Artist presale guide

Adéla Presale 2027: How to Get Tickets, Country by Country

What the Adéla presale record confirms

The record is brief but useful. The Dublin and Paris entries say that the presale was on Wednesday 26 August 2026 at 9am local time and that the general sale followed on Friday 28 August at 9am via Ticketmaster, while the UK and Ireland summary says that general sale opened on 28 August through Ticketmaster and the official venue outlets. The 9am start is slightly earlier than the 10am default used on many tours, and in Dublin and London it corresponds to the same clock hour, while in Paris the clock is an hour ahead, so 9am in Paris is 8am in Britain. That detail shows how easy it is to miss a window by converting the time wrongly, and it is worth remembering for any added date. The record does not list the number of tickets per order, the prices or the name of the early-access scheme. If you came to this page looking for a code, the answer is that none is needed any more: both the presale and the general sale are in the past, and the remaining ways to buy are the primary agent's returns, the verified resale tab and the venues' own box offices.

Twelve weeks out: the Adéla presale and the first checks

At this stage the most useful step is to confirm your own plan. Which of the eight dates can you attend, and what is the maximum you would pay? Open the Ticketmaster page for each of those dates and note whether it shows tickets, a message that nothing is available or a verified resale option. Take a screenshot of the layout, because it will help you notice when a new block appears. For Dublin, check the Olympia's own website as well, since the venue may display information that the agent does not. It is also the moment to prepare your accounts. Create or update your Ticketmaster profile in each country you might use, test the password reset and save a card. If you plan to travel from Britain to Dublin or Paris, check the validity of your passport and your phone roaming plan. The Irish presale guide and French presale guide describe local habits, including how the French system handles queues and how Irish venues treat returns and transfers.

Four weeks out: when the Adéla presale returns begin to appear

Around a month before a club show, orders that were made on the first day and not paid for, or that were cancelled by groups that changed their plans, start to release tickets. These appear in small quantities and tend to be gone in minutes. For the Brixton, Manchester and Glasgow dates, which all sit in the O2 Academy family of venues, look at the venue's own page and the agent, and check at several times of the day. A morning visit and an evening visit double your chance of seeing a fresh block. If you are a customer of a mobile operator with a ticket perk scheme, check its offers section, since some venues in the O2 group have used customer-priority windows for certain shows. Our data does not say that such a window applied to this tour, so do not assume it, but it costs nothing to look. The O2 Priority explainer describes the usual rules. Similarly, the Bataclan keeps its own information pages, which sometimes list the dates when additional seats will be released.

The final week: Adéla presale tactics for last-minute tickets

In the final week, production sets are finalised and the promoter can release tickets that were reserved for equipment, cameras and guests. This is the most active period for returns, especially for the second nights in Dublin and London, which have more tickets in circulation. Decide in advance what you will accept: a side position, a seat with a partial view or a standing ticket. Time is your enemy in the last week, and the fan who hesitates for five minutes often finds the block gone. Verified resale is also at its busiest. Use the primary agent's exchange where it exists, and compare the price with the original face value. If you buy on another platform, make sure it offers a guarantee and that the seller names the section and row. A ticket sent as a screenshot is not a guarantee. If the show is in another country, make sure you can enter the venue with the ID you carry, and keep the confirmation email on your phone. The resale rules explainer gives a neutral overview.

Show day: what to carry for an Adéla presale ticket

On the day itself, the basics matter more than tactics. Charge your phone, download the ticket to your wallet and carry a printed backup if the venue allows it. Check the doors time on the venue's website, and plan to arrive before the support act if you want a good spot. Club venues such as the Bataclan and the Academies have strict bag policies and often no cloakroom, so travel light. Carry a form of identification, especially if the ticket is named or the venue has an age policy. Know your route home. In Dublin, Manchester, Glasgow and London, late-night transport after a concert can be limited, and in Paris the metro closes at night, so check the last service and the walking distance to your accommodation. If you are travelling alone, tell someone where you are going. If anything goes wrong at the entrance, go to the venue's box office, not to a stranger, and keep the order confirmation open. These small details are what turn a good ticket into a good evening.

Adéla presale among the three countries: Ireland, Britain and France

Each of the three countries has its own habits. In Ireland, Ticketmaster Ireland is the main platform, and the Olympia is a theatre with a mix of standing and seated areas; two nights make it likely that returns appear. In Britain, the three O2 venues use Ticketmaster and the venue's own sites, and Brixton is the largest of them, with a sloping floor and a famous balcony. In France, Le Bataclan is a historic hall with a limited capacity, a strict entry procedure and a loyal local audience. The resale rules also differ. Britain and Ireland have been reviewing their approach to selling above face value, and France has long restricted commercial resale, so always check the current terms of the platform and the law of the country where the show takes place. We do not give legal advice. We simply recommend using the official exchange in each country, because it keeps the barcode valid. See the UK presale guide for more on British practice.

