Fans of Sam Fender will be able to get their hands on merch including t-shirts, an exclusive homecoming show poster and even a scarf before the sold out show at St James' Park tonight.

Geordie megastar Sam Fender will kick off his tour at Newcastle’s St James' Park this evening with a sold-out show as the tour’s merchandise goes on sale outside the stadium.

As concertgoers gear up for the show tonight (June 9), the price of merch for the gig has been revealed as the singer prepares to take to the stage in his home town for the first of two shows on his tour.

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Pictures of the merch stand show fans have a plentiful choice of items to choose from including t-shirts commemorating the singer’s two homecoming shows for £35, as he is set to play to another packed audience tomorrow night (June 10).

The prices of each piece of merch is listed below: 

- £20 for a poster

- £25 for a cap

- £20 for a scarf

- £20 for a tote bag

- £35 for a T-shirt 

Any Newcastle United fans who enjoy the South Shields singer’s music can also find black and white scarves that could be mistaken for the club’s signature colours but instead spell Sam Fender.

Tote bags themed with the Newcastle Brown Ale logo have been tweaked to instead don Fender’s name, priced at £20 each.

But how does this compare to other artists’ merch as they visited the North East this year?

Fans of Texan superstar Beyonce criticised the prices of merch at the singers Stadium of Light show on May 23 as hoodies were priced at an eye watering £100.

The Northern Echo: Beyoncé fans were charged £100 for hoodies last month.Beyoncé fans were charged £100 for hoodies last month. (Image: NORTHERN ECHO)

This came as a shock to some attendees who were charged £120 for the same hoodies at the star’s Cardiff appearance.

Other items up for sale in Sunderland included t-shirts, priced at £45 each.

Comparing that to the Arctic Monkeys gig at Middlesbrough’s Riverside Stadium on June 5, merch including tote bags and hats were on sale priced at an average of £30 each.

The Northern Echo: Price of merch at the Arctic Monkeys gig.Price of merch at the Arctic Monkeys gig. (Image: NORTHERN ECHO)

 

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For other items, fans had to fork out £65 for a hoodie displaying the dates of the tour or pay £30 for an Arctic Monkeys bag.

Part of Fender’s gig tonight includes a Greggs pop up dive bar for fans to enjoy on both dates of his Newcastle appearances.

The Seventeen Going Under hitmaker recently announced the “pre-gig experience” at the Greggs’ Grainger Street shop in the city, that will surely be a treat for fans heading into the city this evening.