Take That fans are thrilled by the news of the band’s upcoming return to the stage with the anticipated Circus Live Tour set to hit UK stadiums in the summer of 2026. The announcement, made by Howard Donald, Gary Barlow, and Mark Owen on September 19, has excited fans as it marks the revival of one of Take That’s most iconic live tours. The tour will include 11 dates across the UK and Ireland, starting at St Mary’s Stadium in Southampton on May 29 and concluding at Dublin’s Aviva Stadium on July 4.
The Circus Live Tour, originally mesmerizing fans in 2009, broke records by becoming the fastest-selling tour in UK history. The show featured a captivating visual spectacle with fire-breathers, stilt-walkers, clowns, acrobats, tap dancers, and a remarkable 30-foot-tall mechanical elephant that carried the band through the audience.
Tickets for Circus Live 2026 will be available for pre-sale starting from September 25 for fans who have pre-ordered the band’s upcoming tenth studio album, with general sales opening on September 26. Fans are eager to secure their tickets for the tour and are advised to adhere to the ticket limits set by Ticketmaster to avoid order cancellations.
The Circus Live 2026 tour will have age restrictions in place. Children aged 5 and above can attend with an adult if they have reserved seat tickets, while those aged 14 and above can purchase General Admission tickets (standing). All attendees under 14 must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or older.
Ticket prices for the tour will vary by venue, with General Admission tickets starting from £78 and Front Area Standing tickets from £127.50. Seated ticket prices will range from £67 to £151.75, depending on the stadium section. Fans who pre-ordered Take That’s 10th studio album before September 23 can access pre-sale tickets from September 25, with general sales commencing on September 26.