Taylor Swift tickets for the Eras Tour in the UK are available to buy once again just weeks after the frenzied sale which saw thousands queue online.
Swifties have spotted Ticketmaster launching non-VIP tickets on selected shows in the UK, and some are even being sold at a cheaper price than when they were first released during the pre-sale and general sale launches, according to fans.
The Exile singer is coming to the UK next summer for an extension of her global, sell-out Eras Tour, and will be supported by Paramore. The 33-year-old singer will be performing live for fans across stadiums in London, Edinburgh, Cardiff, Liverpool and Dublin in 2024, as well as across several cities in Europe including Amsterdam, Paris, Lisbon and more.
Just weeks after desperate Taylor Swift fans embarked in the ticketing buying chaos for the Eras Tour, Ticketmaster now appears to have availability for shows in Liverpool and London - but only fans who have been invited to take part in the sale will be able to buy the new tickets.
This means that fans who were on the waitlist may still receive an email from Ticketmaster and AXS inviting them to take part in the sale, while giving them their unique code. Similarly, fans who did get access to the initial general sale but didn't buy tickets for whatever reason will be able to log onto Ticketmaster and AXS, and enter their code to check availability across all UK dates.
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A dedicated Twitter account set up for the Eras Tour in the UK shared the news to fans who are still yet to buy tickets to see the Lavender Haze star.
The same account also said that prices for certain tickets to the Liverpool shows also appear to be reduced. Their tweet read: "Prices of some tickets for Liverpool have been reduced! Take a look for tickets if you have a code!"
Some fans are having success thanks to the change. Swiftie, Laura, managed to buy tickets for the Liverpool show at Anfield Stadium on June 13, 2024. She tweeted: "I managed to secure tickets this morning to Liverpool, I can't believe it."
Ticketmaster has not publicly announced that more tickets are available, or stated the reason why availability is now back for certain shows but this could be down to initial transactions either being cancelled or failing during the initial sales. Fans are being urged to keep checking their emails from Ticketmaster or AXS in case they are taken off the waitlist this week.
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