Fans will be hoping things go much smoother for the main sale of tickets tomorrow 🤞
Peter Kay has issued an apology for an issue regarding the sale of tickets for the star’s upcoming tour.
This led to many being disappointed in missing out with things not being helped by a series of ‘technical issues’. Promoter SJM Concerts has issued a statement which has subsequently been shared on Peter Kay’s Twitter account.It reads: "We'd like to acknowledge and apologise for a number of technical issues customers experienced while trying to buy tickets for Peter Kay's upcoming live tour via the O2 Priority pre-sale.
SJM Concerts is one of the largest concert promoters in the UK, providing more than 2,000 concerts a year. They have also been responsible for working with other well-known artists such as Take That, The Stone Roses, Kate Bus, and Oasis.
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