Teddy Swims UK Tour 2027 Hospitality
Teddy Swims plays nine UK nights in April 2027, across Birmingham, Glasgow, Manchester and London. The list has grown three times since the 24 July 2026 announcement. There is no 23 April date. Only Utilita Arena Birmingham publishes a stage time: doors 18:30, on stage 19:30.
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When and where does Teddy Swims play in the UK in 2027?
Teddy Swims plays nine UK nights in April 2027 on The Ugly Tour, across four cities: two in Birmingham, one in Glasgow, three in Manchester and three in London. The run opens on Sunday 4 April and finishes on Saturday 24 April. Manchester and London are three separate nights each rather than a block, and there is no 23 April date.
- Sunday 4 April 2027, Utilita Arena Birmingham, doors 18:30, on stage 19:30
- Monday 5 April 2027, Utilita Arena Birmingham, the added second night, doors 18:30, on stage 19:30
- Tuesday 13 April 2027, OVO Hydro, Glasgow, doors 18:30
- Friday 16 April 2027, Co-op Live, Manchester, doors 18:30
- Saturday 17 April 2027, Co-op Live, Manchester, doors 18:30
- Sunday 18 April 2027, Co-op Live, Manchester, doors 18:30
- Wednesday 21 April 2027, The Arena London, doors 18:30
- Thursday 22 April 2027, The Arena London, doors 18:30
- Saturday 24 April 2027, The Arena London, doors 18:30
The two Birmingham times come from that venue's own event page. The 18:30 doors against the other seven nights come from the promoter's own listing, which also publishes a 23:00 curfew against those same seven, and 19:30 in Birmingham is the only stage time published anywhere on the run.
The Birmingham and Glasgow nights are carried on those venues' own event pages. All nine nights are carried together on the promoter's own listing, which is the only place the whole UK run appears in one list, and the Manchester and London nights are corroborated by the tour announcement and by trade coverage of the added dates. Neither of those two venues' own pages could be read for this update, so their nights rest on the promoter's listing and that coverage rather than on a venue page.
The 4 April Birmingham night has its own page: Teddy Swims at Utilita Arena Birmingham on 4 April 2027. For the songs, the covers and the running order this run predicts, read our predicted Teddy Swims set list, and for his chart record and what the live show is actually like, see the Teddy Swims artist profile.
Which night should you pick?
The nine nights are not interchangeable. Birmingham is a Sunday and Monday pair, so the second night leaves guests with an ordinary working Tuesday morning. Glasgow is a single Tuesday, the only midweek night on the run and the only Scottish date. Manchester runs Friday, Saturday and Sunday. London is a Wednesday, a Thursday and then a Saturday nine days after the run opens.
Only three of the nine fall between Tuesday and Thursday, so this is not a midweek run. Easter Sunday 2027 is 28 March, a week before the tour opens, so no night on the UK leg is a bank holiday night.
Birmingham is the only city where the venue publishes a stage time as well as a doors time, which makes it the easiest of the four to plan a dinner, a car and a train around. Manchester is the one that catches people out: Co-op Live sits on the Etihad Campus rather than in the city centre, so a guest booking a hotel by Piccadilly is a tram ride or a half-hour walk from the doors.
What time do doors open, and when does he come on stage?
Utilita Arena Birmingham publishes doors at 18:30 and the show on stage at 19:30 for both of its Teddy Swims nights. That is the only published stage time anywhere on the nine-night UK leg. OVO Hydro publishes doors at 18:30 for 13 April and says, in its own words, that showtimes will be updated when confirmed by the event promoter.
Doors and stage times are set show by show, so the Birmingham times do not transfer to any other city on this run. Glasgow publishing one and withholding the other is the direct evidence of that.
The promoter's own listing publishes doors of 18:30 against seven of the nine nights: Glasgow, all three Manchester nights and all three London nights. It publishes a 23:00 curfew against those same seven. A curfew is the latest permitted finish, not the time he walks off, so it is the outer edge to plan against rather than an end time. Neither a doors time nor a curfew is published there against the two Birmingham nights, which is why the Birmingham pair sits on the venue's own times instead. No stage time is published for the Manchester or London nights in any source read for this page on 7 September 2026, and none is printed here.
The one 2026 headline show with a recorded running time ran about 90 minutes and more than 20 songs. On that basis a 19:30 Birmingham start points to a finish somewhere around 21:00 to 21:15. That is our own reading of a single timed show, not a finish the venue has confirmed.
What does arena hospitality involve, and what is not included?
Arena hospitality at a concert is a seat plus a room. In practice that means a reserved seat in a premium block, a hosted space to eat and drink in beforehand, and an arrival window that opens well before the doors time on the ticket. It is arranged for a table or a group rather than sold as a single seat, and when you are hosting people the room matters more than the seat does.
The part that catches buyers out is what does not come with it. Utilita Arena Birmingham lists parking, priority entry and a premium category seat against all three of the premium categories it offers on these nights, and a lounge is not shared by all three. The venue does not publish where a premium category seat sits in relation to the stage, so no one should promise you a particular sightline. At OVO Hydro, one of the two premium products offered against the Glasgow show limits its lounge access to before and after the performance rather than during it, so that room is not somewhere to sit out the set. Food and drink inclusions, arrival times and dress codes are not published for the arenas' suite products anywhere this page could read, so all three are worth settling in writing before a corporate evening is committed. Co-op Live publishes nothing our checks could open, so nothing about hospitality in Manchester is stated here.
Accessible seating is booked through the arenas themselves, not through a hospitality route. Utilita Arena Birmingham sells tickets for accessible areas of the arena online. OVO Hydro runs two routes, online through its ticketing partner and a dedicated accessible booking line open Monday to Friday, 9am to 2pm.
Who it suits: a group that wants to sit down, eat together and talk before the music, and anyone who would rather not spend two hours on a standing floor at a show where the crowd presses forward. It works least well for a fixed client evening on the nights where the venue has published no timings, because the arrival window cannot be planned yet.
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What is the difference between the artist's own VIP packages and venue hospitality?
They are two different products sold by two different parties, and the names make them sound alike. The artist's own VIP packages are merchandise and access products. Three tiers exist on the tour: a VIP Experience package, an early entry package with premium seating, and an early entry package for the general admission standing floor. None of them contains food, drinks, a lounge, a host or parking, and none contains a meet and greet.
Venue hospitality works the other way round. The seat comes with it rather than being the whole of it, and the room, the table and the host are the product. The two also run to different clocks: check-in details for the artist's VIP Experience tier are described as arriving at least three days before the show, and roughly five days before for the two early entry tiers, while a hospitality arrival window is fixed against the venue's own doors time.
Which one you want depends on the night you are planning. The artist's packages are built for getting near the front and leaving with something signed. Hospitality is built for hosting people who want to sit down and eat first. Neither substitutes for the other.
Has a support act been announced for the UK dates?
What is settled for all nine nights is the headline act, the four cities, the nine dates and the on-sale, which has already happened. No support act is named for any UK date as at 7 September 2026. That is a checked absence rather than an unchecked box: it is missing from at least seven separate listings and pages, including the promoter's own listing, which carries all nine nights in one place and names no support against any of them, Utilita Arena Birmingham's own event page, OVO Hydro's own event page, the artist's own tour page, the Official Charts and NME tour announcements, and the trade round-ups that covered the added nights.
Two sources could not be checked at all. Co-op Live's own site returns a redirect loop to every automated request, and no London venue page was read for this update. The 2025 UK run had its own support act, and nothing about that booking carries forward to 2027.
The venues' own event pages are the place a support act will show up first, because they are the pages that have already been edited every time a night was added.
When did tickets go on sale?
General sale opened at 10am local time on Friday 31 July 2026, with an artist pre-sale two days earlier on Wednesday 29 July 2026. Both dates have passed. The second Birmingham night, Monday 5 April 2027, went on sale at 10am on that same Friday, 31 July 2026, and Utilita Arena Birmingham describes it on its own page as an extra date added due to high demand.
The UK leg has not stopped moving since. It was announced on 24 July 2026 carrying four UK nights, and it grew on or about 30 July, again on 6 August and again on 24 August 2026, reaching nine. Four of the nine nights were therefore added after the announcement, which is why an article written on announcement day now lists a run that no longer matches the venues.
Metropolis Music is credited as the promoter on Utilita Arena Birmingham's own event page.
How do you get to each venue?
Three of the four cities have a venue page on this site carrying the route in, the parking and the way home. Birmingham sits in the city centre with a tram stop on the Broad Street side. Glasgow sits on the SEC campus with a rail station of its own. Manchester sits on the Etihad Campus rather than in the city centre, which is the arrangement that surprises visitors.
Getting to Utilita Arena Birmingham sets out the three car parks, the cashless payment rule and where Blue Badge parking sits. The nearest tram stop is Brindleyplace, which the tram operator describes as a 100 per cent flat platform.
