Billie Eilish, she of baggy clothes and downbeat vibes, has enjoyed quite the trajectory, moving from novelty song sensation of ‘Bad Guy’ to the expansive ambitions of Happier Than Ever, all while mounting tours big enough to put Swift to shame. 

Now it’s time for album three, the much-hyped Hit Me Hard And Soft, and an almost indecently massive world tour. 

Are you hoping to get tickets for the UK leg of Eilish’s Hit Me Hard And Soft tour? Then read on for details about tour dates, pre-sales, tickets prices and what we know so far about her latest LP. 

Where and when is Billie Eilish touring?

Starting at Glasgow’s OVO Hydro on Monday 7 July, Eilish will then hit arenas in London and Manchester throughout the summer, with a culminating date at Manchester’s Co-op Live on Wednesday 23 July. 

Here’s a detailed list of Eilish’s UK tour dates in 2025:

OVO Hydro, Glasgow, Monday 7 July 
OVO Hydro, Glasgow, Tuesday 8 July 
The O2, London, Thursday 10 July 
The O2, London, Friday 11 July
The O2, London, Sunday 13 July
The O2, London, Monday 14 July 
The O2, London, Wednesday 16 July 
The O2, London, Thursday 17 July 
Co-op Live, Manchester, Saturday 19 July 
Co-op Live, Manchester, Sunday 20 July 
Co-op Live, Manchester, Tuesday 22 July
Co-op Live, Manchester, Wednesday 23 July 

When do tickets for Billie Eilish go on sale? 

Tickets for Billie Eilish’s UK tour dates go on sale at noon on Friday 3 May. 

Where can I buy tickets for Billie Eilish’s tour?

Tickets for Billie Eilish’s Hit Me Hard And Soft tour are available from Ticketmaster, AXS, Live Nation and See Tickets. 

What pre-sales are available for Billie Eilish’s tour?

As has become standard for tours of this size, there are boatloads of pre-sales for Eilish’s new tour. 

A Live Nation presale will begin at noon on Thursday 2 May and finish at 11am on Friday 3 May. An album pre-sale will begin at noon on Tuesday 30 April and end at 11am on Friday 3 May. An AMEX pre-sale will begin at noon on Tuesday 30 April and end at 11am on Friday 3 May. An O2 Priority pre-sale will begin at noon on Tuesday 20 April and end at 11am on Friday 3 May. A number of venue-specific pre-sales are also available; check your preferred ticketing platform for more details. 

How much will tickets for Billie Eilish cost?

Tickets will cost between £65.95 and £168.10, depending on where you want to stand and if you’d like any VIP packages. 

Who’ll be supporting Billie Eilish? 

Details of support for Eilish are yet to be divulged but we’ll share more details as soon as we know them. 

So, what can you tell me about Eilish’s new album?

Eilish’s PR team have been keeping their cards lose to their chest on Hit Me Hard And Soft. The album is set for release on Friday 17 May via Interscope Records, but will be released in full without any singles. 

The most fans have received is confirmation that it continues the songwriting partnership between herself and her brother FINNEAS, and a TikTok-friendly teaser. Give it a watch below. 

Given her current trajectory, it’s a fair assumption that Hit Me… will see the songwriter’s style move in the mature direction hinted at in Happier Than Ever (although, speaking personally, we wouldn’t mind a more texturally dynamic sound than her second outing). 

Eilish has also given a brief (and frustratingly vague) interview to enthusiast-in-chief Zane Lowe over at Apple Music. Give it a watch below. 

Any other gossip on Eilish?

Admirably, this latest album continues the songwriter’s increasing interest in climate issues, with physical editions made from 100% recyclable materials. Sustainability is also a watch word for the Hit Me Hard And Soft tour, which will feature an ‘Eco Village’ where fans can participate in climate action initiatives and learn more about environmental issues. 

How can I guarantee tickets for Billie Eilish’s tour? 

There are no 100% guarantees when it comes to nabbing tickets for a high-profile act like Billie Eilish, but a few of these strategies will serve you well. 

First, try every presale that we’ve mentioned in this article (take a look at the ‘What pre-sales are available for Billie Eilish’s tour?’ section). 

Second, sign up to your preferred ticketing provider in advance, whether that’s Ticketmaster, Live Nation, See Tickets or AXS. 

When on-sale day finally does come around, log onto your preferred ticketing provider, enter the queue and remember not to refresh the page.