You can still get The Killers tickets for their UK arena tour

Jun 19
Written by Jonny Yates

You can still get The Killers tickets for their UK arena tour. (Taylor Hill/Getty Images)

You can still get The Killers tickets for the UK leg of their greatest hits tour – and this is everything you need to know.

The group recently kicked off the huge arena run in Dublin, Ireland playing three nights at the 3Arena.

They’ve now taken the tour to the UK, playing mini residencies at the likes of the Co-op Live in Manchester, Glasgow’s OVO Hydro and London’s O2 Arena this summer.

When announcing the tour the group said: “It’s only right that we give first dibs to the land that gave us our first big shot at doing what we do!”

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— The Killers Japan (@TheKillersJPN) June 18, 2024

It coincided with the release of their album, Rebel Diamonds, which celebrates their biggest hits from their 20-year career.

Fans can expect to hear the likes of “Read My Mind”, “The Man”, “When You Were Young”, “Spaceman” and of course, “Mr. Brightside” during the show.

If you’re still after tickets, then there’s still a chance to get your hands on them before the tour finishes up in the UK and heads to the US.

You can find out how to still get tickets for The Killers UK arena tour below.

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How to get The Killers tickets for their UK tour

There’s still ticket availability across the run for The Killers tour via Ticketmaster.

This includes last minute tickets for their three remaining Manchester shows, with standard and resale tickets available. But with Ticketmaster’s fan-to-fan resale you won’t be charged more than face value for any tickets.

The best availability for Glasgow is all three shows, including standing and seated tickets on Ticketmaster, for London dates the best availability is 8 July and 10-11 July also via Ticketmaster.

Tickets for general admission standing are priced at £66, while seated tickets are currently around £87-£132.

What are the tour dates?

The group recently wrapped up shows in Dublin, and have kicked off their mini residency at Manchester’s Co-op Live. They’ll then perform three nights in Glasgow and six nights at London’s O2 Arena.