On Sale This Week: N-Dubz, Roni Size, Palaye Royale & More
Posted on Thursday 8th October 2026 at 14:01
Written by
Bethan Boast
On Sale This Week: N-Dubz, Roni Size, Palaye Royale & More
Updated Thursday 8th October 2026. Looking for the standout concerts, tours and live events with tickets going on sale this week? From N-Dubz playing in the round for the first time and Roni Size & Reprazent celebrating 30 years of New Forms to Palaye Royale at OVO Arena Wembley, Bianca Del Rio’s new stand-up tour and Live at Chelsea, this week’s on-sales span arenas, theatres and outdoor stages.
Every Thursday, we round up the key new ticket releases, from major tours and one-off performances to rising artists and special events. Here’s what’s going on sale this week.
This week’s on-sale highlights include:
- N-Dubz play in the round for the first time on The Legacy Tour
- Roni Size & Reprazent mark 30 years of New Forms with a full live band and Fabio & Grooverider
- Palaye Royale bring The Amsterdamage World Tour to Manchester, Glasgow and OVO Arena Wembley
- Bianca Del Rio takes new stand-up show It Gets Bitter to theatres across the UK
- Live at Chelsea returns with Bananarama, Jack Savoretti and the Patti Smith Quartet
Standout tours & live events on sale this week
N-DUBZ
When: Thursday 25th February - Wednesday 10th March 2027 (multiple UK dates)
N-Dubz head out on The Legacy Tour in February and March 2027, an eight-date arena run from Glasgow’s OVO Hydro to Birmingham’s bp pulse LIVE, with The O2 arena and Co-op Live along the way. For the first time, Dappy, Tulisa and Fazer will play in the round, on a 360-degree stage that puts the trio in the middle of the crowd.
Formed in Camden in 2000, N-Dubz carved out a distinctive sound that brought together rap, R&B, grime and pop, moving from the underground to the mainstream with their 2008 debut album Uncle B and tracks including “I Need You”, the MOBO-winning “Playing with Fire” and the Tinchy Stryder collaboration “Number 1”, which topped the UK Singles Chart. After an 11-year hiatus, their 2022 Back to the Future Tour sold out across the UK, followed by Timeless (2023), their first album in more than a decade.
Now, N-Dubz are bringing the songs that made them one of the UK’s most recognisable groups back to the arena, with fans able to see them from every angle.
RONI SIZE & REPRAZENT
When: Thursday 3rd - Friday 25th June 2027 (multiple UK dates)
Roni Size & Reprazent mark 30 years of New Forms with a UK tour in June 2027, returning as a full live band with drum and bass pioneers Fabio & Grooverider as special guests on every date except London. The run finishes in Bristol, the scene that helped shape the record, with a Bristol Sounds show at Canons Marsh Amphitheatre on the harbourside.
Released in 1997, New Forms beat Radiohead’s OK Computer, The Prodigy’s The Fat of the Land and The Chemical Brothers’ Dig Your Own Hole to that year’s Mercury Prize, taking the jazz, soul and live instrumentation of Bristol’s Full Cycle scene from the underground to a worldwide audience, with “Brown Paper Bag” becoming its biggest hit. That live element is central to these shows: Size leads from the keys, joined by Dynamite MC and Onallee on vocals, Si John on bass, live drums and two further keyboard players. For a record built around the interplay between live playing and electronic production, these shows bring both sides of New Forms to the stage.
PALAYE ROYALE
When: Tuesday 30th March - Saturday 3rd April 2027 (multiple UK dates)
Palaye Royale bring The Amsterdamage World Tour to the UK in spring 2027, with dates in Manchester and Glasgow before finishing with a London show at OVO Arena Wembley. The tour supports Amsterdamage, the Las Vegas brothers’ sixth studio album, due Friday 22nd January 2027, previewed by "Lost In Translation".
The band wrote the album throughout 2025 as they toured, from the San Diego coastline to the Netherlands, before finishing it at producer Chris Greatti’s Los Angeles studio. In 2024, brothers Remington Leith, Sebastian Danzig and Emerson Barrett lost their mother to cancer. Emerson has described Amsterdamage as their "phoenix rising from the ashes", saying the creative process helped keep the brothers together.
