Sigrid in Leeds: Door times, bag policies, banned items, and what she could perform this week
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As the 'Sucker Punch' star brings her tour to Leeds, we look at why her return to the O2 Academy is one of the most anticipated shows of the spring
Since she first burst onto the scene with the defiant ‘Don’t Kill My Vibe,’ Norway’s Sigrid has defied the typical pop star blueprint.
Avoiding flashy choreography and heavy backing tracks for a white t-shirt, jeans, and a world-class live band, she has cultivated a reputation as one of the most authentic performers in the industry.
This Wednesday (March 18), she returns to the O2 Academy Leeds, a venue that has become a familiar stop on her journey from rising star to global headliner.
The tour follows the release of her latest project, There’s Always More That I Could Say, which sees the singer leaning into a more organic, indie-leaning sound while maintaining the soaring choruses that made her a household name.
Sigrid’s shows are famous for their high-octane energy. Unlike many of her contemporaries, she leans heavily on her live band, giving her synth-pop anthems a rock-infused edge that perfectly suits the acoustics of the O2 Academy.
Expect a communal atmosphere; Sigrid has a knack for making a 2,300-capacity room feel like an intimate club, often taking moments between songs to share the stories behind her lyrics.
What time are the doors opening for Sigrid in Leeds?


Doors for the O2 Academy Leeds are scheduled to open at 7pm - Arriving early is recommended, especially for those with stalls standing tickets who want to secure a prime spot.
The curfew for the event is 11pm, ensuring a non-too-late return home for a Wednesday night.
What is the bag policy for the O2 Academy Leeds?
The venue operates a strict small-bag policy; only one small bag per person is permitted, and it must be no larger than A4 size (approximately 29.7cm high x 21cm wide x 15cm deep).
Large bags and rucksacks are prohibited, and there are no facilities on-site to store large luggage.
What should I bring with me?
- Digital Tickets: Have your tickets ready on your phone (via the Ticketmaster or O2 Academy app) to ensure a smooth entry.
- Valid ID: The venue often operates a Challenge 25 policy at the bars. Additionally, some ticket types (like under 25s) specifically require ID for verification.
- Small Bag: If you must bring a bag, ensure it meets the A4 size requirement mentioned above.
- Cashless Payment: The O2 Academy is a primarily cashless venue, so bring a debit/credit card or a mobile payment device for the bars and merchandise.
What should I keep at home?
- Large Bags & Rucksacks: These will be refused entry.
- Professional Cameras: Professional recording equipment, including cameras with detachable lenses and selfie sticks, is prohibited.
- Outside Food and Drink: Cans, bottles, and glass are not allowed inside the venue.
- Other Prohibited Items: Laser pointers, drugs (including ‘legal’ highs), outside promotional material, large umbrellas, and any items deemed offensive or dangerous by security.
Are there any tickets left to see Sigrid in Leeds?
As of writing, tickets are still available via Ticketmaster, though fans should act quickly as the show approaches a sell-out.
Both Stalls Unreserved Standing and Balcony Unreserved Standing are currently listed at £41.70 each (plus a handling fee of up to £3.25 per order).
For those looking for specific spots, Verified Resale options are also live on the site, ranging from £40.25 for the stalls to £47.36 for reserved balcony seating in Row E.
What has Sigrid been performing on the road recently?
Sigrid is touring her new album, There’s Always More That I Could Say, so there is a focus during this tour on those songs in particular.
However, if the Leeds show follows her Bristol performance from Saturday night, fans are in for a massive 23-song marathon (credit: Setlist.FM):
- I'll Always Be Your Girl
- Burning Bridges
- Kiss the Sky
- Borderline
- Sucker Punch
- Jellyfish
- Head on Fire
- High Five
- Mirror
- Two Years
- Hush Baby, Hurry Slowly
- Don't Feel Like Crying
- Do It Again
- Have You Heard This Song Before
- There’s Always More That I Could Say
- Home to You
- Dynamite
- The Hype
- Eternal Sunshine
- It Gets Dark
- Fort Knox
- Encore: Don't Kill My Vibe
- Encore: Strangers