How to Get Dua Lipa Tickets: Dates and Prices Compared
It wasn’t too long ago that Dua Lipa’s passport photos were going viral, and with her international Radical Optimism tour, the English Grammy winner is keeping up her globetrotting status. With catchy hits and live performances that leave fans amazed, the singer is a must-see on onstage. If you’re hoping to do exactly that, I’ve broken down how to get Dua Lipa tickets below.
Although it’s been over a year since she dropped “Radical Optimism,” her latest dance-pop album featuring hits like “Houdini” and “Training Season,” her tour is keeping the positivity flowing through 2025. Tickets to Lipa’s tour are in high demand, but you can still grab seats to her popular two-hour-long show through providers like StubHub and Vivid Seats.
Currently, Lipa is on a tour across Latin America, which will run through the end of the year. Read for more tips and tricks to swing tickets to the pop star’s spectacular tour before it comes to a close.
Dua Lipa’s 2025 tour schedule
Beginning back in November 2024, Lipa’s tour is approaching its significant one-year mark. The pop star has performed across Asia, Australia, Europe, and North America, and is now embarking on a trek through Latin America. As festival cofounder, she also headlined her Sunny Hill Festival in Kosovo in August.
How to buy tickets for Dua Lipa’s 2025 tour
Tickets for Lipa’s Radical Optimism Tour are selling fast, but luckily, all upcoming show nights still have resale tickets available on platforms like Ticketmaster, StubHub, and Vivid Seats. You may want to consider buying tickets in advance, as the day before the show, the supply tends to be as low as 2% of tickets remaining.
For her Latin American tour dates, tickets can be purchased via Ticketmaster or StubHub. Vivid Seats does not currently offer tickets for the final leg of Lipa’s tour, which includes Argentina, Chile, Brazil, Peru, Colombia, and Mexico.
How much are tickets?
Tickets for Lipa’s Radical Optimism tour currently range from $43 to $132 on StubHub. Vivid Seats offers slightly cheaper tickets, from $34 to $114, but does not offer tickets for her Latin American shows.
Many of these resale ticket prices are slightly lower than the original ticket prices, with most tickets starting at roughly $65 during her general on-sale. However, prices may increase closer to the day of each show due to higher demand.
Who is opening for Dua Lipa’s tour?
For Lipa’s upcoming shows in North America, audiences will witness an opening performance by the rising American pop singer CIL, who is signed to Warner Records and previously opened for Stevie Nicks.
In the last year, Kita Alexander opened for Lipa in Australia and New Zealand, while Alessi Rose performed in Europe, joined by Merk & Kremont in Milan and Dove Cameron in England and Ireland.
Lipa did not have openers for her 2024 shows in Asia, and there has been no announcement yet as to who will open for her Latin American tour dates.
Will there be international tour dates?
Though Lipa’s dates in Asia, Europe, and Australia have already passed, she’ll be touring stadiums across Argentina, Chile, Brazil, Peru, Colombia, and Mexico after she finishes her performances in North America. Her Latin American tour begins November 7 in Buenos Aires and wraps December 2 in Mexico City.
Dua Lipa tour review
I’ve had the opportunity to see Dua Lipa twice in concert before, once for her self-titled tour (2017) and again for Future Nostalgia tour (2022) — and based on those experiences, it’s hard to imagine her Radical Optimism tour not living up to its name. Lipa knows how to put on a spectacle: a sweeping, dazzling show brimming with dance-pop joy, for both diehard fans and more casual listeners.
The self-titled tour showcased her rising talent (and yes, the infamous “Last Kiss” dance), but her post-pandemic Future Nostalgia shows truly put her stardom on display — from her stunning vocals and choreography to spectacular fashion and stage direction, the GRAMMY winner’s concert is a must-see. While Radical Optimism might differ from her previous tours, I wouldn’t be surprised to see it offering similar top-tier levels of extravaganza.
For her latest tour, Lipa was sure to put classic hits like “Don’t Start Now,” “One Kiss,” and “New Rules” on her setlist, but her longer-term fans will be excited to see oldies like “Be the One” and “Electricity” make the cut. Lipa keeps surprises coming for Radical Optimism, too, by including a new cover song every night (by a local artist based on that show’s city) and sometimes special guests (think Charli xcx, Kevin Parker, Vance Joy).
As someone whose music reigned in the isolating pandemic year of 2020, Lipa understands the importance of music as a unifying force, and her Radical Optimism tour celebrates that unabashedly.
