Far From Saints recently exploded onto the scene with a powerful debut album, and they haven’t shown signs of stopping just yet.
The band – which is fronted by Stereophonics’ singer Kelly Jones – saw their self-titled record hitting number five in the Official Album Charts, while hitting number one in the UK Country Charts and UK Americana Charts.
To make matters even more exciting, the band just played some stadiums with Kings of Leon, made a pit stop at Glastonbury Festival 2023, and are about to play some shows with Sir Tom Jones at Cardiff Castle and the upcoming Latitude Festival.
With such a big success already under their belts, Far From Saints haven’t hesitated in their upcoming UK tour, which is due to kick off in November this year.
Tickets for the band’s enormous 16-date tour go on sale later this week, but presale is happening right now.
Here’s the information you need to get tickets before anyone else:
Presale tickets for Far From Saints’ UK headline tour are out now after beginning at 9:30am on Thursday, July 20, 2023.
These presale tickets are available from Ticketmaster.
Fans will only be able to buy presale tickets if they signed up to the band’s official mailing list and received a presale code ahead of time. You can read how that all worked here.
This extensive presale event will only last until the end of the week when the general onsale tickets come out – so act fast if you want to get ahead of the queue and secure your spot at one of the band’s shows.
After that, fans’ last chance to get involved is at the general onsale ticket release. Scroll down for more information:
Far From Saints are beginning their 2023 UK tour in November at Birmingham’s Town Hall. From there, they’ll be heading to Wales, Llandudno, Glasgow, Manchester, Nottingham, and many more, before ending the run at London’s Islington Assembly Hall.
Here’s the full list of dates, cities and venues:
Far From Saints UK Tour 2023
November
- 15 – Birmingham, Town Hall
- 16 – Llandudno Venue Cymru Arena
- 17 – Glasgow, Pavilion Theatre
- 19 – Newcastle, Tyne Theatre
- 20 – Edinburgh, Queen’s Hall
- 21 – Manchester, Bridgewater Hall
- 23 – Nottingham, Royal Concert Hall
- 24 – Bexhill, De La Warr Pavilion
- 25 – Reading, Hexagon
- 27 – Guildford, G Live
- 28 – Swansea, Brangwyn Hall
- 29 – Cardiff, St. David’s Hall
December
- 1 – Bath, Forum
- 2 – Southampton, O2 Guildhall
- 3 – Cambridge, Corn Exchange
- 5 – London, Islington Assembly Hall
