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Published 09:43 16 Apr 2026 BST
Updated 09:55 16 Apr 2026 BST

The Strokes ticket prices have been confirmed for their upcoming Reality Awaits Tour.
The group recently announced details of a headline UK and European arena tour in support of their upcoming album.
It'll begin on 6 October at London's O2 Arena and head to the likes of Amsterdam, Düsseldorf, Berlin, Bologna, Barcelona and Paris.
They'll then perform shows in Newcastle and Manchester before finishing up in Dublin on 28 October.
Their upcoming album Reality Awaits is due for release on 26 June and marks their first in six years.
It features lead single "Going Shopping" and fans can also expect to hear tracks from their back catalogue.
Ahead of The Strokes tickets being released fans might be wondering how much they'll cost.
Below you can find out everything you need to know about ticket prices for The Strokes' UK and European tour.
A number of venues have confirmed how much tickets will cost for their UK and European tour dates.
Tickets for their show at Co-op Live will be priced between £65.95 to £253.25, which is expected to be similar across the UK run.
While Dublin's 3Arena tickets are confirmed to be priced between €83.75 to €255.25.
Following presale, remaining tickets will go on general sale at 10am local time on Friday, 17 April via:
6 October - London, O2 Arena - tickets
11 October - Amsterdam, Ziggo Dome - tickets
13 October - Düsseldorf, PSD Bank Dome - tickets
15 October - Berlin, Uber Arena - tickets
17 October - Bologna, Unipol Arena - tickets
20 October - Barcelona, Palau Sant Jordi - tickets
22 October - Paris, Accor Arena - tickets
25 October - Newcastle, Utilita Arena - tickets
26 October - Manchester, Co-op Live - tickets
28 October - Dublin, 3Arena - tickets
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