Remington says “Lost In Translation” takes them back to the mid-2000s British rock they grew up on, making the UK dates a chance to bring that influence full circle, finishing with a return to OVO Arena Wembley.
BIANCA DEL RIO
When: Wednesday 31st March - Thursday 15th April 2027 (multiple UK dates)
Bianca Del Rio brings her seventh solo stand-up show, It Gets Bitter, to the UK in spring 2027 to mark 30 years in drag, with dates from Brighton Dome to The London Palladium and New Theatre Cardiff. The RuPaul’s Drag Race season six winner, long since dubbed the "Joan Rivers of the Drag World", turns her sharp wit on pop culture, world events and the everyday habits that drive her up the wall.
Away from stand-up, she’s starred in two Hurricane Bianca films and made her West End debut as Hugo/Loco Chanelle in Everybody’s Talking About Jamie. Her live shows mix tightly written material with rapid-fire audience interaction, so front-row seats come with a warning.
LIVE AT CHELSEA
When: Friday 11th - Sunday 13th June 2027 (Royal Hospital Chelsea, London)
Live at Chelsea returns to Sir Christopher Wren’s Royal Hospital Chelsea in June 2027, turning its grounds, home to the Chelsea Pensioners and host to the annual Chelsea Flower Show, into a fully seated open-air venue, with a portion of proceeds going towards the Pensioners’ care. The first three nights announced are Bananarama marking 40 years of Wow! with special guests Jason Donovan and T’Pau, Jack Savoretti, 20 years on from his debut Between the Minds, and the Patti Smith Quartet closing the weekend.
Bananarama still hold the Guinness World Record for the most UK chart entries by an all-female group, while Savoretti has topped the UK albums chart twice, with Singing to Strangers (2019) and Europiana (2021). Smith, who will be 80 by the time she takes the stage, played two landmark shows at the Roundhouse in 1976, widely credited with helping light the fuse for British punk. Five decades on, she brings that history to the grounds of a 17th-century hospital built for retired soldiers.
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If this week's featured artists and events have caught your eye, discover more artists, events and live shows you might enjoy.
N-Dubz ↓
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Palaye Royale ↓
For fans of:
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Yonaka
Bianca Del Rio ↓
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Live at York Museum Gardens
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Buying tickets this week? Here's what you need to know
When do concert tickets usually go on sale?
Most tickets go on sale in the morning, typically between 09:00 and 10:00, although times can vary by event. Always check the individual event page for confirmed details.
How quickly do concert tickets sell out?
If you're interested in a particular event, check the ticket page as soon as sales open, especially for popular shows or smaller venues with limited capacity.
What are the standout ticket releases this week?
This week's highlights include N-Dubz's Legacy Tour in the round, Roni Size & Reprazent's New Forms anniversary tour, Palaye Royale's three UK dates, Bianca Del Rio's It Gets Bitter Tour and three nights of Live at Chelsea — plus this week's Gigantic Top Pick, Keo.
Where can I find this week's latest ticket releases?
We've picked out some of the key ticket releases below, with even more gigs, concerts and special events announced this week on the Gigantic homepage.
How do I find out when concert tickets go on sale?
Follow Gigantic on social media and subscribe to the newsletter for weekly on-sale alerts, announcements and reminders.
More ticket releases this week
Looking for more concerts, tours and live events going on sale this week? Browse the latest ticket releases below:
- The Human League
- Royal Blood
- Rialto
- Jahmiel
- Slash featuring Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators
- Bananarama
- Giant Rooks
- Scaler
- Flyte
- CVC
- Professor Green
- Carsie Blanton
- Seasick Steve
- PeelingFlesh
- Darlingside
- The Xcerts
- Micha
- British Birds
- Boy In Space
- The Cheap Thrills
- Bokassa
- The Steepwater Band
- Sloe Noon
- Bodega
Coming next week: on sale Friday 16th October 2026
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