The nine-piece K-pop group are heading to London for two nights only as part of their Ready To Be world tour. Here’s how you can beat the queue and secure tickets.
Are you ready to Dance the Night Away at a Twice concert in London? Or perhaps you’ll be in The Feels with the K-pop group’s more romantic tracks? Either way, you’ll need to snap up tickets first! Twice have announced additional stops to their Ready To Be world tour, adding the Philippines, Thailand, Paris and Berlin to their tour schedule, as well as two nights at London’s O2.
The UK and European dates come as a second announcement to the tour schedule, with Twice originally confirming Ready To Be would be visiting various venues in Australia, Japan and North America, as well as a show in Singapore. The tour is in support of their mini-album, Ready To Be.
If there’s something Twice fans — affectionately self-named Once — know all too well, it’s that the South Korean girl group loves a mini-album. The K-pop sensations were formed on the reality TV series Sixteen, a show which pitted 16 girl group hopefuls against each other to find members for Twice – and Jihyo, Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Dahyun, Chaeyoung, Momo, Sana, Mina, and Tzuyu were the lucky nine selected.
Debuting in 2015, Twice released the EPs The Story Begins and Page Two, with the latter charting in the US. In 2016, their upbeat track Cheer Up hit the top spot on the Gaon Digital Chart and subsequently became the best-performing single of the year, and also won Song of the Year at the Melon Music Awards and Mnet Asian Music Awards.
Twice’s 2017 compilation #Twice, which was made up of re-recorded singles from their first few mini-albums, made them the first Korean girl group to go Platinum in Japan. The K-Pop group’s first studio album, Twicetagram (also the name of their Instagram), topped the Billboard World Albums chart. One of the album’s singles, Likey, also reached number one in four countries and won the Philippine K-pop award for Song of the Year.
Other notable Twice achievements (as if fans needed any more convincing of their talent!) include being the first Korean girl group to simultaneously top both Billboard’s World Albums and World Digital Song Sales charts, and the first girl group to sell out Los Angeles’s SoFi Stadium and the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.
We predict tickets to see Twice at their only UK venue will sell out fast, so here’s everything you need to know to secure tickets, including how to beat the Ticketmaster queue.
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Twice will be bringing their signature colour pop style — a combination of rock, R&B and hip hop — to the UK for two nights only in London. The nine-piece band will be visiting the capital city’s O2 Arena in September 2023. Here’s everything you need to know about the Twice UK venue and dates:
How to get Twice tickets for London 2023 date
Do you want to hear Twice hits like Moonlight Sunrise, Hare Hare and Fancy live? Of course you do!
The Live Nation pre-sale went live at 10am on Thursday 27th April for the 8th September date, and the Ticketmaster pre-sale for the 7th September date is happening at 10am this morning (Friday 28th April).
General on sale for the 8th September date is now live, having been released at 10am this morning (Friday 28th April), too.
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How much do Twice tickets cost?
At the time of writing, you can purchase Twice tickets from £77.35 for general admission, and that cost goes up to £170.85 for the best position in the house.
Do Twice tickets sell out fast?
As we mentioned earlier, Twice hold the title of being the first girl group to sell out the SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. When pre-sale tickets went on sale for this concert, they reportedly “sold out in a flash”, making Twice the second K-pop group ever to achieve this – the first being boy band BTS.
With this in mind, we predict Twice tickets will sell quickly, particularly as The O2 London is the I Can’t Stop Me singers’ only UK venue.
The RadioTimes.com team recommend heading over to the Ticketmaster site approximately 10 minutes before tickets are released to ensure you join the queue as swiftly as possible, and for more tips, take a look at our how to beat the Ticketmaster queue guide.
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