Teddy Swims Tickets

THE UGLY TOUR heads to Europe in March 2027 before continuing into the UK in April. Teddy Swims plays Birmingham, Glasgow, Manchester and London, with multiple dates in several of those cities. The cheapest UK listing is currently around €97 for Glasgow on 13 April. Manchester starts from about €108, while London listings begin at around €126. Prices vary between shows, even when they’re at the same venue.

Teddy Swims tickets

If you’re looking for a UK date, Glasgow is currently the cheapest place to start, with tickets around €97 for 13 April at OVO Hydro. Manchester follows, with listings from about €108 for 16 April.

There are three Manchester shows, and the prices aren’t identical. The current starting points are roughly €108 on 16 April, €111 on 17 April and €139 on 18 April. London has three dates too, with listings from about €126 across the run. Birmingham has two shows, starting at approximately €142 on 4 April and €328 on 5 April.

Because Fanatix operates as an open marketplace, independent sellers set their own rates rather than following a flat tour price. Inventory updates continuously as tickets are bought and posted.

Teddy Swims tour dates 2027

The mainland European leg kicks off in Sweden with back-to-back nights in Stockholm on 4 and 5 March. From there, the tour travels through Berlin, Cologne, Amsterdam, and Paris before arriving in the UK in April. Birmingham hosts the UK opener on 4 April with a second date the next evening. Glasgow gets a single night on 13 April, Manchester welcomes three consecutive shows between 16 and 18 April, and the UK tour wraps up in London with three dates on 21, 22, and 24 April.

UK dates

There are nine UK shows across four cities, beginning in Birmingham on 4 April and finishing at The O2 in London on 24 April.

European dates

Before the UK leg begins, Teddy Swims plays nine European shows. Stockholm gets the opening two nights, while Amsterdam has three dates at Ziggo Dome.

How to buy Teddy Swims tickets

Buying through Fanatix starts with choosing the show that suits you. From there, the individual listing gives you the information needed to decide whether that particular ticket works for you.

1. Choose a date. Browse the available shows and choose the one you want.
2. Check the listing. Check the section or block, ticket type and price.
3. See how it will arrive. The listing will show whether your ticket is an e-ticket, mobile transfer or another method.
4. Place your order. Check the details and complete the purchase through Fanatix. There is also a guide to how our booking process works.

How much are Teddy Swims tickets?

Current Fanatix listings range from roughly €97 to €328. Glasgow is the lowest-priced UK option at the moment, while the highest UK listing is for Birmingham on 5 April. That difference shows why it’s worth checking more than one date if you’re able to be flexible.

Manchester is a good example. The three shows run on consecutive nights, but their starting prices are about €108, €111 and €139. London is similar, with three dates currently ranging from around €126 to €164.

Amsterdam has three March shows, with listings from approximately €122, €152 and €159. Paris is around €144. Prices aren’t currently displayed for Stockholm, Berlin or Cologne.

Prices by city

These figures are approximate conversions of the available Fanatix listings and may change as sellers add, remove or update tickets.

Buying safely on Fanatix

Fanatix directly connects buyers with verified ticket sellers. Because inventory comes from individual resellers, ticket costs aren’t fixed at face value.

What the guarantee covers

• Vetted Sellers: Every seller undergoes background checks before listing seats.
• Marketplace Pricing: Pricing is set independently, letting you compare competing listings in real time.
• 100% Order Guarantee: Your transaction is protected if an event is cancelled or tickets fail to deliver on time. Learn more in our full refund policy.

If you’re flexible about the date or section, it’s a good idea to compare a few listings. The difference can be noticeable, particularly when an artist has several shows at the same venue.

Best seats at the Ziggo Dome, Birmingham and other UK shows

The right seat depends on what matters most to you. If you want to be close to the stage, a floor or standing ticket may be the better fit. Seated sections are more suitable if you’d rather have a fixed spot for the whole show.
Ziggo Dome has floor areas and tiered seating. Utilita Arena Birmingham has standing and seated sections, while the Manchester and London shows also offer different areas around the arena.

Floor or tiered seats

Prefer being in the thick of it? Standing floor tickets put you right in front of the stage. A seated ticket gives you a fixed view, while higher tiers can provide a wider look at the stage.

What to know before you book

A high price tag doesn’t always guarantee the best angle. Sellers set their own rates, so a mid-priced ticket in a central seated block often offers a far cleaner sightline than an overpriced ticket tucked off to the side. Always verify the section map before confirming your purchase.

About Teddy Swims

Soul-infused R&B sensation Teddy Swims broke onto the global stage with his 2023 debut album, I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy (Part 1). Known for his powerful vocal range and explosive live energy, he hits the road backed by his longtime band, Freak Freely. His upcoming arena run, THE UGLY TOUR, spans Europe and the UK throughout spring 2027.

THE UGLY TOUR

Kickoff starts in Stockholm with a two-night stint on 4-5 March 2027. From there, the tour moves through Germany (Berlin on 11 March; Cologne on 13-14 March) before settling into Amsterdam for a massive three-night residency. A single Paris show on 30 March wraps up the mainland dates. April marks the UK arrival. Nine dates are scheduled across four major hubs: Birmingham 4 & 5 April, Glasgow 13 April, Manchester 16, 17 and 18 April, London 21, 22 and 24 April.

Travelling from the UK to mainland Europe is often easiest via Amsterdam, and with three back-to-back nights at the Ziggo Dome, you’ll find plenty of date options and varying price points.

Teddy Swims tickets FAQs

How much are Teddy Swims tickets?

Prices fluctuate based on seller demand and city. Currently, Glasgow leads as the cheapest UK stop, starting around €97. Manchester listings open closer to €108, while London begins at roughly €126. Over in Amsterdam, date selection matters: Tuesday 16 March is your bargain entry at ~€122, whereas 17 and 18 March bump up to €152 and €159 respectively.

Are Teddy Swims tickets on Fanatix genuine?

Yes. Fanatix partners exclusively with vetted sellers. Every listing passes through verification protocols before appearing live on the platform.

When will I receive my tickets?

It depends on the individual listing. Sellers specify delivery details directly on their listing, most commonly as instant e-tickets or direct mobile transfers right to your smartphone.

Can I get a refund if the show is cancelled or rescheduled?

Refund policies vary by circumstance. While standard terms apply to rescheduled dates, purchases are protected under the Fanatix order guarantee. Always inspect the terms attached to your specific listing at checkout.

Which UK Teddy Swims show is cheapest?

Glasgow currently has the lowest UK listing, at around €97 for 13 April. Manchester follows at approximately €108 for 16 April.

Which Amsterdam night is cheapest?

The Tuesday 16 March show is currently the cheapest of the three Amsterdam dates, at around €122. The 17 March listing is approximately €152, while 18 March is around €159. Prices can change depending on ticket inventory.