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ADÉLA - Manchester
- O2 Victoria Warehouse, Manchester, United Kingdom
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ADÉLA’s Red Bottoms Tour hits the UK, Ireland and Europe in January and February 2027. Find tickets from verified sellers on Fanatix.
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ADÉLA plays fifteen shows across Ireland, the UK and Europe this winter, starting at Dublin’s 3Olympia on 13 January 2027 and finishing at Klub Stodoła in Warsaw on 3 February. London gets two nights at O2 Academy Brixton. This is the European half of The Red Bottoms Tour, her first as a headliner, and it follows PRIMA, the debut album she put out in September.
Three years ago she was a ballet dancer who had just been cut from a reality show. Now she has a Billboard Hot 100 entry, and Dublin and London both needed a second night before general sale had even opened. Listings for every date are below, all from verified sellers on Fanatix.

The European leg runs from 13 January to 3 February 2027. Her North American and Mexico shows wrapped up in October.
Wednesday 13 January 2027 – Dublin, 3Olympia Theatre
Thursday 14 January 2027 – Dublin, 3Olympia Theatre
Saturday 16 January 2027 – Manchester, O2 Victoria Warehouse
Sunday 17 January 2027 – Glasgow, O2 Academy Glasgow
Tuesday 19 January 2027 – London, O2 Academy Brixton
Wednesday 20 January 2027 – London, O2 Academy Brixton
Friday 22 January 2027 – Paris, Bataclan
Saturday 23 January 2027 – Cologne, Carlswerk Victoria
Monday 25 January 2027 – Brussels, La Madeleine
Tuesday 26 January 2027 – Utrecht, TivoliVredenburg
Thursday 28 January 2027 – Copenhagen, Amager Bio
Friday 29 January 2027 – Stockholm, Fryshuset
Sunday 31 January 2027 – Oslo, Sentrum Scene
Tuesday 2 February 2027 – Berlin, Metropol
Wednesday 3 February 2027 – Warsaw, Klub Stodoła
Some of these moved to bigger rooms after the first announcement. Manchester went from New Century Hall to O2 Victoria Warehouse, and Glasgow from SWG3 to O2 Academy. If a ticket shows the old venue, ask the seller about it before you buy.
‘Red Bottoms’ came out in June 2026 and gave the tour its name. It’s a breakup ballad in which she compares herself to a pair of red-soled Louboutins after an ex treated her badly, and it’s about as slow as the night gets. Most of the set is made for dancing.
When the tour opened at HERE at Outernet in London in August 2026, she played ‘Ain’t In LA’, ‘KGB’, ‘SexOnTheBeat’ and ‘Marijuana’ and closed on ‘SUPERSCAR’. The 2027 shows will probably lean harder on PRIMA, and setlists do shift between cities. She spent a decade in ballet before any of this, and you can see it in the choreography.
Choose the city and night, then go through the listings for that show. Brixton, Victoria Warehouse and most of the European rooms are largely standing, and a floor ticket at Brixton is a very different evening from a balcony seat. Make sure you know which one you’re getting.
General sale opened on 28 August 2026. For any show that has sold out since then, resale is the way in. Coming from out of town? Book your route home before the night, especially for the Sunday shows in Glasgow and Oslo.
Fanatix doesn’t set ticket prices. Sellers on our marketplace do, so one show can have listings above and below face value at the same time. What you pay comes down to the city, the venue, where you’ll be in the room and how many tickets are still around for that date.
Expect the Brixton nights and the weekend shows to be the most in demand. Midweek dates in mainland Europe tend to be easier.
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ADÉLA was born Adéla Jergová in Bratislava, Slovakia. She trained and worked as a ballet dancer for around a decade before joining Dream Academy in 2023, the HYBE and Geffen reality competition that created the girl group KATSEYE. She was one of the first contestants eliminated, and later called it the worst year of her life.
She came back with her own music in 2024. Her first single, ‘Homewrecked’, picked up on TikTok, and Grimes got in touch and co-produced her third single, ‘Machine Girl’. After signing with Capitol Records, she released her debut EP The Provocateur in 2025, and the video for ‘SexOnTheBeat’ featured a cameo from Christina Aguilera.
2026 was her breakout year. She supported Demi Lovato on her arena tour in the spring, played Lollapalooza, Lowlands and Reading and Leeds, and released her debut album PRIMA on 4 September. ‘Ain’t In LA’ became the first song by a Slovak artist to chart on the Billboard Hot 100. If you like her sound, browse more pop concert tickets on Fanatix.
Yes. ADÉLA plays Dublin on 13 and 14 January, Manchester on 16 January, Glasgow on 17 January and London on 19 and 20 January 2027.
Both London shows are at O2 Academy Brixton, on Tuesday 19 and Wednesday 20 January 2027.
ADÉLA is from Bratislava, Slovakia.
Yes. She took part in Dream Academy in 2023, the competition that formed KATSEYE, before launching her solo career in 2024.
Her debut album, PRIMA, was released on 4 September 2026.
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