Overview
- ⏱️2 daysApproximate duration
- 🏟️Medium sizedVenue capacity is 15,000
- ❤️🔥Popular eventCurrently trending with fans
The date of this event is provisional and subject to final confirmation by the organiser. Usually provisional dates do not change but this cannot be guaranteed. If the date of the event does change, it will not affect the validity of any viewing tickets you purchase for the event. If possible, we recommend booking any accommodation and travel/flights on a flexible basis or waiting until the event date is confirmed.
Child tickets are available for those aged 16 years and under.
Children aged 16 years or under must be accompanied to the event by an adult. Children aged 2 years or under do not require a ticket but must sit on their parent/guardian’s knee.
Student concession tickets are available for students in full time education. Proof may be required.
Senior concession tickets are available for spectators aged 65 years and over.
Wheelchair positions are available around the arena at Category C pricing and include a free companion ticket.
Accessible tickets can be purchased online if you have an Access Card or Nimbus Card. You can register for a card here.
If you do not have an Access Card or Nimbus Card you can speak to the accessibility team on 0800 640 5001. If you are calling from abroad please use +44 121 796 6100. The accessibility lines are open Monday-Friday, 09:00-17:00 and Saturday-Sunday, 11:00-17:00. Calls are free from UK landlines and mobiles for accessibility bookings.
Please note: the information below is based on a previous edition of the event for reference purposes only. The timetable for this edition will be published nearer to the event.
Please be aware that all performances listed are subject to change or removal without notification.
The date of this event is provisional and subject to final confirmation by the organiser. Usually provisional dates do not change but this cannot be guaranteed. If the date of the event does change, it will not affect the validity of any viewing tickets you purchase for the event. If possible, we recommend booking any accommodation and travel/flights on a flexible basis or waiting until the event date is confirmed.
🏟️ Address: Utilita Arena Birmingham, King Edwards Road, Birmingham, United Kingdom Directions in Google Maps
Located in the centre of Birmingham, the venue is easy to get to by car, but busy traffic means you should leave plenty of time for your journey. It is also worth noting that the Utilita Arena falls within the city's new Clean Air Zone, so check whether you will incur any fees before you travel.
There are more than 2,000 parking spaces at the venue itself, and it is recommended that you book a space in advance on the Arena's official website. Other nearby car parks include the Q-Park at Brindleyplace, which is a 290 m (3 min) walk from the venue and includes an electric car charging station, and the Paradise Circus Car Park, which is a 550 m (7 min) walk away. Neither car park is free to use. There is also another electric car charging station to the south of the venue on Oozells Way – a 600 m (7 min) walk from the Arena.
Blue badge parking for disabled visitors or visitors with specific accessibility needs is located on Level 11 of the venue car park. There are direct lifts to the Arena entrances from there.
The venue's proximity to Birmingham city centre means there is no shortage of city-wide bus routes at its doorstep:
For visitors from outside Birmingham, Digbeth coach station is a 2.4 km (29 min) walk away, or 10 minutes in a taxi. The coach station is used by many travel companies, including National Express. Other coaches (e.g. Megabus) also stop within a short walk of the venue.
Although Birmingham is the second biggest city in England after London, its prices for food and accommodation are not nearly as high. While there are a few high-end luxury hotels in the city centre and other inner-city neighbourhoods, there are plenty of budget hotels too. As the city is becoming more and more popular with tourists, there’s a number of hostels cropping up throughout too.
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Birmingham New Street station is the city's primary train station, located a 1.4 km (17 min) walk from the Utilita Arena. It connects a host of routes and lines, and can be used by local Midlands residents, and visitors from all over the UK. There is a taxi rank outside the station if needed, but the walk to the Arena is pleasant, and takes you through the city centre and along stretches of canal.
Moor Street station, just a 450 m (5 min) walk around the corner from New Street, primarily serves the suburbs of Birmingham and the wider Midlands, but it does also have services to London stations and other select cities.
If you happen to have a canal boat, then you can practically take it inside with you! The Utilita Arena is surrounded by canals, and the picturesque Gas Street Basin, a popular berth, and is only a 600 m (7 min) walk from the venue.
The towpaths are perfect for cycling, and there several cycle racks around the city - just watch out for low canal bridges!
The closest bike racks to the Arena are directly outside the north end of the venue, just off King Edwards Road.
The canals around the Arena mean walking is a great option, whichever direction you're coming from. The locale is highly pedestrianised and the venue is situated in one of the city centre's most picturesque areas. Do be careful leaving events in the evening, however; although the canal towpaths are largely well-lit and often busy, they have minimal barriers by the water's edge, and paths can be slippy in wet weather.