Last chance to buy Billie Eilish tickets as presale kicks off for extra US tour dates

Billie Eilish are scrambling to buy tickets after the singer announced extra US tour dates as part of her massive world tour.

In case you missed it, the Birds of a Feather hitmaker is hitting the road this summer to celebrate her latest album Hit Me Hard And Soft, with stops in the likes of Toronto, New York, Boston, and Nashville.

Tickets sold out instantly and thousands of fans were left disappointed. But the American songstress listened to the uproar, and has announced part two of her tour, with new show dates in Japan and the US.

So, if you missed out on tickets the first time around, what time does presale kick off, and where can you buy tickets for the extra concerts? Scroll down now to find out more.

What time does the Billie Eilish presale open?

The presale for Billie Eilish's extra US tour dates opened at 12pm (local time) on Tuesday May 20 on Ticketmaster. You must have a unique code and account to purchase tickets.

If you don't manage to beat the queue, general sale later kicks off at 12pm (local time) on Thursday, May 22 via Ticketmaster.

As for resale, you need to head over to the following sites: StubHub, Viagogo, and SeatGeek.

British fans, there are still tickets available for the singer's upcoming shows in London, Manchester, and Glasgow if you're quick. You'll need to head over to Seat Unique now, where prices start from £299 and include perks such as early entry, premium seating, the chance to preorder food and drink, and access to the AMP Club before and after the show.

What are the new Billie Eilish tour dates?

In an Instagram post, the 23-year-old shared a huge list of new US and Japan tour dates, much to the delight of fans. According to the list, Tokyo will get part two started on August 16, followed by the likes of Florida, New York, Texas, and California.

The singer will wrap things up in the fall on November 23 in San Francisco. See you there?

You can find a full list of new tour dates below:

• 9 October: Miami, Kaseya Center
• 11 October: Miami, Kaseya Center
• 12 October: Miami, Kaseya Center
• 14 October: Orlando, Kia Center
• 16 October: Raleigh, Lenovo Center
• 17 October: Raleigh, Lenovo Center
• 19 October: Charlotte, Spectrum Center
• 20 October: Charlotte, Spectrum Center
• 23 October: Philadelphia, Xfinity Mobile Arena
• 25 October: Long Island, UBS Arena
• 26 October: Long Island, UBS Arena
• 7 November: New Orleans, Smoothie King Center
• 8 November: New Orleans, Smoothie King Center
• 10 November: Tulsa, BOK Center
• 11 November: Tulsa, BOK Center
• 13 November: Austin, Moody Center
• 14 November: Austin, Moody Center
• 18 November: Phoenix, PHX Arena
• 19 November: Phoenix, PHX Arena
• 22 November: San Francisco, Chase Center

23 November: San Francisco, Chase Center

Visit Ticketmaster to buy tickets now.