Louis Tomlinson, the acclaimed solo artist and former member of One Direction, is set to perform at Utilita Arena Birmingham on Saturday, April 25, as part of his How Did I Get Here? tour.
This UK leg of the tour marks Louis’ return to Birmingham, where he previously connected with fans during an album signing at the Bullring’s HMV in January. His latest album features popular singles like “Lemonade,” “Palaces,” and his recent release “Imposter.”
If you haven’t secured your tickets yet, there’s still availability for the Birmingham show. Whether you’re after standing room or seated options, you can find tickets through Utilita Arena’s official partner AXS, Ticketmaster, Live Nation, or trusted resale platforms such as Viagogo. Prices range from approximately £28 for upper block seats to around £57 for standard standing tickets.
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The tour kicked off in Germany in March and traverses through Europe before concluding with dates in the US and Canada. Following Birmingham, Louis will perform in Glasgow, Leeds, Dublin, Brighton, and London.
Set List
Fans can expect a set list similar to his recent Amsterdam show on April 20, featuring a mix of songs from his new album and fan favorites. Keep in mind that set lists might change as the UK leg progresses.
Venue Information
Utilita Arena Birmingham is located at postcode B1 2AA, within Birmingham’s Clean Air Zone. Drivers should verify if their vehicles comply with the zone regulations to avoid charges.
Parking & Transport
The arena offers multiple parking options: North and South car parks, with premium and pre-booked spots in the West car park. Accessible parking is available on level nine near entrance G. Pre-booking is recommended as spaces fill quickly, with prices around £16.50.
Nearby alternatives include Q-Park Brindleyplace (a 7-minute walk) and Euro Car Parks at Five Ways (a 17-minute walk).
Public transport access is excellent. Utilita Arena is a short walk from Birmingham New Street, Moor Street, Snow Hill, and Five Ways train stations. Frequent bus services and nearby West Midlands Metro stops at Brindleyplace and Library Centenary Square provide additional convenience.
Entry Guidelines
All bags will be searched upon entry. To expedite entry, the arena requests guests avoid bringing bags if possible. Allowed bags must not exceed A4 size, have no more than two compartments, and rucksacks are not permitted.
For safety reasons, prohibited items will be confiscated and returned after the event, except for food and drink. Check ticket terms for any show-specific restrictions. If you require accommodation for medical or religious items, please contact Utilita Arena before attending.
Prepare for an unforgettable night as Louis Tomlinson brings his dynamic new tour to Birmingham—whether you’ve waited months or are grabbing last-minute tickets, get ready for an incredible live experience.