Laufey U.K. & European Arena Tour 2026
Laufey’s “A Matter of Time” arena tour is making waves across the U.K. and Europe in spring 2026, and you can bet it’ll be standing room only if you’re lucky enough to snag a ticket. Laufey will take her “A Matter of Time” show to some of Europe's most iconic arenas, basically, the kind of places where echoes linger and you can truly feel the crowd’s heartbeat. Big rooms, big feelings. The tour includes:
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Feb 18: Zurich, Switzerland @ Hallenstadion
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Feb 19: Dusseldorf, Germany @ Mitsubishi Electric Halle
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Feb 22: Copenhagen, Denmark @ Royal Arena
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Feb 24: Berlin, Germany @ Velodrom
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Feb 26: Vienna, Austria @ Stadthalle
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Feb 28: Brussels, Belgium @ ING Arena
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March 1: Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Ziggo Dome
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March 2: Paris, France @ Adidas Arena
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March 4: Manchester, UK @ Co-op Live
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March 6: Dublin, Ireland @ 3Arena
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March 8: London, UK @ O2 Arena
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March 14: Kopavogur, Iceland @ Korinn Arena
Honestly, seeing Laufey’s name on the O2 Arena marquee just hits different. Anyone who followed her earlier club dates or streamed late at night while working or daydreaming can probably remember thinking, “She deserves bigger crowds.” Well, here they come.
The scale-up isn’t just a flex; it’s a sign of jazz-pop’s recent mainstream moment. And, for those who enjoy a little chart trivia: her latest album, “A Matter of Time,” debuted in the U.K. Albums Chart’s Top 3 and broke into the U.S. Billboard 200’s Top 5, charting higher than any jazz record since Michael Bublé’s “Love” in 2018.
These new dates don’t replace the smaller, intimate settings of her past. Instead, they add a different kind of communal anticipation, thousands of voices, all humming the same melody, lights up, and the hush right before the chorus. That’s a memory-maker.
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Laufey U.K. & European Arena Tour Presale
The presale for Laufey’s European and U.K. arena concerts is the moment to set alarms (and double-check time zones, if you’re a chronic calendar fumbler). It goes live Thursday, Sept. 11, at 9 a.m. local time in each city emphasis on “local,” because nothing is more tragic than being ready… an hour late.
Presale codes are gold, but not impossible to snag:
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Sign up through Laufey’s official website or the links posted on her Instagram bio.
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Sometimes, subscribing to the venue or artist’s newsletter earns an early access spot (true fact: a friend once got two extra passes this way and still hasn’t stopped bragging).
If you can’t make the rush for presale tickets, don’t panic. General sale opens on Friday, Sept. 12, at 9 a.m. local. But fair warning: with venues like London’s O2 or Manchester’s Co-op Live, expect them to fly faster than concertgoers posting about their wristbands.
It’s worth adding that the official site is the best place to check for real-time updates or sudden surprise acts like Laufey sometimes announce special guests or local collaborations along the way.
How to Get Tickets for Laufey’s 2026 U.K. & Europe Dates?
Here’s the real talk: tickets for major Laufey shows, especially these arena debuts, won’t wait around. Scalpers and bots abound, and even if the atmosphere is friendly, clicking “Buy Now” can feel like a Mario Kart sprint at Rainbow Road.
To up your chances:
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Prepare an Account in Advance: Whichever ticketing site or app you’ll use (Ticketmaster, AXS, or the arena’s own site), get your login and payment info sorted ahead of the sale.
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Mobile & Desktop: Have both ready; sometimes one lags, the other works. A goofy dance, but it makes a difference.
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Set Alarms: Not just one alarm. Two or three. There’s nothing more humbling than missing out because you relied on “just five more minutes.”
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Check for Extra Dates: Sometimes, artists add a second show if demand explodes (fingers crossed for more London nights!).
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Don’t Bite on Sketchy Resale: If it seems too good to be true, it is. Stick to official resale or waitlist platforms only.
All that said, Laufey’s community has always been full of passionate, supportive fans. Whether people land tickets or not, there’s usually a digital watch party, and the FOMO can be cured (mostly) by seeing folks share concert stories or show off their merch hauls.
