Tom Grennan fans, look lively! The singer-songwriter, former BRIT nominee and the guy behind that iconic Gillette song has announced that he’s hitting the road and heading on a huge UK tour.
The Grennan ’25 Tour will celebrate the release of his fourth album, Everywhere I Went, Led Me to Where I Didn’t Want to Be, which comes out in August. He said of the new record: ‘This album is about me, revived. Now I'm at a place where I DO want to be. And I'm ready to blow people's heads off.’
It’s the singer’s biggest run of shows to date and includes mega shows at London’s O2 Arena and Manchester’s Co-op Live. Want to be a part of it? This is all the info you need to get tickets to see Tom Grennan this year.
When is Tom Grennan going on tour?
Tom will be playing in 11 arenas across the UK and Ireland from September 3 to September 19, 2025.
When do tickets go on sale?
Fans can get their hands on general sale tickets from 10am on Friday, February 7 over on Ticketmaster or Live Nation.
Is there a presale?
If you preorder Tom’s new album or register before 3pm on February 4, you’ll get exclusive access to a presale that begins Wednesday, February 5 at 10am. There are two more presales with Live Nation and Metropolis Music that go live at 10am the next day.
If you’re one of Tom Grennan’s top fans on Spotify, keep an eye out for an email that gives you an exclusive access code to the presale beginning at the same time.
There are also some presales specific to individual venues, such as the Three+ sale, which gives Three customers early access to his Aberdeen, Newcastle and Leeds performances.
How much are tickets?
The price of tickets will vary slightly depending on what show you’re going to. Not all have been revealed yet but we know that in Glasgow, tickets will range between £44.25 and £64.95 and in cities like Bournemouth, Cardiff and Nottingham they seem to start from £58.
What UK and Ireland dates are confirmed?
Tom is stopping by 11 arenas on his Grennan ’25 Tour, so there’s a high chance he could be performing near you. The confirmed shows so far are:
- September 3: BIC, Bournemouth
- September 4: Utilita Arena, Birmingham
- September 6: The O2, London
- September 9: Utilita Arena, Cardiff
- September 10: Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham
- September 11: OVO Hydro, Glasgow
- September 13: 3Arena, Dublin
- September 15: P&J Arena, Aberdeen
- September 16: Utilita Arena, Newcastle
- September 18: First Direct Arena, Leeds
- September 19: Co-op Live, Manchester
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