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Sam Fender, a 32-year-old musician from North Shields, announced on Instagram that he is lowering ticket prices for his Proper Massive Stadium Tour '27 after fans criticized the initially high costs. The tour, scheduled for summer 2027, will visit venues in Newcastle, Cardiff, London, Edinburgh, Dublin, and Manchester.
In response to a post detailing standing tickets at Wembley costing up to £130.75 and seating ranging from £64.75 to £130.75, Fender vowed changes, saying the prices were "getting changed." He also criticized dividing standing areas into front and back tiers, stating it was “bollocks” and would not happen on his tour.
By Saturday evening, Fender updated that he removed the higher-priced "front standing" tickets, ensuring all standing ticket holders have an equal chance of being at the front. New prices for GA standing are set at £85, with seats ranging from £95 to £55 (excluding venue and ticket company fees).