How to get tickets for Ed Sheeran in Australia: pre-sale, cities, dates and more
It's been two long years since Sheeran last graced Aussie shores, where he played to a record-breaking 200,000 fans across two nights at Melbourne's MCG. Now, the ginger popstar is back with a massive run of shows for his Loop Tour in January and February 2026, including stops in Perth, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide. Those lucky to snag tickets can expect to hear fresh tracks from his new album Play, like 'Sapphire' and 'Old Phone', along with all the classics (we're manifesting 'Thinking Out Loud' and 'Give Me Love'). Here's everything you need to know about getting tickets to Ed Sheeran's Australian tour.
When is Ed Sheeran's 2025 Australian tour?
Teddy will be bringing his Loop Tour to stadiums across Australia, including:
Perth 's Opus Stadium – Saturday, January 31
Sydney 's Accor Stadium – Friday, February 13 and Saturday, February 14
Brisbane 's Suncorp Stadium – Friday, February 20 and Saturday, February 21
Melbourne 's Marvel Stadium – Thursday, February 26 and Friday, February 27
Adelaide Oval – Thursday, March 5
We have no doubt Sheeran will release more dates, as these ones are gonna sell out in no time!
When do Ed Sheeran Australia tickets go on sale?
Tickets go on sale at staggered times via Frontier Touring on Tuesday, July 29 including:
Perth – 3pm AWST
Sydney – 1pm AEST
Brisbane – 4pm AEST
Melbourne – 3pm AEST
Adelaide – 11.30am ACST
Is there an Ed Sheeran pre-sale?
Oh, you know it! The Telstra Plus member pre-sale kicks off on Friday, July 25 at:
Perth – 1pm AWST
Sydney – 11pm AEST
Brisbane – 2pm AEST
Melbourne – 1pm AEST
Adelaide – 9.30am ACST
Note that the pre-sale access opens 30 minutes before the start time!
A Frontier member pre-sale will follow on Monday, July 28 at:
Perth – 2pm AWST
Sydney – 12pm AEST
Brisbane – 3pm AEST
Melbourne – 2pm AEST
Adelaide – 10.30am ACST
How much are Ed Sheeran tickets in Australia?
Tickets kick off at $109.90 for D reserve seating, then move up to $149.90 for C reserve, $199.90 for B reserve and rear GA standing, and $249.90 for A reserve and front GA standing.
Who is the support act for Ed Sheeran's Australian tour?
Sheeran hasn't announced his support act/s yet, but we'll let you know once he does.
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