Glastonbury hasn’t even kicked off yet, but there are no doubt countless fans who didn’t even get a chance to buy a ticket. And – unfortunately for those who missed out – the line-up is exceptional. With such icons as The 1975, Rod Stewart, Olivia Rodrigo, Raye, Neil Young, Biffy Clyro and Alanis Morissette involved, it’s going to be one to remember.
Thankfully, for fans who missed out on Glastonbury, there are still plenty of massive artists coming to the UK in the next few weeks and months, rounding off summer in style. And we’ve collected our picks from the best of the bunch below. All complete with links to buy tickets. And while official retailers may not have a lot on offer, resale websites could be the best place to look for last-minute tickets. Here’s the list.
I mean, it’s a no-brainer isn’t it? Oasis are finally back on the scene in just a matter of days after over a decade of hiatus.
Through August and September Oasis will be playing stadiums and massive arena areas around the country.
And with 17 shows around the UK, fans have plenty of opportunities to get involved.
What’s more, there is almost no chance the band will hit Glastonbury this weekend, so this tour will be fans’ only chance to get involved.
Here’s the links:
Coldplay have become one of the most popular bands in the UK.
And this year’s Music of the Spheres Tour has proven to be extremely exciting for fans, who are buying up second-hand tickets every day for their upcoming 12 stadium shows.
As a result, websites such as viagogo have become the go-to place for fans looking to get involved in the upcoming gigs.
We’ve got the links fans need below:
The American Summertime Sadness singer has been absent from the UK for years, and she’s finally returning next week.
Like a rare songbird, Lana Del Rey’s visit is only fleeting, as well. She’ll be playing just a couple of stadium dates across the UK before she returns to the USA.
And while she’s here, we might even get snippets from her upcoming new album.
Here’s the links:
It has very much been Kendrick’s year. After Not Like Us took over the world, he demonstrated the song’s power (and pure catchiness) at the Super Bowl halftime show.
Shortly thereafter, Kendrick Lamar announced a string of UK tour dates, all of which are taking place in arenas or even bigger – stadiums.
He’s on his way to the UK at the end of July, so fans have just a few weeks to get their tickets.
Here’s the links:
