Take That announces 2026 tour: dates and ticket sale details.

According to The Sun: If you are already planning your concert schedule for next year between school runs and coffee breaks, know that you are not alone.

Take That remains a favorite band for live performances in the UK, and the demand for them is always high.

Buy tickets for Take That 2026

The group Take That announced their Circus 2026 tour today at 10:00, and if you want to buy tickets at the initial price, now is the time to plan when they go on sale.

When will the Take That 2026 tour take place?

The full schedule is here, and it all kicks off at St. Mary's Stadium in Southampton!

• Friday, May 29 – Southampton, St. Mary's Stadium
• Friday, June 5 – Coventry, Building Society Arena
• Saturday, June 6 – Coventry, Building Society Arena
• Tuesday, June 9 – Sunderland, Stadium of Light
• Friday, June 12 – Glasgow, Hampden Park
• Tuesday, June 16 – Cardiff, Principality Stadium
• Friday, June 19 – Manchester, Etihad Stadium
• Saturday, June 20 – Manchester, Etihad Stadium
• Friday, June 26 – London, London Stadium
• Saturday, June 27 – London, London Stadium
• Saturday, July 4 – Dublin, Aviva Stadium

Tickets will go on general sale on Friday, September 26 at 9:30, but you can access the presale by pre-ordering Take That’s 10th studio album (which will be released later next year) in their official UK store by 5:00 PM on Tuesday, September 23.

Here are some useful tips for securing important tickets:

Keep the Take That page open on the official Ticketmaster platform; verified inventory will appear here when the dates are confirmed and go on sale.

This way is the most reliable to buy at the initial price and avoid counterfeits or inflated prices on unofficial sites.

If you want to receive early notifications directly from the band, sign up for Take That’s mailing list — this is where fan offers for presales and additional date announcements will appear first.

Big tours generally start with a first wave of cities and may add additional dates, so if you didn't find tickets for your favorite date at 10:02, do not lose hope that they have sold out forever.

Venues and promoters often release additional tickets when production reserves are confirmed.

How to get tickets for the Take That 2026 tour?

• Ticketmaster
• SeeTickets
• SeatUnique
• AXS

Here are a few more tips for getting tickets to a big event:

• Sign up for official notifications. The band’s mailing list is the fastest and most reliable way to receive tour announcements and presales. It takes just a few seconds and can save you hours in the future.
• Follow primary ticket sellers. When dates go on sale, official inventory will appear on Ticketmaster — having an account with saved payment information will make your task significantly easier.
• Consider hospitality options — but make sure you know what you are buying. Premium packages and boxes may go on sale through partners before general tickets, so registering interest may give you an advantage.
• Be prepared for multiple sales. Major tours rarely sell out the first time; you may see successive presales, general sales, as well as drops if demand increases.
• Be careful with reselling. Stick to verified platforms to avoid excessive markups. If a date sells out, set alerts and check back — dynamic offers often appear.

Practical tactics can significantly impact the outcome: log in early, use multiple devices or browsers, and act quickly when a good spot appears. If booking for a group, agree on options in advance to save time.

Who is returning to Take That?

Buy tickets for Take That 2026

Expect that they will take the stage with: Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, and Mark Owen.

This lineup has performed during the This Life On Tour — 29 shows in 15 cities — and is likely to remain unchanged for the 2026 concerts unless there are other announcements.

The official Live page also confirms that this lineup leads the group in the current era of This Life On Tour.

Currently, there are no official announcements about the return of Robbie Williams or Jason Orange; if changes occur, it will be promptly reported on the band's official channels and major ticket sale partners.

The Take That 2026 tour promises to be a dynamic event for the band’s fans who want not only to enjoy their favorite hits but also to see a big performance in a venue with a live audience. The members of the band, who have come together, possess significant experience and charisma that will ensure an unforgettable show. Stay tuned for updates on ticket sales and get ready for an emotional evening to the rhythms of your favorite melodies.