Arctic Monkeys ticket prices confirmed from £72.50 for new UK tour
Arctic Monkeys tickets for Manchester's Emirates Old Trafford show will start from £72.50, with seated tickets costing up to £90, according to ticket sellers.
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LIVE: Arctic Monkeys 2023 Manchester tickets presale updates, SeeTickets queue and Ticketmaster confusion
Tickets to see Arctic Monkeys in Manchester next summer will go on pre-sale this morning (September 29). Fans will need to have their alarms set and cards at the ready, as they'll be going on sale early doors at 9am See Tickets.
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