MORE than a million Harry Syles fans tried to get tickets to his upcoming Wembley Stadium shows yesterday morning – days before general sales even began.
Each of his six gigs at the venue had pre-sale queues of up to 250,000 per date, sparking online panic.
At first, fans were relieved to discover there would be no dynamic pricing, where costs fluctuate due to demand.
But they were still gutted to find top seats at £466.25, plus handling fee.
Rear pitch standing tickets were priced at £144.65 each, while front section standing was £198.95 a ticket.
Meanwhile, pit standing tickets, close to the stage, were bumped up to £279.45 each.
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Bizarre was first to tell that Harry planned to add two more dates to his run of Wembley shows.
Last night he did just that.
It brings his total number of gigs to eight and sees him leapfrog Micheal Jackson to become the male solo act to have played the most shows at the stadium in a single tour.
Despite the ticket prices, I’m convinced fans will think it’s worth the money once they’re there.
Lily seas the world
LILY ALLEN is already on her third holiday of the year, just three weeks into 2026.
She shared snaps from her latest jaunt – to the surf town of Sayulita in Mexico.
And it looks like she doesn’t have a care in the world at the seaside.
Lily started the year in the Cayman Islands, then took a mini-break to Rome with new boyfriend Jonah Freud, as I revealed in Bizarre last week.
She will be hitting the road in March for back-to-back tours, so will have racked up plenty of air miles by the time the summer arrives.
Demi spotted in Paris
HOLLYWOOD arrived in Paris when Demi Moore showed up bright and early as fashion week continued yesterday.
The actress wore this striking animal-print coat and matching trousers for the Schiaparelli show.
She was more covered up than Teyana Taylor, who chose a sheer bodysuit.
Jodie Turner-Smith looked sensational in a black gown with golden cut-outs at the same show.
Later, Anya Taylor-Joy and Jennifer Lawrence posed with huge furry hand muffs at Christian Dior’s show, but Josh O’Connor picked a simple jumper.
Zoe the domestic goddess
FORMER party girl Zoe Ball has “become the housewife she never was” since stepping back from radio.
The presenter told Scott Mills on his Radio 2 Breakfast Show she loves her new life of “batch cooking and doing the school run”, after leaving her show on the station last month.
Zoe, who has grown-up son Woody and teenage daughter Nelly from her marriage to Fatboy Slim, told Scott: “I’ve become a housewife – the woman I never was.
“I don’t know if I am a better mother. You would have to ask the kids.
“To be honest I am probably getting on Nelly’s wick as having not been there at all, I am now there all the time, really keen, being like, ‘What would you like for tea darling?’ while wearing a pinny.”
Album in the near Footure
DAVE GROHL has given me something to smile about as January drags on – Foo Fighters have completed their new album.
The rockers, whose last record But Here We Are came out in 2023, kicked off their Australian tour on Saturday night.
But they are already planning a return, along with the release of their 12th studio project.
Dave, who turned 57 a fortnight ago, said: “We’ll be back here sooner than you think. I know when we’re coming back.
“It is before my next birthday, just so you know.
“And we might have a whole new record of f***ing songs that we just finished the other day. I dunno.”
They will play two sold-out shows at Anfield Stadium in Liverpool in June, so I’m hoping there will be a few more new tunes out by then.
IT sounds like Ariana Grande really doesn’t plan to go on the road for the foreseeable future after this summer’s Eternal Sunshine Tour.
She told Vogue Japan about the concerts: “I hope I get to hug you in LA at one of the shows or at all of them, just in case it never happens again.”
Ariana will appear in the West End musical Sunday In The Park With George next year.
Charli a Brat if earlier hit
CHARLI XCX is glad it took so long to find mainstream success.
She was making music for more than a decade before winning five Brits for her album Brat last year.
But the singer admitted in a new interview: “I feel really thankful I got to have the experience I had prior to Brat, because I think I would have been a nightmare if I hadn’t.
“It would have been quite a dangerous concoction of things all coming together.”
Instead of a straight-forward documentary to tell her story, she has shown her silly side by making a mockumentary loosely based on her experiences.
The film called The Moment, which is out next month, features one scene where Charli is made to hang from wires while performing, which made her cry.
Laughing as she recalled the incident, she told the Conan O’Brien Needs A Friend podcast: “When we were shooting it I was up on wires, up and down for the most part of two days.
“But before I went up, my creative director in real life came over to me said, ‘You know, you look really, really lame right now.’
“I was like, ‘Really?’ And she was like, ‘Yeah.’ And then I cried.
“Then she cried, and she was like, ‘You’ve never looked so uncool.’
“Then the director came over and said, ‘You ready to shoot?’ I was like, ‘I f***ing hate you.’”
