General sale tickets for the highly anticipated Peter Kay 2022-23 tour will go on sale tomorrow, November 12.
The much-loved comedian will perform at Liverpool’s M&S Bank Arena on Friday, January 6 and Saturday, January 7 2023. The huge UK tour will also visit Manchester, Leeds, Birmingham and more.
Pre-sale tickets for the tour went on sale yesterday and saw huge demand, with many people left angry when the O2 Priority app crashed. While some were lucky and managed to snag tickets, others couldn’t even access the app, and could only see a loading screen.
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General sale tickets for Peter Kay’s tour go on sale tomorrow, November 12 and if the priority sale is anything to go by, there will be huge demand again. Below we’ve taken a look at everything you’ll need to know to get your hands on Peter Kay tickets tomorrow.
What time do Peter Kay tickets go on sale?
General tickets will go on sale this Saturday November 12 at 10am. Tickets will be available to purchase via See Tickets and Ticketmaster. Peter Kay tickets will also be available to purchase through the M&S Bank Arena website , where you can set up an alert to remind you about the ticket sale.
How much will tickets cost for Peter Kay’s new tour?
Prices for the show will start from £35, rising to £135 for the most expensive seats. The comedian says ticket prices for the tour were set to match those of 2010.
On the See Tickets website, tickets for his shows start at £41.55 instead of £35, but this is due to the inclusion of admin and booking fees. The price of the tickets then increases further, depending on which type of seat you purchase.
After £41.55, the seating then goes up to £58.05 and £74.55, which all include admin and booking fees through See Tickets . The most expensive 'best seat package' costs £151 (£135 before fees) and includes a top price seat for the show, a limited edition Peter Kay gift, a Peter Kay show programme and a Peter Kay VIP laminate and lanyard.
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