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Published 09:19 21 Apr 2026 BST
Updated 09:21 21 Apr 2026 BST

Jessie Ware ticket prices have been revealed for her upcoming UK and European tour dates.
The singer will embark on the Superbloom Tour across 2026 in support of her recently released album of the same name.
The European leg of the tour will begin on 10 November in Paris, and head to the likes of Prague, Berlin, Copenhagen, Brussels and Amsterdam.
She'll then head to Dublin's 3Olympia, and headline her first arena shows across the UK including London's O2 Arena, Glasgow's OVO Hydro and Manchester's Co-op Live.
Ahead of Jessie Ware tickets being released fans might be wondering how much tickets will cost.
Below you can find out everything we know about ticket prices for the European dates on the Superbloom Tour.
A number of venues have confirmed the ticket prices for Jessie Ware's headline tour.
Dublin's 3Olympia says that tickets will start from €61.90 for only headline Irish date on the tour.
While Glasgow's OVO Hydro has confirmed prices will be between £41.15 - £140.45, which is expected to be a similar price mark across the UK run.
And for her European dates tickets will start at €49.37, which was confirmed by AFAS Live in Amsterdam.
They go on general sale at 9am local time on Thursday, 23 April via:
You can find out about the presales taking place in our guide here.
6 October - Toronto, ON, History - tickets
8 October - New York, NY, Radio City Music Hall - tickets
10 October - Washington, DC, The Anthem - tickets
11 October - Philadelphia, PA, The Fillmore Philadelphia - tickets
13 October - Chicago, IL, Aragon Ballroom - tickets
16 October - San Francisco, CA - tickets
20 October - Los Angeles, CA Greek Theatre - tickets
22 October - México City, Teatro Metropolitan - tickets
10 November - Paris, Casino De Paris - tickets
12 November - Prague, SaSaZu - tickets
14 November - Vilnius, Compensa Concert Hall - tickets
16 November - Berlin, Huxleys Neue Welt - tickets
18 November - Copenhagen, K.B. Hallen - tickets
20 November - Brussels, Ancienne Belgique - tickets
21 November - Amsterdam, AFAS Live - tickets
28 November - London, O2 Arena - tickets
1 December - Dublin, 3Olympia Theatre - tickets
4 December - Glasgow, OVO Hydro - tickets
5 December - Manchester, Co-op Live - tickets
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