Here’s everything you need to know to get a golden ticket as The Scotsman reports.
When is Chappell Roan playing Scotland?
Chappell Roan will play Edinburgh’s Royal Highland Showgrounds at part of the Summer Sessions series of concerts on Tuesday, August 26.
When are tickets on sale for Chappell Roan?
Tickets for the gig go onsale at 9am on Friday, April 11. You can find them here.
Make sure you have a Ticketmaster account, know your password, and are signed in well before tickets go on sale to give yourself the best chance.
Are there any presales for Chappell Roan’s Edinburgh gig?
As has become common, there are several ways to get your hands on tickets before the general sale.
Sign up to the Summer Sessions newsletter here and you will be sent a link to access tickets from 9am on Wednesday, April 9.
Gigs in Scotland have a presale starting at 9am on Thursday, April 10. To access, register here.
Ticketmaster also have a presale starting at 9am on Thursday, April 10, which you can access by registering here.
How much will Chappell Roan’s Edinburgh gig tickets cost?
Official prices have not yet been released, but Sam Fender is playing the same venue as part of the Summer Sessions four days before Chappell Roan. His tickets are priced at £71.50-£104.50, so expect the prices to be similar for Chappell Roan.
Where else is Chappell Roan playing?
Chappell Roan is currently only playing two other gigs in the UK this summer - as part of the Reading and Leeds Festival.
Are there any age restrictions for Chappell Roan’s Edinburgh show?
It’s over 12s only for the gig and anybody under 16 needs to be accompanied by an adult over the age of 21 (one adult per group of four under-16s).
No support act has been announced yet - but special guests will be confirmed in due course. Watch this space.
Alex Cooper asked if the lesbian icon was single. Chappell, real name Kayleigh Amstutz, if she is single, the star replied, "No."
The 27-year-old then confirmed she had been in a relationship for "six months", but didn't divulge the name of the person she is seeing.
"No, it's serious. I'm very in love, but I am pro-single. Everyone should be single, I'm serious," she smiled. "Be single. Stop dating. Be single. Have a great time alone. Find out for yourself if you can a hundred per cent be O.K. alone before you date. That's what I found out. I had a great time when I was single, and I know that I'll be O.K., and now, I have an awesome time that I'm with someone."
During her August 2023 interview with The Los Angeles Times, Chappell revealed that she was dating a girl at the time. “I feel scared kissing her in public,” she shared. “Even though I’m in L.A., homophobia is in the back of my head. It’s liberating, but there’s a new set of problems that I didn’t know existed.”
She also opened up about a relationship with a woman while explaining the inspiration behind “Kaleidoscope” at one of her concerts. Chappell reflected to the crowd, “Queer relationships are so difficult. They’re so complicated sometimes because you fall in love with your friends and it’s a girl sometimes.” She wrote the heart-wrenching ballad about one of those friends-to-lovers situations that didn’t work out.
"I was so, so, so opposite of me now... young Kayleigh just felt so restricted"
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Chappell Roan has revealed that she doesn’t think her younger self will be able to “register” the person she has become.
The full episode is now available, you can check it out above.
She said on the matter: “I don’t even know if my young self would be able to register that as a part of me. That’s how removed… I was so, so, so opposite of me now. It just wasn’t awaken.”
