Liam Gallagher tour 2024 - seating plans for Co-Op Live and ticket prices

Liam Gallagher has announced three huge homecoming gigs to Manchester in 2024 as part his new Definitely Maybe tour. All three gigs will be at the brand new Co-Op Live Arena in the Eastlands area of Manchester.

The venue sits right next to Liam's beloved Manchester City ground at the Etihad Campus. The vast £340m new arena is still being built and will first open to the public in April 2024.

There is expected to be HUGE demand for tickets for the tour, which will go on sale from 9am on Friday, October 20. It will be the first time Liam has played the Definitely Maybe album in full - celebrating 30 years since Oasis first released their debut work.

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Liam's solo tour will start in Sheffield on June 2 before heading out across the UK and Ireland. The tour will end here in Manchester at the Co-Op Live arena on June 24.

As it's a completely new venue, music fans may not know what to expect with the layout of the venue. So here we take a closer look at the building and all the ticket options at Co-Op Live.

The new Co-Op Live arena will become the biggest indoor arena in Europe when it opens its doors next year, with a 23,500 capacity.

It will feature a "smart bowl design" to maximise the sound and lighting design. The arena will also include the largest floor space of any indoor venue, a "significantly lower" ceiling, and tiered seating.

As you can see from the seating plan above, when buying tickets you will chose from standing, Level 1 seating and Level 3 seating across a number of different blocks.

The stage is