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Topics: Robbie Williams, Music
Robbie Williams UK tour tickets are almost gone, as fans have called the singer’s biopic Better Man, the ‘best musical of the decade’.
Despite initial confusion over Williams starring as a CGI monkey, the movie has earned an impressive 88% rating on Rotten Tomatoes since opening, and is once again making waves after becoming available to stream in the UK this week.
So, if you also loved the film and have listened to the soundtrack on repeat ever since (guilty), then there’s still time to get hold of tickets for his upcoming UK tour. This summer, the singer will return to the stage to perform his biggest hits across five dates in Edinburgh, London, Manchester, Bath, and Dublin.
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From UK tour dates and prices to where to buy last-minute tickets, find out everything you need to know below.
Due to the film taking off, Robbie Williams tickets are selling fast, so you need to hurry if you want to belt out Angels with the man himself.
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There are still tickets up for grabs on Ticketmaster for all UK tour dates with prices starting from £66. There is low availability though, so resale sites may be your best shout.
If you’re hoping to see the former Take That star play London’s Emirates Stadium, tickets are still up for grabs. The cheapest tickets we could find are available on StubHub (starting from £114), followed by Viagogo (£131).
Those up in Edinburgh, the cheapest tickets can be found on StubHub for £133. You can also bag them on Viagogo or Ticketmaster.
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If you live in Bath, tickets are up for grabs via Ticketmaster, Viagogo, AXS UK, and StubHub too, but they’re selling fast. If you're looking to splash out on VIP tickets, you want to head over to Seat Unique now, where prices start from £399.
If you're keen to get your hands on tickets, you can find Robbie Williams UK tour dates and places below.
Indie pop group Lottery Winners will support Williams across all dates, whilst Edinburgh will be treated to a special performance by Rag’n’Bone Man on May 31.
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