Noel Gallagher tickets: Here’s when South Facing Festival tickets go on sale | Music | Entertainment
This week it was announced that Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds will be headlining the South Facing Festival next year. The event, which is taking place on July 28, 2023, is being held in Crystal Palace Park in London. So far, only two acts have been announced: Noel Gallagher and Craig David, who is playing on August 13, 2023. Tickets come out this week so act fast.
When do Noel Gallagher tickets go on sale?
Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds tickets go on sale tomorrow, Wednesday, November 9, 2022, at 10am.
These tickets are reserved for festival-goers with access to the O2 Priority list, so owners of O2 phones can act now.
Ticket prices will vary from event to event, so price information on Noel Gallagher’s headline event has not yet been revealed.
Fear not, there are two more chances to get tickets this week.
After O2 Priority tickets have been released, the next batch will become available the following day.
South Facing Festival presale tickets will be released on Thursday, November 10, 2022, at 10am.
To gain access to these presale tickets fans will need a code from the festival itself. Currently, you can sign up to the South Facing Festival newsletter to get access to the presale.
Shortly thereafter, the general onsale tickets will be released on Ticketmaster.
Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds’ general onsale tickets will be released on Friday, November 11, 2022, at 10am.
This will be punters’ last chance to get tickets, so if they haven’t grabbed anything by then, they should act fast.
This headline slot announcement comes just after Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds released their new single, Pretty Boy, which has been taken from their upcoming album. The record’s title has not yet been revealed.
The single included music from guitarist Johnny Marr, who is a close friend of Gallagher.
Marr is also supporting Gallagher at the South Facing Festival.
Gallagher said of the new single: “For this new record, it was the first thing I wrote, the first thing I demoed, and the first thing I finished, so it’s only right that it’s the first thing people get to hear. Massive shout out to my mainest man Johnny Marr for taking it somewhere special.”
Gallagher’s group last released an album in 2017 with Who Built the Moon?
The record received middling to positive reviews, with The Independent, NME and The Guardian giving it four stars out of five.
