Arctic Monkeys UK tour 2023 at Hillsborough: how to buy tickets, how much are they and when’s the pre-sale?

To mark the release of their upcoming album ‘The Car’ Arctic Monkeys will be touring the UK in 2023.

As part of the tour, Arctic Monkeys will be returning to their hometown of Sheffield for two back-to-back concert dates.

They will be playing at Hillsborough Park on both days - the last time Arctic Monkeys played in Sheffield back in 2018, they scheduled several concerts at Sheffield Arena.

The release of ‘The Car’ marks roughly 20 years since the band originally formed back in 2002.

Arctic Monkeys will be backed up by hard rock outfit The Hives and The Mysterines on their tour.

They have already released two songs that will feature on ‘The Car’: “There’d Better be a Mirrorball” and “Body Paint”.

When will Arctic Monkeys be playing in Sheffield?

Arctic Monkeys’ two Sheffield concerts in 2023 will take place on June 9 and June 10. Currently, information regarding the time that the concert will begin and end is not available.

How can I get tickets?

Tickets for Arctic Monkeys’ 2023 concert in Sheffield have now sold out for both dates, having done so very quickly.

They became available on Friday, September 30 at 9am and could be found on Seetickets.

Pre-sale began on Thursday, September 29, also at 9am.

Full list of Arctic Monkeys 2023 UK tour dates

• Bristol, Ashton Gate Stadium - May 29
• Coventry, Building Society Arena - May 31
• Manchester, Old Trafford - June 2
• Manchester, Old Trafford - June 3
• Middlesbrough, Riverside Stadium - June 5
• Norwich, Carrow Road - June 7
• Sheffield, Hillsborough Park - June 9
• Sheffield, Hillsborough Park - June 10
• Swansea, Swansea.com Stadium - June 12
• Southampton, The Ageas Bowl - June 14
• London, Emirates Stadium - June 16
• London, Emirates Stadium - June 17
• Dublin, Malahide Castle - June 20
• Glasgow, Bellahouston Park - June 25

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