Cast Tickets & Tour DatesLatest: Cast headline Glasgow’s Big Nights Out series in June 2026.
Recently Updated: 28 Nov 2025 10:45am
Cast are a Britpop band from Liverpool.
The group released their debut album ‘All Change’ in 1995, which went on to secure a platinum certification. They went on to release three more LPs before disbanding in 2001. Nine years later, the band reunited with a UK tour and released ‘Troubled Times’, in 2012, which they followed up with 2017's 'Kicking Up The Dust' and, most recently, 'Love Is The Call' in 2024, and support slots for the likes of Liam Gallagher, Ocean Colour Scene, Richard Ashcroft and Peter Hook, as well as Oasis on their stadium reunion tour. Cast will embark on a tour of the UK and Ireland in autumn 2025, marking 30 Years of 'All Change', before headlining Glasgow's Big Nights Out series in June 2026. Catch them live by checking tour dates and ticket information below on Stereoboard. You can track Cast tour dates, find out about presales and get ticket price alerts! Finding the cheapest tickets is quick and easy at Stereoboard - we search the major ticket agencies and resellers, to find you the cheapest prices, even if the event is sold out. Set Country & Currency Cast Upcoming EventsFri
05
Dec 2025
Liverpool
United Kingdom
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Mon
08
Dec 2025
Belfast Telegraph Building
United Kingdom
Cast
Rescheduled date. 30 Years of 'All Change'. Support from Pastel
Belfast
United Kingdom
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Fri
12
Jun 2026
Glasgow
United Kingdom
From £49.73
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Cast International DatesSun
07
Dec 2025
Dublin 3Olympia Theatre
D2, Ireland
Cast
Rescheduled date. 30 Years of 'All Change'. Support from Pastel
Dublin
D2, Ireland
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Cast Festival AppearancesCast will also appear at the following festivals during the coming year: ![]() Together Again Date TBC ![]() Neighbourhood Weekender Sat 23 May ![]() Big Nights Out Fri 12 Jun ![]() Victorious Festival Fri 28 Aug ![]() Rock N Roll Circus Sun 30 Aug
*Festival line-ups are always subject to changes. Please check the official festival site to get the most up to date line-up information.
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Cast History and Biography
Cast are a Britpop band from Liverpool.
The group released their debut album ‘All Change’ in 1995, which went on to secure a platinum certification. They went on to release three more LPs before disbanding in 2001. Nine years later, the band reunited with a UK tour and released ‘Troubled Times’, in 2012, which they followed up with 2017's 'Kicking Up The Dust' and, most recently, 'Love Is The Call' in 2024, and support slots for the likes of Liam Gallagher, Ocean Colour Scene, Richard Ashcroft and Peter Hook, as well as Oasis on their stadium reunion tour. Cast will embark on a tour of the UK and Ireland in autumn 2025, marking 30 Years of 'All Change', before headlining Glasgow's Big Nights Out series in June 2026. Catch them live by checking tour dates and ticket information here on Stereoboard. Don't forget to set price alerts and reminders to compare and buy your Cast Tickets! Cast FAQ & Information
Tour Information
Here are the currently scheduled dates for the Cast tour:
All official Cast tour dates, that we are aware of, are listed on this page. There may be additional dates from our sellers that can be viewed in the event listings above. We recommend checking back regularly, or joining our waitlist, as new dates are often added based on demand. Cast will be playing shows in the following cities: Liverpool / Dublin / Belfast / Glasgow You can find a complete list of cities and venues for the Cast tour on our event listings. You can also check the artists' official sites for further information. The supporting acts vary by location. Please check the specific event details for the concert you are interested in for more information on special guests for the shows. You may also be able to find additional information on the artists' official website. Tickets for Cast are priced from £44.45 for official face value tickets at primary ticket sellers (such as Ticketmaster, Eventim or See Tickets) and priced from £45.43 with our resale partners such as Viagogo, StubHub, Twickets, TicketSwap, Vivid Seats and others. Please note that ticket prices can vary based on the event, city being played and demand for the show. Also Cast ticket prices can vary significantly within a venue based on seating or standing, and the location within the venue. Check our event page for the show you are interested in to compare ticket prices!
Cast currently has 4 tour dates scheduled between December 5 2025 and June 12 2026.
Ticket Support
On-sale dates are listed on our event pages for each show. For some shows we may have ticket pre-sales available before the general sale. You can also sign up for Cast tour notifications and ticket reminders to get alerted when additional shows are added or when tickets go on sale. Please check our event page for further information. If a specific Cast event is 'Sold Out', that means no official primary tickets are currently available from the organiser at face value. However, you may still be able to find tickets through our official fan-to-fan resale and secondary reseller marketplace partners listed on our event pages. Stereoboard doesn't actually sell any tickets directly, we help fans locate the cheapest tickets and compare availability from multiple sellers on our ticket comparison platform. We work with all the leading official ticket agencies, such as Ticketmaster, See Tickets, Eventim, AXS etc to help you find official Cast tickets at face value. In the event that a show is sold out, or supply far outstrips current demand for tickets, we work with secondary resale sites, such as Stubhub, Twickets, Viagogo etc, to help you find tickets and compare prices. Keep an eye on our listings as you can sometimes pick up a bargain for a hot show! Please check the specific Cast event details page on our site for purchasing options and availability. Most shows at larger venues, such as Arenas and Stadiums, will have some VIP and Hospitality options. Further information about VIP or Meet & Greet packages, if available, may also be found on the artists' official website. Tickets are generally non-refundable. If you can't make it, please enquire with your ticket seller directly for support - don't contact as we won't be able to help unfortunately. You may be able to sell your Cast tickets through one of our official fan-to-fan resale partners - such as Twickets or Ticketmaster Resale. Please check the event's terms and conditions for specific details regarding resale, and how and where you can sell your tickets on to other fans.
General Help & Venue Information
Age restrictions are set by the venue and vary for each event. Most arena and stadium shows allow children over 5 years old to attend, as long as they are accompanied by an adult but variations to this policy do occur. Some standing only venues (such as O2 Academies and Concert Halls) will allow over 14's to attend with an adult. Please check the event details page, and the official ticket seller, for specific information. We recommend arriving at least 60 minutes before the scheduled start time to allow for entry, security checks, and finding your seat. Door times are listed on the ticket. All venues are committed to being accessible to all fans. For specific information regarding accessible seating, entrances, or other accommodations, please contact the venue directly. Parking availability varies by venue and city. We recommend checking the venue's official website for the most up-to-date information on nearby car parks, hourly/daily rates, and public transportation options. Cast Concert & Event Reviews1 Fan Reviews ![]()
More then a religous experience
Liverpool Royal Liverpool philharmonic Hall. on February 27 2016
At the Royal Philharmonic in Liverpool. Absolutely amazing. John powers vocals with the Orchestra as a back drop. The crowd blew the roof off in recognition of the sheer talent of the fab four. The bass of Jay, the amazing guitar skills of skin especially in history. And the sensational drumming solo in the finale by Keith which was even joined back on stage by Jp and greeted with a round of applause by him. This was the second of a sell out show and I felt honoured to be at this one. The stranger next to me put her arms around me in appreciation and joy as 'Alright ' saw the audience arise again. A new song was tested out too, name unknown 'What you do to me?'. Sounded fantastic. Cannot talk highly enough of this band.
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