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Paul Simon announced two special London dates at the Royal Albert Hall as part of his A Quiet Celebration European tour, his first UK performances in eight years. The shows blend selections from his legendary back catalogue with material from Seven Psalms, delivered in an intimate, reflective format suited to seated venues.
With only two UK dates, a globally recognised artist, and a prestigious venue, demand was expected to outstrip supply. However, higher retail pricing and transfer restrictions introduced additional execution risk, making platform choice and ticket source critical.
Legacy artist with cross-generational demand
Limited UK dates with no indication of adds
Royal Albert Hall tickets historically perform well on resale
High retail pricing reduces casual buyer pool
Transfer restrictions require careful platform selection
17/12/2025
Tickets release via Royal Albert Hall and Ticketmaster at 10am GMT.
17/12/2025
Strong demand across both dates due to limited availability.
29/12/2025
Tickets begin appearing on resale marketplaces.
01/01/2026
Prices stabilise as buyers target London-only dates.

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Despite premium retail pricing, Paul Simon’s Royal Albert Hall shows proved that legacy artists in iconic venues still command strong resale value. The primary risk lay in transfer restrictions, which made Royal Albert Hall purchases the safer route. With only a five-month hold and no additional dates expected, this flip offered solid upside for experienced ticket resellers comfortable navigating platform rules.

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