Buying tickets for concerts, tours and gigs throughout the year is getting more expensive than ever. And with the cost of living crisis in full swing, it is sometimes difficult to justify the cost. But, for one day only, online retailer StubHub has slashed the prices of all of its event and concert tickets in an extremely rare sale. The second-hand ticket market has confirmed that from today, Tuesday, April 14, 2026, every ticket will receive a 12 percent price cut.

This includes tour dates and live shows from the biggest concerts taking place in the country this year. That means fans can buy tickets to Harry Styles’ upcoming Together Together tour at London’s Wembley Stadium for cheaper than ever. And it doesn’t stop there, as this summer is packed full of incredible artists playing around the country.

To name just a few other enormous artists performing in the country this year: Bruno Mars is taking hold of Wembley Stadium’s 90,000-person capacity multiple times this year.

My Chemical Romance, similarly, are due to enjoy a short residency slot at the North West London venue.

BTS, meanwhile, will be playing at London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on two consecutive nights in July.

Grammy Award-winner Bad Bunny, likewise, will be playing at the home of Spurs for two nights in June.

And that’s without mentioning Take That. The iconic three-piece are bringing their 2009 show The Circus Live to stadiums around the entire country this year.

All fans need to do to grab this 12 percent discount on every purchase is enter the code SHISPRING at the checkout.

This will knock off some hard-earned cash off the final bill, and give fans a cheaper way of seeing their favourite artists.

There are, as always, some terms and conditions, however.

The 12 percent voucher, SHISPRING, works on “all events” on StubHub.co.uk.

With that said, it is only valid for 24 hours. That means from 00:00 on Wednesday, April 15, 2026, it will no longer work.

What’s more, the discount only takes money off of the price of the tickets themselves. Any and all fees that are tacked on to the end of the checkout process will remain undiscounted.

Otherwise, that’s it. This is an extremely rare discount sale from StubHub, so fans are encouraged to use it to their full extent.

If fans would rather look elsewhere, they have plenty of options.

In terms of resale markets, viagogo is another major player. The online retailer is best known for having competitive rates on their second-hand tickets.

Alternatively, Ticketmaster could still have the tickets fans are looking for.

While these have the potential to be the most expensive tickets out of the three websites, Ticketmaster is the only official seller out of them.