In this guide you’ll find everything you need to know about tickets for U2’s 2027 shows in Europe and the UK: how to buy them, where the concerts will take place, dates, cities, prices and official sales channels.
In support of the release of the album Carnaval de Luz, U2’s new tour, The Greatest Show On Earth World Tour, will kick off in the first half of 2027 in Latin America. It will then move through Europe and the UK between spring and summer, and reach North America in the second half of the year (that leg is yet to be announced).
When are U2’s 2027 shows in Europe and the UK?
These are the venues and dates announced so far:
Sweden
Stockholm
Strawberry Arena, April 26 and 28, 2027
France
Paris
Stade de France, May 5 and 8, 2027
Portugal
Lisbon
Estádio da Luz, May 27, 2027
The Netherlands
Amsterdam
Johan Cruijff ArenA, June 5 and 6, 2027
England
London
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, June 18 and 19, 2027
Germany
Berlin
Olympiastadion, June 30, 2027
Italy
Milan
San Siro Stadium, July 5 and 6, 2027
How to buy U2 tickets in 2027
Tickets for the Europe and UK shows go on sale in stages, with exclusive presales for official fan club members ahead of the general sale.
Official fan club presale, Feedback tier: November 2, 2026, at 10 a.m. local time in each show city. It closes on November 4, 2026.
Official fan club presale, Hype tier: November 3, 2026, at 10 a.m. local time in each show city. It also closes on November 4, 2026.
Ticketmaster presale for Stockholm, Amsterdam, London, Berlin, Paris and Milan: November 5, 2026, at 10 a.m. local time. Registration is open until November 1, 2026 on Ticketmaster’s dedicated pages: one for Stockholm, Amsterdam, London and Berlin, and another for Paris and Milan.
General sale: from November 6, 2026, at 10 a.m. local time in each show city.
In Europe and the UK, tickets are sold through Ticketmaster’s websites. The exception is the Lisbon show, which is sold through Blueticket.
Each person can buy up to four tickets in total, not per show.
What are the Feedback and Hype tiers?
U2’s website has a dedicated area for fans who take out a paid membership.
Feedback members are fans who had an active, paid membership before September 25, 2026, ahead of this tour’s announcement.
Hype members are fans who became paying members after that date.
Both groups will receive an email with their exclusive presale code, which also confirms which tier they belong to.
You can still join the U2 fan club on the band’s official website before the presale begins. Only paid memberships are valid, and they cost between $60 and $85 (USD). Joining gets you into the Hype presale. That said, it doesn’t guarantee you’ll get tickets; it’s simply an extra chance. So plan to be online on the scheduled day and time to give yourself the best odds.
During the fan club presale, you can buy up to four tickets in total.
Important: for the Feedback presale, the email address linked to your paid U2 fan club membership must exactly match the email address on your Ticketmaster account.
Where to buy U2 tickets
Ticketmaster is the only official seller for U2’s tour dates in Europe and the UK, except for the Lisbon show, which is sold through Blueticket. Please don’t buy tickets outside the official channels.
Also read: How to Get Tickets for In-Demand Concerts
How much do tickets for U2’s shows in Europe and the UK cost?
Ticket prices vary according to the seats available in each city and country.
Stockholm, Sweden
Strawberry Arena, April 26 and 28, 2027
Seating sections and prices will be announced soon.
Paris, France
Stade de France, May 5 and 8, 2027
Seating sections and prices will be announced soon.
Lisbon, Portugal
Estádio da Luz, May 27, 2027
Seating sections and prices will be announced soon.
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Johan Cruijff ArenA, June 5 and 6, 2027
Seating sections and prices will be announced soon.
London, England
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, June 18 and 19, 2027
Seating sections and prices will be announced soon.
Berlin, Germany
Olympiastadion, June 30, 2027
Seating sections and prices will be announced soon.
Milan, Italy
San Siro Stadium, July 5 and 6, 2027
Seating sections and prices will be announced soon.
Which city should you pick to see U2 in 2027?
Here are the cities worth traveling to for a U2 show in Europe or the UK, each with a chance to build a rock itinerary around the concert.
Stockholm, Sweden
U2 at Strawberry Arena, April 26 and 28, 2027
Strawberry Arena holds around 65,000 people and is one of Stockholm’s main venues for major international shows.
Sweden is a global powerhouse of the music industry, and Stockholm lives up to that reputation with iconic venues such as Annexet, Cirkus and the Gröna Lund amusement park, which hosts big open-air concerts in the summer. The city draws musicians and collectors from around the world with specialist shops for instruments and rarities, such as Hellstone Music and Oscar Guitars, as well as underground hangouts like Mammut Bar.
