Shania Twain fans have a narrow window to secure tickets for her 2027 UK and Ireland tour, with presales opening today ahead of a general sale at 9 a.m. on Friday, November 6.
The five-time Grammy winner announced The Places I’ll Go Tour with eight outdoor dates next summer, beginning at Scarborough Open Air Theatre on June 16 and ending at Blenheim Palace Festival in Oxfordshire on June 29. The run includes dates in Glasgow, Chelmsford, Cardiff, Exeter and Belfast, and a headline show at Marlay Park in Dublin on Saturday, June 26.
Artist presales began on Wednesday, November 4, for fans with an invitation link or code. Live Nation and Ticketmaster presales open at 9 a.m. on Thursday, November 5, with further presales — including O2 Priority, Summer Sessions and MCD in Dublin — running until 8 a.m. on Friday, when general sale begins.
What tickets cost
Ticket prices for most dates are yet to be confirmed, but Dublin prices have been announced: €79.90 and €99.90, including booking fee, with a 12.5 percent service charge per ticket up to a maximum of €10.50. Fans are advised to buy only through official sellers — Ticketmaster, Live Nation and the venues themselves — and to check their own event page, as presale eligibility varies by show.
The tour follows the release of Little Miss Twain – The Places I’ll Go, the deluxe edition of her seventh studio album Little Miss Twain, in which the singer revisits the experiences and sounds of her childhood. A biopic chronicling her life and career is also in development.
Eight dates, one summer
The full list of dates is: Scarborough, June 16; Glasgow, June 18; Chelmsford, June 20; Cardiff, June 22; Exeter, June 24; Belfast, June 25; Dublin, June 26; and Blenheim Palace, June 29. The Cardiff date at Blackweir Fields and the Exeter date at Live at Powderham are among the most sought-after, with both venues offering their own presales.
With presale access staggered across the week and general sale opening on Friday morning, fans who miss out today will have one more chance — but the advice from ticketing experts is the same as ever: be ready at 9 a.m., and do not wait.
