Cody Johnson UK Tour 2026: Parking Guide for Every Arena
Your complete guide to parking for every date on Cody Johnson's 2026 UK tour.
Cody Johnson UK Tour 2026 Parking: Manchester, London, Birmingham, Glasgow and Belfast
Cody Johnson is bringing his Live '26 tour to UK arenas this autumn, and five cities are about to find out why his shows sell out across America. After a standout C2C headline set in 2025, the Texan returns for his first headline arena run, packing a setlist built around "'Til You Can't", "Dear Rodeo", "The Fall" and "Human". Special guest Parker McCollum makes his UK debut, with Emily Ann Roberts opening the night.
With arenas filling up and city centres busy on show nights, booking your parking now is the simplest way to make sure the night is about the music.
Saturday 24 October 2026: Manchester, AO Arena
Tuesday 27 October 2026: London, The O2
Sunday 1 November 2026: Birmingham, Utilita Arena Birmingham
Monday 2 November 2026: Glasgow, OVO Hydro
Wednesday 4 November 2026: Belfast, The O2 Belfast
The tour then finishes at the 3Arena in Dublin on Thursday 5 November.
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Extend your session in the app if the encore runs long or you're held up leaving the venue.
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Cody Johnson UK Tour Tickets and Presale
Presales for the UK dates opened on Wednesday 11 February 2026 at 9am for COJO Nation fan club members, followed by further presales on 11 and 12 February. General sale began at 10am on Friday 13 February 2026.
Ticket prices for the UK dates were priced between £54.35 and £116.75 at most venues, depending on seat category.
Buying late? Only buy through the official ticketing platforms and their authorised fan-to-fan resale, and be wary of sellers on social media asking for bank transfers.
Parking for Cody Johnson at Every UK Venue
AO Arena, Manchester: Saturday 24 October
Book your parking near the AO Arena and you'll be within walking distance of the venue on one of the busiest nights of the week in Manchester city centre.
Driving: use the postcode M3 1AR. The arena sits on the A56, around 3 miles from Junction 17 of the M62.
Train and tram: the arena is attached to Manchester Victoria station, with Metrolink trams stopping right next to the venue from Bury, Altrincham, East Didsbury, Rochdale and Manchester Airport.
The O2, London: Tuesday 27 October
Reserve your space for Cody Johnson at The O2 and skip the weekday evening scramble for parking on the Greenwich Peninsula.
Driving: use the postcode SE10 0DX. The O2 is outside the central London Congestion Charge zone, so the £18 charge only applies if your route passes through it.
ULEZ: the Ultra Low Emission Zone covers all of London, 24 hours a day. Vehicles that don't meet the standard pay £12.50 per day.
Blackwall and Silvertown tunnels: crossings are charged from 6am to 10pm, at £1.55 off-peak with TfL Auto Pay and £4.20 at weekday peak times, including southbound between 4pm and 7pm. Crossings after 10pm are free, so the drive home after the show could cost nothing.
Tube: North Greenwich on the Jubilee line is the closest station. If you'd rather park a few stops away, find parking near North Greenwich and nearby areas.
Utilita Arena Birmingham: Sunday 1 November
Book parking near Utilita Arena Birmingham and you'll have a short walk to the doors from the heart of the city centre.
Driving: use the postcode B1 2AA. The arena is on King Edwards Road, just off the A457.
Clean Air Zone: the arena sits inside Birmingham's Clean Air Zone. Vehicles that don't meet the emissions standards pay a daily charge of £8.
Train and tram: Birmingham New Street, Five Ways, Snow Hill and Moor Street stations are all a 10 to 20 minute walk away, and the Brindleyplace and Library tram stops are close by.
OVO Hydro, Glasgow: Monday 2 November
Reserve a space near the OVO Hydro and arrive on the banks of the Clyde with time to grab a bite in Finnieston before the show.
Driving: use the postcode G3 8YW. From the M8, leave at Junction 19 and head west on the Clydeside Expressway (A814).
Low Emission Zone: Glasgow city centre operates a Low Emission Zone, so check your vehicle meets the standards if your route passes through it.
Train: Exhibition Centre station on the Argyle line serves the venue directly, with around six trains an hour from Glasgow Central low level.
The O2 Belfast: Wednesday 4 November
Find parking near The O2 Belfast (formerly the SSE Arena) and settle in for the final UK date of the tour in the Titanic Quarter.
Driving: use the postcode BT3 9QQ. The venue is easy to reach from the M3 and the Sydenham Bypass, following signs for Titanic Quarter.
Train and Glider: Titanic Quarter station on the Bangor line is around a 10-minute walk away, Lanyon Place is around 20 minutes on foot, and the G2 Glider runs from the city centre to the Odyssey stop.
Cody Johnson Concert FAQs
Who is Cody Johnson touring with?
On the UK dates, Cody Johnson is joined by special guest Parker McCollum, who is playing his first-ever UK and Ireland shows, with Emily Ann Roberts opening. With three acts on the bill, it's worth arriving early and parking up before doors so you catch every set.
What songs does Cody Johnson sing in concert?
The Live '26 setlist has opened with "That's Texas" and taken in fan favourites including "Dear Rodeo", "Human", "The Fall", "I'm Gonna Love You" and "'Til You Can't", along with his much-loved cover of Charlie Daniels' "Long Haired Country Boy". Setlists can change from night to night, but the big hits tend to stay in.
What time does the Cody Johnson concert start?
Doors open from 6pm or 6:30pm depending on the venue. At Utilita Arena Birmingham, for example, doors open at 6pm with the show starting at 7:30pm. Check your ticket for exact times, and give yourself plenty of time to park, as roads around the arenas get busy in the hour before doors.
How long is a Cody Johnson concert?
Cody Johnson's headline set runs to around 19 songs, and recent shows have lasted roughly 90 minutes to two hours, before you add the two support acts. Plan for a full evening and book your parking to cover the whole night, so you're not watching the clock during the encore.
Live Near One of Cody Johnson's UK Tour Venues? Rent Out Your Driveway
Even if you're not heading to the show yourself, thousands of fans will be looking for somewhere to park near each arena on tour nights. List your driveway or parking space with JustPark and turn that demand into extra income.
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Set your own concert-night price: use scheduled pricing to charge more on show dates and keep your usual rate the rest of the time.
Stay in control: choose when your space is available and block out dates whenever you need it.
Book Your Parking for Cody Johnson's UK Tour
From a Saturday night in Manchester to the final UK date in Belfast, Cody Johnson's Live '26 tour promises big singalongs and a proper night of real country music. Book your parking in advance with JustPark, park up close to the arena, and arrive relaxed, on time and ready for the first chords of "That's Texas".
