How to get Ed Sheeran Sydney concert tickets 2026

The first presale of Ed Sheeran Sydney concert tickets has officially begun and more will go on sale next week. This is everything you need to know about getting tickets.

This week, British singer-songwriter and global superstar Ed Sheeran announced a brand-new tour and New Zealand and Australia will be first to see it.

Loop Tour will begin in Auckland on Friday, January 16, 2026, and then head to Wellington and Christchurch before landing in Australia. In his announcement online, Ed shared:

Starting a brand new tour next year called the LOOP tour. New stage, new tricks, new set up, new songs and all the classics added in. We kick it off in Australia and New Zealand in Jan, Feb, March 2026, which is always the best time, I can’t wait to be back. Tickets on sale Tues 29th July, see you all there x

If you’re one of the thousands hoping to get your hands on tickets to his two Sydney shows, this is everything you need to know, from ticket prices through to resale options — just in case you’re not lucky the first time.

Sydney concert details

On his stadium tour, Ed Sheeran will play at the Accor Stadium at Sydney Olympic Park.

Tickets start from a respectable $109.90 each for D Reserve seating, and go up to $249.90 for A Reserve seating of front general admission standing.

Where to get Ed Sheeran Ticket ?

The first presale has just started, and the remaining tickets will go on sale next week at various times.

Telstra Plus presale started today, Friday, July 25 at 11am (local time) and will run for 48 hours until Sunday, July 27.

Frontier Touring, the tour promoter, will open its member pre-sales for 24 hours from Monday, July 28 at 12pm local time.

General sale will then start at 1pm on Tuesday, July 29.

Accessibility and resale options

Accessible tickets are available for all Loop Tour AU & NZ dates and will be available across all price categories at each show. Those with accessible booking requirements, including wheelchair and/or companion card requirements, please contact the relevant authorised ticketing agency for your city — you’ll need Ticketek Australia Accessible ticket purchase info for the Sydney shows.

Ticket scalpers

Ticket scalpers deliberately (and illegally) purchase huge numbers of tickets, to resell for a profit when an event is sold out. It makes the fight for tickets to big shows like Ed’s even harder than it already is.

To combat this, all ticket orders and tickets are linked to the purchaser’s Authorised Ticketing Agency account and mobile phone number, linking ticket details with the individual information. If a ticket is resold anywhere other than via the relevant Authorised Ticketing Agency’s official resale platform, then you or the person in possession of the tickets may be refused entry to the venue.

Resales

If you’re not one of the lucky ones to score tickets during the official ticket sales, you may have another chance later down the line. Resales for each relevant Authorised Ticketing Agency (again, Ticketek for Sydney) will be activated at a later date.

Frontier, the tour promoter, emphasises that tickets shouldn’t be bought from any unauthorised resellers (citing Viagogo, Stubhub, Ticketfinders, Ticket Merchant, Tixel and Worldticketshop as some examples). Ticket buyers are also warned against eBay, Gumtree and social media Buy Swap Sell pages.

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Travel tips for concert-goers

Accor Stadium is easily accessible by public transport. The closest train station is Olympic Park, just a five-minute walk away.

Catch a train from Lidcombe Station direct to Olympic Park, operating every 10 to 20 minutes on weekdays and every 10 minutes during events.

By bus, take route 525 to Sydney Olympic park, route 526 to Sydney Olympic Park Ferry Wharf or route 533 to Chatswood via Rhodes and North Ryde.

Major events

For selected major events at Accor Stadium, additional express and limited stop train services operate, and Major Event Buses run on multiple routes.

Travel on trains, buses, metro or light rail may also be included in your event ticket — check on the Event page.

For selected major events, additional express and limited stop train services operate from Central and western line stations. Travel on trains, metro or light rail may be included in your event ticket. Find out if travel’s included on the Event pages or at transportfornsw.info

FAQs

What are the dates for Ed Sheeran’s concert in Sydney?

At the time of writing, he will play two shows on Friday, February 13 and Saturday, February 14, 2026. That’s Valentine’s Day sorted then.

Where will the concert be held?

Ed Sheeran will play at Sydney’s Accor Stadium at Sydney Olympic Park. It’s the same venue he played during his sell-out 2023 tour.

How much do tickets cost?

Tickets start from $109.90 each and the most expensive options are front general admission standing field and A reserve seating, both costing $249.90 per ticket.

When do tickets go on sale?

The first presale begins at 11am on Friday, July 25, another presale begins on Monday, July 28 and general sale will open on Tuesday, July 29.

Are there accessible tickets available?

Yes, accessible tickets are available for all Loop Tour AU & NZ dates and will be available across all price categories at each Loop show.

Those with accessible booking requirements, including wheelchair and/or companion card requirements, please contact the relevant authorised ticketing agency for your city — you’ll need Ticketek Australia Accessible ticket purchase info for the Sydney shows.

Are there age restrictions for the concert?

Children under the age of 13 years must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian (18 years or over) and remain under their direct supervision. General admission standing is suitable for concertgoers aged 15 years and over.