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Sam Fender scraps 'front standing' tickets and cuts standing prices to £85 after calling his own tour costs 'bollocks'

Sam Fender scraps 'front standing' tickets and cuts standing prices to £85 after calling his own tour costs 'bollocks'

Seats for the Proper Massive Stadium Tour '27 will now cost £95, £75 or £55, with fees and a £1 Live Trust levy charged on top. Fender, 32, said on Saturday evening that 'whoever buys a standing ticket gets as much chance as anyone to be at the front.' He warned that costs are 'astronomical compared to two years ago' and that he cannot control venue or ticketing fees. The pre-sale opens on Wednesday 28 October.

Instagram user Gavin Davis posted the leaked Wembley prices: £130.75 for front standing and £98.85 for standing.

One angry fan wrote: 'Not "working class" Sam Fender charging an arm and a leg.'

Another fan said: 'I paid £22.50 in 2019.'

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