Getting to OVO Hydro covers the SEC campus approach. Exhibition Centre (Glasgow) is the arena's own station, has step-free access to every platform and is staffed until 23:30 seven days a week.
Getting to Co-op Live covers the Etihad Campus. Metrolink, the 53 bus and a walk of roughly thirty minutes from Manchester Piccadilly all come from a single account published on 9 March 2025 and are worth checking against the operator nearer the night. Manchester Piccadilly itself has step-free access to every platform, and its staff assistance ends at 21:00 every night of the week, which is before an arena crowd leaves.
For the three London nights, no stage time, age policy or travel detail has been established from a source this update could use, so none is printed here. What the promoter does publish against all three is doors at 18:30 and a 23:00 curfew, and the curfew is the latest permitted finish rather than the moment the music stops. That outer edge is the only firm timing established for those nights, so plan the journey home against it and check the arrangements published for your own night.
What is changing in UK ticket resale law?
On 19 November 2025 the government published its response to the Putting Fans First consultation on the resale of live events tickets. It set out three decisions that matter to anyone buying for a group.
The first is a price cap. In the response's own words, "the price cap should not allow for any mark-up to be applied by someone reselling a ticket, over and above the original cost of the ticket". The second is a separate cap on what resale platforms charge in fees, whose level is not yet set: "it will be necessary to also place a cap on the level of service fees that can be levied by resale platforms on resale transactions". The third makes it unlawful to resell more tickets for an event than the reseller was entitled to buy in the first place.
Enforcement will run through the consumer regime created by the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024, with penalties of up to 10 per cent of global turnover. The government will legislate when parliamentary time allows, and no commencement date has been stated. Until it does, none of this is law.
Last updated 7 September 2026.
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Broadly, an arena hospitality evening is a reserved seat in a premium block plus a hosted space to use before the show, with food and drink arranged around a fixed arrival window. The detail varies by arena and by product, so a category name on a listing is not a specification. In Birmingham the three categories offered on these nights share a seat, parking and priority entry, and a lounge is not one of the shared items. In Glasgow the product that does carry lounge access shuts that room during the performance. Nothing comparable is published for the Manchester venue.
Hospitality at an arena concert is released venue by venue and show by show, not on one tour-wide date, so there is no single answer that covers all nine nights. The tickets themselves went on general sale at 10am on 31 July 2026, and that date has passed, so nothing on this run is a pre-sale any more. Prestige Corporate Events works to notification priority on nights like these.
Concert hospitality is arranged rather than bought at a checkout. The sequence is the same at every arena: the night and the city are fixed first, then the group size and what the evening is for, then the venue category that fits it. The room, the seats, the arrival window and the timings are confirmed before anything is committed, which is why the nights with no published stage time are harder to settle than Birmingham.
Each of the three cities with a venue page has the route in, the parking and the way home set out there: Utilita Arena Birmingham in the Birmingham city centre, OVO Hydro on the SEC campus in Glasgow, and Co-op Live on the Etihad Campus in Manchester. Manchester is the one that most often surprises a visitor, because that arena is not in the city centre. For the three London nights, no travel detail has been established from a source this page could use, so none is given.
Birmingham and Glasgow publish different age rules on their own pages, so the answer changes with the city. Utilita Arena Birmingham does not permit under-14s on a standing floor and requires 14 and 15 year olds there to be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over; in seated areas, under-14s must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over holding a valid ticket. OVO Hydro sets seating at over-8s, standing at over-14s, and requires an adult aged 18 or over for all under-16s. No age policy has been established for the Manchester or London nights.
Nobody has been named. As at 7 September 2026 no support act appears on the promoter's own listing of all nine nights, Utilita Arena Birmingham's event page, OVO Hydro's event page, the artist's own tour page, the Official Charts or NME tour announcements, or the trade coverage of the added nights. Seven sources, all checked, and not one names a support act. A 2025 support booking does not carry across to a 2027 run.
Neither of the two documented 2026 set lists carries an encore, and that is our own read of those two set lists rather than a tour-wide count. On that form the night ends when the last song ends rather than fifteen minutes later. That is worth knowing when you book a car or a train home, and it is one reason a 19:30 Birmingham start reads as an earlier finish than most arena concerts.
Nothing has been announced. At Powderham Castle in June 2026 he introduced the then unreleased "Break Up in Reverse" and, according to one review of that show, hinted that fans would see him in 2027 with a new album. No title and no release date exists in anything read for this page, and nothing links the 2027 dates to an album release. On the shape of his 2026 running orders, new songs would sit in the middle of the set rather than at either end.