Robbie Williams: BRITs Week 26 for War Child, Delivered by DHL

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General tickets on sale 13 February
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Date
27 Feb 2026
Venue
The Warehouse, Aviva Studios, Water Street, Manchester, M3 4JQ
Tickets
Standard: £130
A booking fee of £2.50 applies to all tickets.
A limit of two tickets per customer applies

Doors 6.30pm

We have free essential companion tickets available for wheelchair users and disabled visitors. We do not require proof to book an essential companion ticket with your access ticket.

Essential companion tickets are free with a wheelchair, disabled, BSL, captioned or audio description ticket at any price point, including £10 and concession price tickets. Essential companion tickets are intended for people for whom it would be significantly difficult to access our venue without support from another person.

To book access tickets please call 0161 817 4531 (Phone lines are generally open 10am-6pm, Tuesday to Friday. For our latest phone line opening hours, visit our Contact Us page.) If you need to make an access booking but are unable to do so over the phone due to your requirements, please email access@factoryinternational.org and we will do our best to help with your request.

All access tickets must be bought directly from Factory International. We are unable to add companion tickets onto tickets from third party sites (e.g. Ticketmaster, Gigs and Tours).

Suitable for ages 16+

Pre sale sold out
General tickets on sale 13 February

16+ Only

Accessibility features available for this event: Wheelchair Access

Robbie Williams added to BRITs Week 26 for War Child, Delivered by DHL line-up

BRITs Week 26 for War Child, Delivered by DHL has announced that the iconic Robbie Williams joins the 2026 lineup for a mega set at Aviva Studios performing tracks from his debut album Life Thru A Lens and his recent #1 album BRITPOP.

All proceeds from the shows go towards War Child’s essential work providing aid, education, specialist mental health support, and more while standing up for the rights of children whose lives have been devastatingly affected by war.

Last month, Robbie secured his 16th UK Number 1 album with BRITPOP, breaking the all-time record for the artist with the most UK Number 1 albums. In celebration of the release, Robbie has just finished a special run of shows at intimate venues in Glasgow, Liverpool, London and Wolverhampton as part of the Long 90’s Tour.

BRITs Week will take place around The BRIT Awards 2026 with Mastercard, taking place on Saturday 28th February in Manchester. With the awards leaving the capital for the first time in its nearly 50-year history, BRITs Week 26 is expanding into a new era with artists playing in Newcastle, London, Edinburgh, Nottingham, Brighton and Manchester, giving more fans across the country the chance to see their favourite artists in the lead-up to the UK's biggest night in music.

Right now, it’s the deadliest time in history to be a child. 1 in 5 children globally (over 520 million) are currently affected by war. But there is hope. With support from music fans, War Child can help children put the pieces back together. By joining the charity for the intimate, one-off performances of some of their favourite artists, fans will be directly contributing to help War Child rebuild children’s lives.

Robbie will be supported by Indie chart toppers Lottery Winners.

BRITs Week is produced by War Child, the charity for children affected by conflict with AEG Presents, and BPI.

Tickets

Members and presale: Thursday 12 February, 10am

General tickets on sale: Friday 13 February, 10am

Sign up for presale access by 5pm on Wednesday 11 February via Warchild:Warchild Presale Sign Up

Please note there is a limit of two tickets per customer for this event.

For ticketing and box office related enquiries, please contact tickets@factoryinternational.org or call 0333 322 8679 (Phone lines are generally open 10am-6pm, Tuesday to Friday. For our latest phone line opening hours, visit our Contact Us page).

For more information please visit Ticketing and Sale of Goods Terms & Conditions – Factory International

Good to know

Please note that bags above the size of an A4 sheet of paper (21 x 29.7 cm) will not be allowed into the venue for this show.

To keep you safe when visiting Aviva Studios, security checks and bag checks by our Visitor Safety team will be in operation on entry to the gig. Please keep personal belongings to a minimum.

Please check our full list of prohibited items for Warehouse Music Shows for more information. 

Access information

Getting to Aviva Studios

Our full address is Aviva Studios, Water Street, Manchester M3 4JQ and the what3words is chop.feeds.chase.

You can approach Aviva Studios along Water Street (coming from Quay Street) or along Liverpool Road (coming from Deansgate or Castlefield). Both entrances to the building have double sets of glass doors.

Inside Aviva Studios

Once inside Aviva Studios, there is step-free access to all areas of the venue. The flooring throughout the building is smooth concrete.

The entrance to the Warehouse is by lift or stairs from the Social. Two lifts and a staircase to the Warehouse are located in the Social opposite the bar.

The entrance to the Andrew Law Hall is by lift, escalator or stairs from one side of the Social beside the brick arches. There is only one escalator, and this will take you up to the Andrew Law Hall before the show, and will be reversed so that you can travel down at the end of the performance.

The Social has a range of seating, including those with arms and backs.

The bars in the Social and Hall Foyer have lowered accessible service points.

Our building is large. We have portable stools available to borrow if you would benefit from resting along the way during your visit.

We have wheelchair spaces and seats at standing events for all events.

Toilets

There are accessible toilets on all public levels of our building.

Accessible toilets are located inside the main toilets space in the brick arches of the Social.

Here you’ll find a mixture of accessible cubicles with left- or right-hand transfer, towards the back of the space, as well as ambulant accessible cubicles with grab rails, as well as a Changing Places facility.

The toilets in the brick arches of the Social are split into male, female and gender neutral – all of which contain accessible cubicles. There are shared handwashing facilities in each arch – they have soap dispensers under the mirrors to your left and dryers to the right. There are separate handwashing facilities inside the accessible cubicles.

