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24th October 2025
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5 Seconds Of Summer have announced details of a headline UK and European tour - and this is how to get tickets.
The band will embark on the Everyone's A Star! World Tour in support of the album of the same name in 2026.
The run will begin at Belfast's SSE Arena on 26 March and head to the likes of Dublin, Glasgow, Birmingham, Manchester, London, and Cardiff.
They'll then take the tour across Europe, with shows scheduled for the likes of Antwerp, Paris, Amsterdam, Berlin, Budapest, Stockholm, and Lisbon.
It'll be in support of their upcoming sixth studio album, Everyone's a Star!, which is due for release on 14 November.
The LP will mark their first in three years and features singles "Not OK", "Boyband" and "Telephone Busy".
As well as Europe, the band will stop off across North America next summer, and Australia and New Zealand in October and November.
Ahead of 5 Seconds Of Summer tour tickets going on sale, you can find out everything you need to know below.
Fans can get their hands on tickets from 10am on Friday, 31 October via:
Yes, fans in the UK who pre-order their album from the official store here by 10am GMT on Monday, 27 October will receive access to a presale.
You'll be sent a presale code and link by 7pm on Monday, 27 October, and the presale will go live from 10am on Tuesday, 28 October.
26 March - Belfast, SSE Arena - tickets
27 March - Dublin, 3Arena - tickets
30 March - Glasgow, OVO Hydro - tickets
31 March - Birmingham, Utilita Arena - tickets
2 April - London, The O2 - tickets
4 April - Manchester, Co-Op Live - tickets
5 April - Cardiff, International Arena - tickets
7 April - Antwerp, AFAS Dome (Sportpaleis)
8 April - Paris, Accor Arena
10 April - Amsterdam, Ziggo Dome
13 April - Cologne, Lanxess Arena
14 April - Hamburg, Barclays Arena
16 April - Oslo, Unity Arena
18 April - Stockholm, Hovet
19 April - Copenhagen, Forum Black Box
21 April - Berlin, Uber Arena
22 April - Lodz, Atlas Arena
24 April - Budapest, MVM Dome
25 April - Graz, Stadthalle
27 April - Munich, Olympiahalle
28 April - Milan, Forum Black Box
30 April - Madrid, Palacio Vistalegre
1 May - Valencia, Roig Arena
3 May - Lisbon, MEO Arena
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