The announcement comes after a small number of tickets for the Co-op Live gig were released last night
He is set to perform at the Co-Op Live arena in March(Image: Billboard via Getty Images)
Ticketmaster released a statement after a small number of Harry Styles tickets were cancelled. Harry Styles’ long-awaited return to the stage is set to come on March 6 with a ‘One Night Only’ date at the Co-op Live arena in Manchester ahead of the launch of his latest album, ‘Kiss All The Time, Disco Occasionally’.
A small number of £20 tickets were put on sale via the Ticketmaster website yesterday evening, but many of those who thought they had got lucky and been able to purchase a ticket were told that their tickets were now void.
In a statement released by Ticketmaster in the early hours of this morning, they said: “This show has been using Ticketmaster’s request programme to block touts from getting the tickets that we worked with the artist team to cancel.
The last time that he performed live was in July 2023(Image: Getty Images for The Recording A)
“During an inventory update ahead of fulfilling additional requests, a small number of tickets were released for public purchase in error.
“We suspect many were touts and/or violated the rules of the sale. We apologise for fans that may have been impacted. That was not the intent.
“If you believe you were misidentified, please contact fan support. We will be working to remedy inquiries as soon as possible. These tickets will be included in next week’s final release via request. More details will be shared on Monday.”
Many of his fans aired their frustration on social media after their tickets were voided(Image: Getty Images for The Recording A)
“A small number of tickets were mistakenly released during an inventory update.
“They were cancelled and returned to the request program. These tickets will be included in next week’s final release via request. More details will be shared on Monday.”
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