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How to get Stereophonics tickets as final sale for new Birmingham date goes live

Birmingham-based Stereophonics fans will have another chance to get their hands on tickets this week.

LONDON, ENGLAND - JULY 09: (EDITORIAL USE ONLY) Kelly Jones of Stereophonics performs on the Great Oak Stage as American Express present BST Hyde Park at Hyde Park on July 09, 2022 in London, England. (Photo by Gus Stewart/Redferns)

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Published: Friday, 18 July 2025 at 8:00 am

When you think of indie rockers whose tunes have soundtracked many a teenager summer, a few names come to mind; The Kooks, Two Door Cinema Club, The Strokes, Bombay Bicycle Club.

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However, one name stands out above the rest, and that's Stereophonics.

The Welsh four-piece are the brains behind timeless hits like Dakota, Have A Nice Day and Handbags and Gladrags, which fans will have the chance to see performed live later this year.

Stereophonics first formed under the name Tragic Love Club in 1992, and since then have released a whopping thirteen studio albums, as well as one live album.

Now, straight off the back of a summer tour and an appearance at the Isle of Wight Festival, the band are heading back out on tour. Here's how you can get tickets to see them in December 2025, along with the brand-new date announced for Birmingham.

As always, we're here to help — here is our guide to artist pre-sale and our guide to how to beat the Ticketmaster queue.

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Where are Stereophonics touring UK in 2025?

Here's a full list of dates and venues for the Stereophonics UK tour 2025, including the additional date on 3rd December:

When do Stereophonics tickets for additional Birmingham date go on sale?

General sale tickets were released for initial dates at 9:30am on Friday 11th July.

The new Birmingham date on 3rd December will go on sale at 9:30am on Friday 18th July.

Buy Stereophonics tickets at Ticketmaster

Are there Stereophonics hospitality tickets?

LONDON, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 04: (L to R) Adam Zindani, Kelly Jones and Richard Jones of Stereophonics attend the VIP Screening of "Becoming Led Zeppelin" at The Ham Yard Hotel on February 4, 2025 in London, England. (Photo by Dave Benett/WireImage)

Stereophonics. Dave Benett/WireImage

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If you've tried to get concert ticket for big name acts recently — we're looking at you Oasis, Beyoncé and Coldplay — you'll know that the Ticketmaster queue can be temperamental. If you'd like to avoid the stress of trying for standard tickets, why not purchase hospitality tickets instead? After all, they're less in demand due to the usually higher price.

At the time of writing, you can buy hospitality tickets for Stereophonics' Manchester, Birmingham, Liverpool and London shows at Seat Unique, with prices starting from just £99.

Buy Stereophonics hospitality tickets at Seat Unique

How much do Stereophonics tickets cost?

Tickets cost between £53 and £97 for seated, and £75.75 for standing.

How to get tickets for Stereophonics UK tour

Be sure to get online bright and early in order to secure the tickets for your desired date — and be sure you have your Ticketmaster login details to hand!

Remember that tickets are also available on sites like AXS, where there may be slightly lower demand.

Buy Stereophonics tickets at Ticketmaster

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