There are additional single-room accessible toilets located in both Hall Foyers, at stalls and circle level.

There are additional single-room accessible toilets located in the Warehouse Foyer.

You do not need a key to use the accessible toilets at Aviva Studios.

Assistance dogs

Assistance dogs are welcome in our building, and we can provide mats and water bowls on request, just ask a host when you arrive. We can also take care of your assistance dog if you do not want to take your dog into the performance space. Please also refer to our assistance dogs policy.

If you are bringing an assistance dog to a ticketed event, please let us know in advance by contacting access@factoryinternational.org or calling our access phone number: 0161 817 4531 (phone lines are open 10am to 6pm, Monday to Saturday).

Step-free seating and wheelchair access

There is step-free access to all areas of the venue, with lift access to the (North/South) Warehouse from the Social. For standing gigs and shows in our Warehouse space, we have an accessible viewing platform available for wheelchair users and their companion or anyone needing a seat for access reasons. This is available by pre-booking only. The accessible viewing platform is usually located towards the rear of the Warehouse – it is positioned higher than the crowd and accessed via a lift and ramp. It will be staffed throughout the night and has a dedicated bar service.

If you would like more information about accessible seating options for a specific show, please call 0161 817 4531 (Phone lines are generally open 10am-6pm, Tuesday to Friday. For our latest phone line opening hours, visit our Contact Us page) or email access@factoryinternational.org and we’ll be happy to talk it through.

Tickets and booking

To book access tickets and essential companion tickets please call 0161 817 4531 (Phone lines are generally open 10am-6pm, Tuesday to Friday. For our latest phone line opening hours, visit our Contact Us page) or email access@factoryinternational.org, or book online.

Access bookings can be made by email, phone or online. They are also available in person at Aviva Studios.

All access tickets must be bought directly from Factory International. We are unable to add companion tickets onto tickets from third party sites (e.g. Ticketmaster, Gigs and Tours).

Queuing and Accessible Entry

When you attend a large gig at Aviva Studios you may have to queue before entering the building. We do this so that we can safely conduct bag searches and scan tickets. If you have access requirements that mean you find prolonged periods of standing difficult, we can arrange for you to enter Aviva Studios through a quieter accessible entry lane.
You can request this by emailing access@factoryinternational.orgor by giving us a call on 0161 817 4531.
If you’d find it useful to orientate yourself ahead of attending a gig at Aviva Studios, please take a look at our access information page, available to view here: Access Information

Travel information

Aviva Studios can be approached along Water Street (coming from Quay Street) or along Liverpool Road (coming from Deansgate or Castlefield).

Train and tram

There are a number of rail and tram stations within the city centre which are just a short distance from Aviva Studios. The closest stations are:

By bike and active means

By Bike

There are 40 bike parking spaces at Aviva Studios including space for two accessible bikes.

National Cycling Route 6 passes close to the venue and this TfGM webpage can help with route planning.

You can also hire bikes from on-street docking stations across the city centre. The closest docking stations to our venue are currently on Deansgate by Liverpool Road and (400m from the building) and by King Street (500m from the building). Take a look at Transport for Greater Manchester’s webpage for advice on cycle hire.

By Walking and Other Active Means

Aviva Studios can be approached along Water Street via Liverpool Road (coming from Deansgate or Castlefield).

If you're coming from Quay Street, the safest route to avoid construction works is via the cut-through opposite Gartside Street and past Booking.com.

All footways in the surrounding area are well lit and there are appropriate crossings across all main roads.

Pedestrians with visual impairment are recommended to approach the building via Water Street, from Liverpool Road. This route has traditional carriageway and footway design with fixed street furniture which should help with navigation to the entrance.

A footbridge at Left Bank in Spinningfields provides an accessible link across the River Irwell to Salford Central station, and a further footbridge also links Aviva Studios with the Salford area of Middlewood Locks.

Bus

Free bus

The free bus 1 service connects Piccadilly Station, Oxford Road and Deansgate rail stations, as well as other areas of the city centre to Aviva Studios.

The service stops on both Liverpool Road and Quay Street, close to the venue. Buses operate every 10 minutes during the day from Monday to Sunday and they are wheelchair accessible. For full details of the free bus 1 route and timetable, please visit the Bee Network website.

Bee Network services

Piccadilly Gardens is situated in the heart of Manchester and there are a number of bus services that will take you on to Aviva Studios. The 33 bus which starts at Shudehill, calls at Piccadilly Gardens and will take you straight to Liverpool Road. Services operate every 30 minutes Monday to Saturday and every hour on Sunday.

Alternatively, you can board either a 35, 36 or 38 bus to Bridge Street bus stop which is a seven-minute walk via Left Bank and Water Street to the venue.

Coming into Manchester Victoria rail station? Head on over to Shudehill Interchange (which is a seven-minute walk via Hanover Street) where you can catch the 33 bus to Liverpool Road.

Alternatively, you can board either an 8, 67 or 100 bus from Manchester Victoria to Bridge Street bus stop, which is a seven-minute walk via Left Bank and Water Street to the venue.

Car

There is a NCP car park (Manchester Spinningfields) approximately 0.25 miles (400m) away from Aviva Studios at Spinningfields, New Quay Street, Manchester, M3 3BE. It has 35 accessible bays.

There are a small number of Blue Badge spaces along Water St and Quay St. Otherwise head towards Liverpool Road, Great John St and Lower Byrom St – close to our neighbours, the Science and Industry Museum where there are a small number of additional Blue Badge spaces.

For a list of other parking bays available in the area, visit Manchester City Council website.

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