Erasure fans rush to splash out on tickets for Liverpool show as seats sell fast (aff) (cloned)

Electopop duo Erasure will be bringing an unforgettable show packed with hits, drama and razzamatazz to Liverpool and tickets are selling fast.

Singer Andy Bell is known for his high-octane performances and outrageous costumes that are the perfect match for energetic and endlessly catchy tunes such as A Little Respect, Oh L’Amour, Blue Savannah, Stop! and many more besides.

Fans need to get moving to avoid missing out as the first two dates on the tour in Cardiff and Bournemouth at the end of April 2026 are already pretty much sold out and it looks like only standing tickets are available at the Bournemouth International Centre via official ticket retailer Ticketmaster here.

The show at the Liverpool M&S Bank Arena is the third on the tour with tickets from £66.95, for seats at the back of the arena, up to £89.75 for seats in the first section in front of the stage where there are only two tickets left at the time of writing.

For Erasure fans prepared to shell out an extra £60, there is a lot of extra comfort and luxury on offer from official premium ticket retailer Seat Unique here.

The VIP hospitality packages start with The Skyline Experience priced at £150 per person and fans get plenty for their hard-earned cash.

The deal available via premium ticketing outlet SeatUnique includes a “premium space limited to 12 guests”, access to drinks and nibbles, balcony seating, a cloakroom and “premium restroom facilities”.

For £180 per person, there’s the Premium Live Lounge which boasts “fantastic views”, a fast-track VIP entrance, a welcome drink, food on arrival and a bar.

Premium suite packages are priced between £200 per person and £250 per person, all offering “fantastic views” and lots of extras, including food and even free parking.

After Liverpool, the Radio!! Radio!! Tour will head to Birmingham, Manchester, Nottingham, Hull, Leeds, Glasgow, Brighton and London, before heading overseas to Dublin and Denmark.

It is worth mentioning that while Andy Bell will be on stage, songwriting partner Vince Clarke will not take to the stage. He said: “I recently moved to California from New York, and I travelled from here to London. The travelling took a toll - it really messed me up. I never seemed to recover from it. I just thought ‘I don’t want to do this anymore’.

“I told Andy, and he made me musical director, and I thought, ‘how fantastic is that?’ I can do all my work and all my direction from here, but I don’t have to leave sunny San Diego.”

Andy said: "I'm so pleased that we were able to find a way for the tour to work for Vince. He's always too modest but he's so much more than the Musical Director, Vince is one of the great loves of my life and everything we do as Erasure we decide together.”