Billie Eilish 2025 Tour: Experts Share Most Affordable Date and Tips for Purchasing Tickets

It was announced last week that Oscar-winning singer Billie Eilish will be touring the world this year and next. She has revealed that she will be coming to venues in the UK next summer, playing six nights at the O2 in London, four nights at the new Co-Op Live arena in Manchester and 2 dates at OVO Hydro in Glasgow.

In light of this, the ticket experts at SeatPick have provided all the latest ticket price data, revealing the cheapest date to go, as well as expert tips on how you can increase your chances of bagging tickets to Billie’s tour.

Hit Me Hard and Soft Tour Dates and Prices (Price Low to High)

The resale ticket experts at SeatPick can reveal that Glasgow or Manchester are currently the cheapest option to grab resale tickets for Billie Eillish, with prices starting at £153.85.

London is the most expensive, with tickets starting at £187, and going all the way up to £2,013.

Gilad Zilberman, resale ticket expert from SeatPick has provided valuable knowledge on how to secure exclusive and high-demand concert tickets for the Hit Me Hard and Soft tour:

“Eilish’s tour is inescapable on social media, proving to be a sellout in stadiums across the globe. Fans can expect demand to be extremely high for these dates. Here is a list of our favourite tips to ensure that you don’t miss out on securing exclusive tickets –

1. Team up with friends and try multiple sites

This can significantly enhance your chances of securing a spot at popular events. By distributing tasks among multiple people, each person can concentrate on one ticketing system, increasing efficiency and reaction speed to quickly snag tickets, especially when they’re released in waves or become available through different presales. This approach also maximises the likelihood of success by having backups in case a site crashes.

2. Ensure you have a Ticketmaster account

You want to minimise issues on the day, so ensure everybody trying to secure the tickets has signed up and logged into the platform first. This will allow you to skip a few vital seconds in the process of paying and securing your tickets. It could make all the difference. Also, ensure your payment details are set up too!

4. Never refresh the page

Once you are in the ticket queue, never be tempted to refresh your browser. You may lose all your hard work and get kicked to the back of the very long queue. Being patient and not panicking is key to success.

5. Don’t stress  if tickets sell out straight away

Missed the tickets? Be sure to check back on the sites after they say they’re sold out. Sometimes ticket payments don’t go through, the website crashes and more tickets are still available. Keep checking for roughly two hours after release. You might just be lucky.

6. Only purchase from sellers you know and trust

Although it might be tempting to purchase a ticket elsewhere if you weren’t successful on the day, be wary of who you’re buying from and do your research beforehand. Never allow someone to send you a screenshot of a ticket as these are invalid or send payment before receiving the tickets. If something looks too good to be true, it probably is.

I hope these tips are helpful for seeing your favourite musicians live!” –

Gilad Zilberman, SeatPick Co-Founder

Beth S, Billie Eilish fan from London, UK, also offers her own advice to secure tickets:

1. Clear your browser cache – To free your device’s memory and ensure there is absolutely nothing slowing down your browser, clear the cookies and browser cache.

2. Don’t have multiple tabs open – It is tempting to ‘increase’ the chances of getting tickets by opening multiple tabs but in reality it slows down your system adding valuable seconds to your purchase.

3. Be prepared to wait – I have waited for 2 hours to secure tickets before – be patient, it takes a long time because they only allow a select few onto the site at a time, so don’t panic if you think it’s taking ages.

4. Try not to panic and think positively! – There are always other opportunities to grab tickets so don’t lose motivation if it doesn’t work out the first time.