➔ Hotels Near Strawberry Arena
Paris, France
U2 at the Stade de France, May 5 and 8, 2027
The Stade de France holds around 80,000 people and is one of Paris’s main venues for major international shows.
Paris pairs the magic of its monuments with a rich rock and roll history. Legendary venues like the Olympia, where Jimi Hendrix and The Doors played, remain temples of live music. A rock-minded trip around the U2 show can include everything from crate-digging at shops like Ground Zero and Crocodisc to paying respects at Père Lachaise Cemetery, where Jim Morrison is buried.
And if you’re a U2 fan, you may find yourself in a piece of the band’s history as soon as you land. The video for “Beautiful Day” was shot in 2000 at Terminal 2F of Charles de Gaulle Airport. The band chose the location because they were frequent travelers there and admired the terminal’s architecture.
Lisbon, Portugal
U2 at Estádio da Luz, May 27, 2027
Estádio da Luz holds around 65,000 people and is one of Lisbon’s main venues for major international shows.
Lisbon blends historic charm with a vibrant, welcoming music scene. Venues such as the MEO Arena, the Coliseu dos Recreios and the Campo Pequeno anchor the capital’s live music circuit. The city is also the birthplace of landmark names in Portuguese rock, such as Xutos & Pontapés and Moonspell. For record hunters, the trail leads through classic shops like Louie Louie and Tubitek.
In 2004, U2 chose Lisbon and Sintra as the setting for a special version of the “Vertigo” video. The shoot took in Praia Grande, the Concha Bar (where the cover photo for the album How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb was also taken), the iconic empty pool at the Arribas Sintra Hotel, and the Lux nightclub in the capital.
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
U2 at the Johan Cruijff ArenA, June 5 and 6, 202
The Johan Cruijff ArenA holds around 68,000 people and is one of Amsterdam’s main venues for major international shows.
Amsterdam deserves a close look from rock fans. The city is home to several legendary venues for live music, including Paradiso, Ziggo Dome and Melkweg. If you’re looking for a relaxed place to unwind, Paulo Xisto’s bar, Vinyl Rocks, is a laid-back spot for music lovers. Xisto is the bassist of the Brazilian metal band Sepultura.
➔ Hotels Near Johan Cruijff ArenA
London, England
U2 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, June 18 and 19, 2027
The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium holds around 62,000 people and is one of London’s main venues for major international shows.
London is the world capital of rock. Home to giants like The Rolling Stones, The Clash, Led Zeppelin and Queen, the city offers a true musical immersion. From historic stages like the Royal Albert Hall and the Roundhouse to pilgrimage spots like the Gibson Garage, the Rolling Stones store on Carnaby Street and Third Man Records, the city has no shortage of music landmarks.
U2’s story is also woven into London’s landmarks. Wembley Stadium hosted the band’s historic Live Aid performance in 1985. Another must-see is Abbey Road Studios, where the band recorded the special U2 at the BBC in 2017.
➔ Hotels Near Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
Berlin, Germany
U2 at the Olympiastadion, June 30, 2027
The Olympiastadion (Berlin’s Olympic Stadium) holds around 74,000 people and is one of the city’s main venues for major international shows.
Berlin is one of the most important capitals in modern rock history. With legendary venues such as the Waldbühne and the Uber Arena, the city pulses with the cutting-edge spirit of bands from Rammstein to Die Ärzte. For the rock traveler, an itinerary can include stops at the iconic Ramones Museum and Rockcafe Halford, along with dozens of record shops scattered across the city.
U2’s connection to Berlin runs deep. It was at the legendary Hansa Studios, in 1990, that the band came together to record Achtung Baby. During one of the studio’s improvised sessions, the seed of “One” was born. You can book a visit to the studio, and it’s well worth it.
Milan, Italy
U2 at San Siro Stadium, July 5 and 6, 2027
San Siro Stadium holds around 80,000 people and is one of Milan’s main venues for major international shows.
Famous worldwide for design and fashion, Milan also has a strong rock and urban soul. The city is a must-stop on major international tours of Italy, with busy nights at the Forum di Assago and the legendary Alcatraz club. For those who love hunting for records and instruments, shops like Play! Music Store and Dischivolanti offer collections of both, a good way to round out your itinerary before the show.
➔ Hotels Near San Siro Stadium
Is it worth traveling to see U2?
Traveling to Europe and the UK to see U2 is a great experience, especially if you want more than just a concert. With these countries so close together and plenty of flights and train routes to choose from, the trip can offer a different cultural experience at every show.
This tour also marks the possible return to the road of drummer Larry Mullen Jr., following delicate surgical procedures on his neck and spine. Since Mullen doesn’t yet know how his body will respond to the shows or how long he’ll be able to play, the first shows of the tour may be the best choice for anyone hoping to see him on stage.
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