Stereophonics are a Welsh rock band formed in 1992, led by vocalist and guitarist Kelly Jones. The band have upcoming tour dates across the UK in 2025, and you could be there in VIP style!

The shows are expected to sell out very quickly, and hospitality at Stereophonics is a brilliant way to secure your tickets and make sure that you see the band in style when they take to the stage again next year for these epic new shows.

Stereophonics VIP tickets are limited, so secure your place early to create unforgettable memories.

When are Stereophonics Going on Tour?

Stereophonics have tour dates between July and December 2025.

Where are Stereophonics playing in 2025?

• 11th July - Principality Stadium, Cardiff
• 12th July - Principality Stadium, Cardiff
• 12th December - Co-op Live, Manchester
• 13th December - Co-op Live, Manchester
• 16th December - M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool
• 18th December - Arena London

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When do Stereophonics tickets go on sale?

VIP and Hospitality tickets for Stereophonics 2025 tour dates are on sale now via the Seat Unique website!

How to buy Stereophonics tickets?

Official Stereophonics VIP tickets, hospitality, and private box packages are on sale now. Tickets will be in high demand so make sure you secure your tickets now through with Seat Unique.

Stereophonics VIP tickets - what's included?

Once the Stereophonics announce a tour, you’ll be able to attend in VIP style with Seat Unique. From the moment you arrive, you'll enjoy first-class treatment with our Stereophonics hospitality packages, which include the likes of:

• Premium seating: Get the best view in the house with priority access to front-row or prime seats, so you can enjoy the show from a perfect vantage point.
• Exclusive lounge access: Escape the crowds and relax in a private VIP lounge, where you can enjoy complimentary food, premium drinks, and a sophisticated atmosphere before and after the show.
• Fast-track entry: Avoid the long queues with fast-track entry to the venue, ensuring a seamless and stress-free arrival.
• Inclusive food and drinks: You'll enjoy the finest refreshments at the show.
• Private Bar Service: No need to wait in line for drinks—Stereophonics VIP ticket holders enjoy access to a private bar, offering a range of premium beverages.

Please note that the VIP inclusions will depend on the level of package booked.

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Stereophonics members

Stereophonic members include Kelly Jones, (lead vocalist, guitarist and keyboardist), Richard Jones (backing vocals, bass guitar and keyboards) Adam Zindani (guitar, backing vocals), Jamie Morrison (drums, percussion) and touring member Tony Kirkham (keyboard).

Where are Stereophonics from?

Stereophonics are a Welsh band from the village of Cwmaman in the Cynon Valley. Lead vocalist and late band member Stuart Cable grew up on the same street in Cwmaman.

Stereophonics genre

Stereophonics are widely regarded as a rock band, however they are commonly referred to as having a sound more akin to the sub genres alternative rock, or British traditional rock.

Top Stereophonic songs

Some of Stereophonics notable singles include "Dakota," "Bartender and the Thief,” “Just Looking," and “Have a Nice Day” while their acclaimed albums include "Performance and Cocktails," "Word Gets Around," "You Gotta Go There to Come Back" "Just Enough Education to Perform," "Language. Sex. Violence. Other?," "Keep the Village Alive," "Graffiti on the Train," and "Oochya!".

Top Stereophonic albums

1. "Word Gets Around" - The band's debut album, which garnered critical acclaim for its emotional and melodic sound.
2. "Performance and Cocktails” - Their second studio album, was a commercial success but received mixed reviews.
3. "You Gotta Go There to Come Back" - The band’s fourth studio album, tracks Stereophonics’ evolution with a more experimental blues rock sound, featuring hit singles like "Help Me (She’s Out Her Mind)".
4. "Just Enough Education to Perform" - their best selling album, selling over 3.5 million copies. Features hit singles like “Have a Nice Day”.

Stereophonics’s most iconic moment

Headlining Glastonbury in 2002 was a standout moment for the Stereophonics. Other acts included Coldplay and Rod Stewart. Their performance helped them push their rock royalty status in the UK.