 2027. NME lists further stops in Cardiff, London, Dublin, Edinburgh and Manchester, with Wunderhorse supporting. The planned general sale is 30 October at 9:30am GMT, after a presale scheduled for 28 October at the same time. That gives prospective buyers a near-term reason to watch for the revised prices.