When do you get Taylor Swift Eras Tour UK ticket sale access codes and what to do if you don't have one

Taylor Swift fans will be scrambling to get tickets when her UK tour dates go on general sale next week. The Shake It Off singer is bringing her three-hour-long hits-filled set to London, Liverpool, Cardiff and Edinburgh during the European leg of her tour next summer.

She is set to play a total of 13 UK shows in June and August, including three nights at Liverpool's Anfield Stadium and six nights at Wembley.

Fans who pre-ordered a copy of her latest release Midnights last year were the first in line for a spot at the shows, with thousands of fans managing to bag tickets in the presales earlier this week. From Monday, July 17, Swifties who registered for access to the general sales will be in with a chance.

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Back on June 20, when Taylor announced the first dates for the UK leg of her tour, fans were told that anyone who wanted to purchase a ticket for the shows, and didn't preorder the Midnights album, would have to register with Ticketmaster first. Fans were given just a couple of days to sign up for the general sale.

By the end of today, those fans who registered will learn whether or not they were selected to receive an access code. Tour promotor AEG has made it clear that not everyone who registered will have been successful - a "limited number" of people will get a code, while everyone else will be placed on a waitlist.

If you're looking to get tickets in the general sales next week, here's everything we know about when codes will be released, what happens if you don't get one and what you need to do with it when the time comes.

The general sale is only for registered fans. Only people with an access code will be