Two nights, five venues: how the double dates change the Adéla presale odds

Two of the five venues, the Olympia in Dublin and Brixton in London, host the artist on consecutive evenings, and that doubles the number of chances for a fan who is flexible. When the first night is gone, the second often still has tickets in awkward positions, and the reverse can also happen. The usual advice is to look at both nights in the same session, compare the sections and price bands, and avoid buying a ticket for the wrong date. A mistake at the date selection screen is common when two nights are listed side by side. Dublin's two nights are on 13 and 14 January, and Brixton's on 19 and 20 January.

Single-night venues, Manchester, Glasgow and Paris, behave differently. With only one event, the stock is limited and the cancellations are few, and a returned ticket is usually snapped up within a minute. For those, it is wise to have the page open already, to keep the login active and to have the payment card ready on the device. If you are choosing between a double and a single night, weigh the cost of travel against the better chance of a return in the double. In either case, the Adéla presale pages of the venue are the place to start. Manchester's O2 Victoria Warehouse falls on 16 January, Glasgow on 17 January and the Bataclan in Paris on 22 January.

Adéla presale FAQ

The Red Bottoms Tour has a very clean sales record, with a presale on Wednesday 26 August 2026 at 9am local time and a general sale on Friday 28 August at 9am through Ticketmaster, and eight shows in five venues in January 2027 between Dublin and Paris. The answers below stay with that record and with the short list of venues in Ireland, Britain and France, and they say plainly that our data does not name the group of fans who were allowed into the early window. No prices appear in the record, so none are quoted, and nothing here is an access link.

Was the Adéla presale open to everyone?

Our record gives the date and the hour, Wednesday 26 August 2026 at 9am local time, but it does not name the group of fans who had access. In most cases an early window is tied to a list or a partner, and the access arrives by email with a personal link. Since the window closed on the following day, there is nothing to join now. If an added date appears, the announcement will describe the mechanism, and our alerts will pass it on. The Dublin entry and the Paris entry carry exactly the same wording, which suggests one shared release. The same Wednesday and Friday pattern appears in both cities.

Which platform sells Adéla presale returns?

Ticketmaster is named for the UK, Ireland and Paris, and the official venue outlets are also mentioned. Returns appear on the same platform, usually in the verified resale or the standard ticket section. Check at different times of the day, and watch the venue's own page and social accounts. If you see a listing on another site, make sure it is a legitimate exchange with a guarantee. Take care with any message that claims to have a code or a spare ticket. Le Bataclan in Paris on 22 January and the 3Olympia Theatre in Dublin on 13 and 14 January are both listed under Ticketmaster in our record.

Can I buy an Adéla presale ticket for two different countries?

Yes, if you hold the necessary accounts, but remember that Ticketmaster operates separate country sites and an account on one may not work on another. Test the login in advance and check that your card works for foreign payments. The checkout may show prices in euros or pounds, and your bank may add a conversion fee. If you plan to cross a border, check passport and entry rules, and allow time for security checks at the venue. A fan who wants both Dublin and Paris needs to note that the Dublin shows are on 13 and 14 January while Paris follows on the 22nd.

What time is the Adéla presale in each country?

The past sales used 9am local time. That means 9am in Dublin and London, and 9am in Paris, which is an hour ahead of Britain and Ireland. If a new date is announced, the hour may be different, so read the announcement carefully and write down the time in your own zone. Set an alarm and log in ten minutes early. Do not rely on a social post for the hour, since the venue and the agent always publish the official time. A Paris buyer at 9am local was therefore buying an hour before a London buyer at 9am. The same is true in reverse for fans in Ireland and Britain who want to buy the Paris show.

Are Adéla presale tickets standing or seated?

The answer depends on the venue. Club-style rooms such as the O2 Academies and the Bataclan generally have a standing floor and a seated or standing balcony, while the Olympia in Dublin mixes areas, with some seated tiers. The ticket page will show the layout and the categories, and the layout may change from one show to another. If you need a seat for access or comfort, check the seating plan carefully before choosing, and contact the venue about accessible places, which are often booked through a separate route. The Bataclan in Paris and the O2 Academy Glasgow on 17 January are the two venues in the run best known for standing audiences.