Sam Fender has announced the Proper Massive Stadium Tour for summer 2027, including two nights at Wembley Stadium and a return to Newcastle’s St James’ Park. The UK and Ireland dates were unveiled on Wednesday 21 October, with general ticket sales beginning on 30 October.
The announcement also opens a preorder campaign for Fender’s fourth album, currently referred to as SF4. His official website says more album information is coming, so the stadium itinerary is confirmed while fuller details of the new record remain to follow.
Sam Fender stadium tour 2027: the confirmed dates
Fender’s official tour announcement lists nine performances across six cities. The run starts at St James’ Park in Newcastle on 3 and 5 June, followed by Cardiff’s Principality Stadium on 10 June.
London’s Wembley Stadium hosts two concerts on 18 and 20 June. The tour continues at Dublin’s Marlay Park on 1 July, Edinburgh’s Murrayfield Stadium on 8 July and Manchester’s Etihad Stadium on 15 and 17 July.
The itinerary gives the singer another pair of hometown stadium shows alongside his biggest headline concerts yet at Wembley. Live-music trade publication Pollstar reports that the Newcastle dates will be his sixth and seventh performances at St James’ Park, following concerts there in 2023 and 2025.
Wunderhorse join the UK stadium shows
Ticketmaster’s announcement confirms Wunderhorse as main support for each UK date. Fans attending the Dublin concert should check that event’s own information rather than assuming the UK support arrangement applies there too.
The shows follow the success of People Watching, Fender’s third album. Ticketmaster notes that the record reached number one and won the 2025 Mercury Prize, while Pollstar places the forthcoming dates in the context of his expanding stadium audience.
There is a substantial live history behind that growth. Pollstar’s reported box-office figures put attendance across his three St James’ Park shows in June 2025 at more than 150,000. Those figures describe the previous concerts, rather than tickets already sold for the newly announced tour.
Presale and general-sale dates
The artist presale opens at 9.30am on Wednesday 28 October. General sale follows at 9.30am on Friday 30 October. Fans seeking an early opportunity should note the separate deadline for registering their eligibility before the presale begins. Leaving that registration until the morning tickets become available would miss the published cutoff.
Fender’s website gives a 9am deadline on Monday 26 October for eligible album preorders. However, buying an album is not the only route: Universal Music UK’s presale guidance also confirms a No Purchase Necessary registration option with the same deadline.
A presale code provides access to the ticket sale, rather than guaranteeing a ticket. Fans should read the current eligibility instructions and check their email details before the deadline, especially if they plan to use the registration route.
Wembley publishes accessible-ticket information
Wembley’s event support page identifies Ticketmaster and Wembley Stadium as official ticket sellers. It says its disability-access ticketing line opens at 9.30am on 28 October for presales, with general sale at the same time on 30 October.
The stadium also confirms BSL interpretation for the shows, with the interpreter positioned in front of Block 123. Fans who need that area should follow Wembley’s accessible-booking process, rather than choosing a standard ticket and assuming the necessary position will be available later.
Accessible tickets for these Wembley dates are sold by the stadium. Its guidance links to further support for Deaf BSL users and other access requirements, allowing fans to check the relevant arrangements before sales begin.
With two Newcastle nights, two Wembley shows and a further pair in Manchester, the newly announced run makes stadiums central to Fender’s next summer. For now, the immediate dates to watch are the presale on 28 October and general sale on 30 October.
