Beyoncé tickets 2023: How to get tickets for…

Beyoncé tickets 2023: How to get tickets for Renaissance UK tour

General sale tickets for Beyoncé's world tour go on sale today, as thousands of fans will be attempting to snap up the remaining briefs for her five UK dates.

The UK tour kicks off in Cardiff on May 17, before coming to Edinburgh on May 20 and Sunderland on May 23, and finishes with two concerts in London six days later. This is the first time Beyoncé has performed in Edinburgh since 2003 when she sang at the MTV Europe Music Awards in Leith.

Beyoncé previously performed in Glasgow in 2018, and fans will be scrambling to get tickets for her first UK tour in five years. Last week, O2 Priority crashed due to the huge number of people trying to get early access to tickets for the world tour.

Today, hundreds of fans are set to battle it out for the leftover tickets. Here's everything you need to know to try and secure tickets for Beyoncé’s Renaissance World Tour concert..

Beyonce made history at the Grammys 2023 (2023 WireImage)

What time do tickets go on sale?

Tickets will go on general sale at 10am on Tuesday, February 7. They can be bought on Livenation and Ticketmaster.

How can I get tickets?

While there is no guarantee you will secure a ticket due to the overwhelming demand, there are things you can do to improve your chances.

Here is the best way to get through the ticket queues and secure your place at the Renaissance 2023 tour.

Log on early - The sale may not start until 10am, but logging on beforehand will mean that you are set up to secure your ticket.
Have your bank details ready - By having your card details saved in your account, you will cut down on time inputting them - and have your bank application open to confirm the payment as soon as possible.
Join the waiting room - Refresh and repeat until the waiting room appears, then you can click on it straight away and be in the queue first.
Do not refresh your browser after joining the waiting room - this can send you back to the homepage, or the beginning of the queue.