Sam Fender announces three huge summer 2025 UK stadium dates - how to get tickets

Sam Fender has this morning announced a series of stadium headline shows for next summer.

The shows, in support for his forthcoming album, 'People Watching', will take place in London and Newcastle in June 2025. Sam will play the London Stadium on June 6 before returning north for two hometown shows at Newcastle’s St. James’ Park on the 14 and 14 June.

Fans who pre-order People Watching from Sam’s store by 10am Monday 25 November, or have already pre-ordered the record, will receive early access to tickets from 9:30am on Tuesday, 26 November. All remaining tickets will go on general sale from 9:30am on Friday 29 November via www.samfender.com and on Ticketmaster here.

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The 75,000 capacity show at the London Stadium in June will be Sam’s first stadium headline date outside of Newcastle. CMAT will support on all three shows, and The War on Drugs will play on 6 and 14 June.

It will also be the third and fourth time the North Shields musician has performed in his home city stadium, having sold-out two nights back in 2023. He will overtake The Rolling Stones who have performed at St James’ Park on three previous occasions.

£1 from every ticket sold will be donated back into select cultural organisations such as Youth Music and Sunday For Sammy to support the artists in the North East of England. Fender's new album will be released on 21 February 2025.

As previously announced, next month the singer heads out on the first leg of The People Watching Tour across the UK and Ireland, with all the arena dates long since sold out. He then heads to Europe for the second leg of the tour in March 2025. He is also confirmed to appear at next year’s Rock Werchter festival in July.

Sam Fender - People Watching Tour new dates for 2025:

• 6 June – London Stadium (w/ The War on Drugs + CMAT)
• 12 June – St. James’ Park, Newcastle (w/ CMAT)
• 14 June – St. James’ Park, Newcastle (w/ The War on Drugs + CMAT)