Pussycat Dolls in Birmingham: PCD Forever Tour (Tue 29 Sep 2026)

The Pussycat Dolls play the first UK night of the PCD Forever Tour at Utilita Arena Birmingham on Tue 29 Sep 2026, with seven more arenas to follow through October. Tickets are on sale now — here's the practical bit sorted before you book.

The show

The Pussycat Dolls: PCD FOREVER TOUR — Utilita Arena Birmingham, Tue 29 Sep, 5.30pm, price on ticketer (tickets).

Birmingham gets the first UK date of the run, and the timing is neat: the debut album PCD — the one with "Don't Cha", "Buttons" and "Stickwitu" on it — turns 21 that same September. Expect a set that leans hard on it. The Ticketmaster listing also puts Lil Kim and Deja Vu on the Birmingham bill — a genuine reason to be in your seat for the support slots, not the bar.

One thing to plan around: the listing says 5.30pm, which is earlier than most arena shows in this room. Treat it as the doors time, not the headline time, and check the ticket page for stage times nearer the date — but on a Tuesday, an early start is a gift. You can be on a tram home by half ten.

How much are Pussycat Dolls Birmingham tickets?

Ticketmaster doesn't print a from-price on this listing — we rendered the page on 13 Aug 2026 and no price shows until you're on the seat map. So the honest answer is: open the event page, pick a block, and the numbers appear. The show was on sale and not marked limited when we checked.

Getting to Utilita Arena Birmingham

The arena sits on the canal at the west end of Broad Street, next to Brindleyplace. From New Street station it's about a 15-minute flat walk through Centenary Square — easier than it sounds with gig traffic on the roads. Rather ride? The West Midlands Metro tram runs from Town Hall and Library along Broad Street; get off at Brindleyplace and you're three minutes from the door.

Eat before, not inside: arena food queues on a full show night are real. Cross the canal footbridge into Brindleyplace and the units facing the water are all restaurants — you can be seated at 4pm without a booking on a Tuesday and still make a 5.30pm door. Broad Street itself is the louder, later option for afterwards.

Every UK date on the PCD Forever Tour

Can't do a Tuesday in Birmingham? The tour gives you seven more shots through early October. The two Saturday nights are the ones to fight for: The Pussycat Dolls: PCD FOREVER TOUR — M&S Bank Arena Liverpool, Sat 3 Oct, 6pm, price on ticketer (tickets) and The Pussycat Dolls: PCD FOREVER TOUR — Co-op Live, Manchester, Sat 10 Oct, 6.30pm, price on ticketer (tickets) — Co-op Live is the newest room on the run and my pick of the eight.

The midweek dates, if your diary bends that way:

• Motorpoint Arena Nottingham — Wed 30 Sep, 6pm (tickets)
• Leeds First Direct Bank Arena — Fri 2 Oct, 6pm (tickets)
• OVO Hydro, Glasgow — Wed 7 Oct, 6.30pm (tickets)
• Utilita Arena Newcastle — Fri 9 Oct, 6pm (tickets)
• The O2, London — Tue 13 Oct, 6.30pm (tickets)

All eight were on sale on 13 Aug 2026. Prices sit behind the seat map on every one.

If you only do one thing: book the Birmingham opener. First night of a UK run means the production is fresh and the setlist isn't spoiled all over your feed yet.

After a warm-up gig before autumn? Lewis Capaldi plays outdoors at Wythenshawe Park, Manchester on Sat 22 Aug 2026 — from £80.85 and still on sale.

FAQ

What time do The Pussycat Dolls go on stage in Birmingham? The Ticketmaster listing for Tue 29 Sep 2026 shows 5.30pm — read that as doors, with Lil Kim and Deja Vu listed on the bill before the main set. Exact stage times weren't published as of 13 Aug 2026; they'll appear on the ticket page closer to the show.

How much are Pussycat Dolls Birmingham tickets? No from-price shows until you pick seats — Ticketmaster sends this listing straight to the seat map. Open the event page, choose a block and the prices appear. We don't quote numbers we haven't seen.

Where else are The Pussycat Dolls playing in the UK in 2026? Eight arenas: Birmingham (Tue 29 Sep), Nottingham (Wed 30 Sep), Leeds (Fri 2 Oct), Liverpool (Sat 3 Oct), Glasgow (Wed 7 Oct), Newcastle (Fri 9 Oct), Manchester Co-op Live (Sat 10 Oct) and London's O2 (Tue 13 Oct).

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