Ed Sheeran Buenos Aires 2026: Argentina Date at Estadio Huracán on 29 November, from ARS 125,000 (US$82)
Key Facts
- Date and venue. Sunday 29 November 2026 at the Estadio Tomás Adolfo Ducó in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The vendor lists a 9 p.m. Buenos Aires time start.
- Tickets. Sold by Livepass from ARS 125,000 to ARS 280,000, about 82 to 184 US dollars, plus a 15 percent service charge.
- On sale since. A BBVA bank presale opened on 4 May 2026 and the general sale followed on 5 May 2026.
- Support act. FINNEAS was announced as special guest, then said on 15 September 2026 that he was leaving the tour. Livepass still listed him at the time of writing.
- Not published. No replacement opening act, no doors-open time and no update from the promoter Move Concerts had been published when this article was filed.
Ed Sheeran Buenos Aires 2026 is a single Argentine date: the English singer brings his Loop Tour to the Estadio Tomás Adolfo Ducó on Sunday 29 November, with Livepass tickets from ARS 125,000, about 82 US dollars.
Ed Sheeran performs in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on Sunday 29 November 2026, at the Estadio Tomás Adolfo Ducó. It is his first concert in the country since February 2019, and the only Argentine date on this tour.
Ed Sheeran Buenos Aires 2026: One Argentine Date at Estadio Huracán
Ed Sheeran plays Buenos Aires on Sunday 29 November 2026, his only announced concert in Argentina. The show is at the Estadio Tomás Adolfo Ducó, the ground of the Huracán football club.
The Argentine ticket company Livepass sells the tickets and lists a 9 p.m. Buenos Aires time start. Sheeran’s own tour page carries the same date and the same venue, under the stadium’s full name.
What the Tickets Cost
The cheapest ticket, the campo trasero or rear standing area, is listed at ARS 125,000, about 82 US dollars. The highest listed tier, the preferential seat, costs ARS 280,000, close to 184 US dollars.
Between them sit the platea, or seated, tiers at ARS 190,000 and ARS 250,000, roughly 125 and 164 US dollars. The front standing sections are listed at ARS 275,000, near 180 US dollars, and Livepass adds a 15 percent service charge.
How the Sale Has Run So Far
Livepass opened a presale for BBVA bank cardholders on 4 May 2026, with six interest-free instalments, known locally as cuotas. The general sale followed at midday on 5 May 2026.
Neither Livepass nor the official tour listing marked the Buenos Aires date as sold out at the time of writing. On the resale site EntradaFan, rear standing tickets were offered at ARS 318,519 on 26 September 2026, about 209 US dollars.
The Opening Act and Why It Changed
FINNEAS, the American producer and singer, was announced as special guest for the tour, and Livepass still names him. He said on 15 September 2026 that he was leaving, in solidarity with the rapper Macklemore.
Sheeran said the decision to remove Macklemore was the promoter’s, not his, after remarks about Palestine at a stadium show. FINNEAS wrote that artists “must not be silenced when they speak up for the oppressed”, and three other opening acts also left.
What Has Not Been Announced
No replacement opening act has been named for the Buenos Aires date. Neither Livepass nor the promoter Move Concerts had published an update when this article was filed.
The doors-open time, the running order and the set list were also unpublished. Whether FINNEAS appears in Buenos Aires is the open question for ticket holders.
Estadio Huracán as a Concert Room
The ground opened in 1924, was rebuilt in 1947, and holds about 48,000 people for football. Argentines call it El Palacio, the palace, a nickname it has carried for decades.
Iron Maiden played there in December 2024, Green Day in September 2025 and Guns N’ Roses over two nights in October 2025. Three stadium bookings in under a year show how often international tours now use this ground.
Practical Notes for Foreign Residents
The stadium stands on Avenida Amancio Alcorta in Parque Patricios, south of the centre, and several bus lines pass nearby. The nearest station on the Subte, the Buenos Aires underground, is Hospitales on line H.
Buyers outside Argentina can use an international credit card, but only in a single payment, according to Livepass. Children under four are not admitted, everyone older needs a ticket, and under-14s must come with an adult over 18.
Eleven Years of Argentine Dates
Sheeran first played Buenos Aires at the Luna Park in 2015, then the stadium in La Plata in 2017 before 50,000 people. His last visit, in February 2019, drew about 45,000 to the Campo Argentino de Polo.
Prices were set in May 2026 and have not changed since, so the dollar value of each tier moves with the peso. Two months before the date the venue and the ticket page are set, and the support slot is the part still open.
Frequently Asked Questions
When and where does Ed Sheeran play in Buenos Aires?
On Sunday 29 November 2026 at the Estadio Tomás Adolfo Ducó, the Huracán ground in Parque Patricios. Livepass lists a 9 p.m. Buenos Aires time start.
How much do tickets cost?
Livepass lists five tiers from ARS 125,000 to ARS 280,000, about 82 to 184 US dollars. A 15 percent service charge is added on top. Resale sites were asking well above those figures in late September 2026.
Is FINNEAS still the support act?
He was announced as special guest and Livepass still listed him at the time of writing. He said on 15 September 2026 that he was leaving the tour. No replacement had been named.
Can I buy tickets from outside Argentina?
Livepass accepts international credit cards from abroad, but only in a single payment. A BBVA presale in May offered six interest-free instalments, and that presale has ended.
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Sources: Livepass (consulted 26 September 2026), edsheeran.com tour listing (26 September 2026), La Nación (4 May 2026), Infobae (28 April 2026), elDiarioAR (17 September 2026), TMZ (15 September 2026).
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