Stevie Wonder Tickets

Tickets are available for Stevie Wonder’s Birmingham, London, Manchester and Glasgow shows, with Fanatix listings currently starting from £253 in Manchester, £203 in London, £362 in Birmingham and £318 in Glasgow. For comparison, tickets originally went on sale from £101. The anniversary tour kicks off with a Birmingham show on 13th October, with London following on 3rd November, Manchester on 8th November and Glasgow closing out the UK run on 11th November. For those in Ireland, a Dublin date sits in the middle of Birmingham and London on 1st November 2026. General sale for the UK and Ireland shows begins at 10am on Friday 11th September, following presales.

UK and Ireland Dates

Date	City	Venue	Status
13th October 2026	Birmingham	Utilita Arena	Available
1st November 2026	Dublin	3Arena	On sale 11th September
3rd November 2026	London	The O2	Available
8th November 2026	Manchester	Co-Op Live	Available
11th November 2026	Glasgow	OVO Hydro	Available

Stevie Wonder in Copenhagen

Stevie Wonder plays Copenhagen’s Royal Arena on Sunday, 18 October 2026. It’s the first of his European dates after the opening shows, so fans travelling from Denmark and nearby countries may be looking at this one as their best option. Check the available listings for the different seating sections, as prices can vary considerably depending on how close you are to the stage.

Stevie Wonder in Oslo

The Oslo show takes place at Unity Arena on Tuesday, 20 October 2026. It’s Stevie Wonder’s only date in Norway, making it the one to look at if you’re hoping to see him there rather than travelling to another European city. Compare the listings before buying, particularly if you have a preference for floor or lower-level seats.

Stevie Wonder in Cologne

On Monday, 26 October 2026, Stevie Wonder heads to Cologne’s LANXESS Arena. The venue is one of the biggest on the European leg with plenty of different sections to choose from. If you’re looking for a specific view or seating area, it’s a good idea to check the current listings instead of assuming the cheapest tickets will be in the best location.

Stevie Wonder in Amsterdam

Amsterdam follows on Wednesday, 28 October 2026, with a show at the Ziggo Dome. This is the final mainland European date before the tour moves on to the UK and Ireland and that could be a convenient option for fans travelling from elsewhere in Europe. Ticket prices and availability will depend on the section, so compare the listings before choosing your seats.

How to buy Stevie Wonder tickets

Fanatix is a marketplace where fans can compare tickets listed by verified sellers. To buy yours:

1. Browse the listings above and choose the Stevie Wonder show you’re interested in attending.
2. Choose your section or ticket type, check the seat details, price and any other information attached to the listing.
3. Check the delivery method before paying, this way you’ll know exactly how your tickets are going to arrive.
4. Pay securely through Fanatix and keep a hold of your booking confirmation.

If you’re flexible on dates, check out more than one UK show. Prices and availability can vary from one night to another.

How much are Stevie Wonder tickets?

Stevie Wonder tickets are currently priced from £203 on Fanatix. London is the cheapest UK date at the moment, with tickets starting at £203, while Birmingham tickets are available from £362. For comparison, tickets originally went on sale from £101, so some of the listings you see on the resale market are higher than face value.

Ticket type	Ticket price from
General admission	£384
Seated	£203

The price you pay will also depend on where you’re sitting and which tickets are available. Better seats tend to command higher prices, while cheaper listings may sell quickly, meaning the prices shown on Fanatix could change as the tour grows nearer.

Buying safely on Fanatix

• Sellers on the marketplace are verified.
• Sellers are in charge of setting their own ticket prices.
• Eligible Fanatix purchases are covered by our 100% money-back guarantee.
• Delivery information is shown in each ticket listing.

That means it’s a good idea to check the full price and ticket details before completing your order.

Best seats for Stevie Wonder at The O2

The O2 Arena’s layout is unique, with elevated sections, offering a better view overall than some floor spots – especially in general admission cases. For Stevie Wonder at The O2 Arena, Level 1 seating may be the ideal option if you want a clear view without paying to be on the floor.

Best value blocks

Blocks around Level 1 may be a sensible choice for this show, offering attendees a raised view of the stage while avoiding the highest tiers. If being close and in on the action matters to you more than seeing the whole production, floor standing is also a good option.

Blocks to think twice about

Floor standing isn’t automatically the best, a flat floor means taller people standing in front of you can become an issue. Level 4 seats at The O2 also aren’t ideal if you struggle with heights, so it’s worth considering that before booking. Check the event seating plan before buying.

About Stevie Wonder

Stevie Wonder is a multi-award-winning singer-songwriter whose career has its roots firmly in Motown, even back when he was a child. His run of albums in the 1970s produced much of the music he’s known for today, from the likes of ‘Superstition’ to ‘Sir Duke’ and ‘Isn’t She Lovely.’

The Songs In The Key Of Life tour

Stevie’s 2026 tour marks 50 years of Songs In The Key Of Life, released back in 1976. The album went on to win the Grammy for Album of the Year and went Diamond globally, while later being added to the US Library of Congress’ National Recording Registry. The tour sees the album performed in full, meaning its biggest tracks won’t be lumped into a greatest-hits set, the whole record is getting the live treatment.

Stevie Wonder ticket FAQs

How much are Stevie Wonder tickets?

Tickets for Stevie Wonder’s 2026 shows start from £203 on Fanatix, with London coming in cheapest. Manchester tickets start at £253, Glasgow at £318 and Birmingham the highest at £362. Marketplace prices can change with demand and availability.

Are Stevie Wonder tickets on Fanatix genuine?

Yes, Fanatix listings come from verified sellers. Fanatix is a marketplace rather than a primary ticket seller, with sellers having the ability to set their own prices. Eligible purchases are also covered by Fanatix’s 100% money-back guarantee.

When will I receive my tickets?

Your individual listing will show the relevant delivery method and timing. Digital tickets sometimes are delivered closer to the concert rather than immediately after purchase, triple-check the information attached to your booking before travelling to a show.

What time does Stevie Wonder come on stage?

Currently, UK event listings show a doors time of 6.30pm and a scheduled start time of 8pm. Timings may change, especially closer to the event, so check the latest information from your venue before travelling to your show.

Can I still get tickets if a show sells out?

Yes, resale tickets may still be available if primary ticket allocation sells out. Fanatix availability may change as sellers add or remove listings, it’s a good idea to keep checking other UK shows if your first choice disappears.