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Adele in Munich: can you still get tickets for her European tour dates?
She’ll perform her first European shows in a number of years, following her 2022 London Hyde Park shows and 2016 Europe tour.
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The “Rolling in the Deep” singer will perform on 2-3, 9-10, 14 and 16 August as well as 23-24 and 30-31 August.
After announcing the European tour dates, it was reported that millions of fans signed up for tickets on the singer’s website.
They were released across a week in early February, with fans snapping up tickets to see the singer’s live return to Europe.
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Following the initial rush (and stress) to bag tickets on Ticketmaster, you might think that all 10 dates have completely sold out.
But there’s still plenty of availability across the run and we’ve got everything you need to know below.
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Can I still get tickets for Adele in Munich?
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Yes, although demand was high – it was reported that three million people signed up for presale tickets – there’s still availability across all dates.
At the time of writing there’s both standing and seated tickets for all of the dates, with the cheapest ticket around the €319 mark.
A general admission standing ticket is priced at €369.90, with rear standing still available for shows on 2, 9-10, 14, 16, 24 and 30-31 August.
There’s also VIP tickets available across the run, with standing (front and rear) packages priced at €583.50 / €722.50 / €1,252.50, which includes early entry, while seated VIP packages are ranged between €488-€1,253.
You can head to the Adele page on Ticketmaster and select your preferred date.
Each of the shows has two options, with standard tickets and VIP packages, so choose which ticket type you want then head to the map to select your seats.
You can filter the price range before selecting your tickets, with the cheapest currently at €319.
What are the tour dates?
2-3 August – Open Air Arena, Munich – tickets
9-10 August – Open Air Arena, Munich – tickets
14 August – Open Air Arena, Munich – tickets
16 August – Open Air Arena, Munich – tickets
23-24 August – Open Air Arena, Munich – tickets
30-31 August – Open Air Arena, Munich – tickets.
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