Lewis Capaldi will be embarking on a huge tour next year which will include one night in Manchester at the AO Arena. The popular singer has announced 13 dates across the UK and Ireland from January 2023.
The Before You Go singer will bring shows in Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, Sheffield and many more areas across the UK, Capaldi will also be taking the tour to European cities including Amsterdam, Barcelona, Paris and Prague. The tour comes hot on the heels of the singer’s welcome return to the UK charts with his first song in nearly three years.
His new single ‘Forget Me’ is now silver certified, and approaching 100 million streams globally. Lewis Capaldi has also announced a new album ‘Broken By Desire To Be Heavenly Sent’ which will be out on May 19, 2023. The album will follow up his debut ‘Divinely Uninspired To A Hellish Extent’ which was the biggest selling UK album of both 2019 and 2020.
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The second album is said to be a ‘simple but potent’ idea with ‘no bells, whistles, or starry featured vocalists’. Speaking about the new album, Lewis Capaldi said: “I don’t want to create a new sound for myself, or reinvent myself, the songs I want to write are emotional songs, about love or loss.”
And here's how you can get general sale tickets for his 2023 tour.
How to get tickets
Lewis Capaldi will perform at Manchester’s AO Arena on January 18, 2023. General sale tickets will be available to buy on Friday, October 28 at 9am.
Fans who pre-ordered Capaldi's new album from his official website before 4pm on Tuesday, October 25, received a special code/invite to get early access from 9am on Wednesday (October 26) via Ticketmaster and See Tickets, although pre-sale sold out very quickly.
Customers with Three could also get early access to tickets from 10am on Wednesday, October 26 as well as those with O2 Priority.
UK tour dates for 2023
Saturday, 14 January: Leeds – First Direct Arena
Monday, 16 January: Sheffield – Utilita Arena
Wednesday, 18 January: Manchester – AO Arena
Thursday, 19 January: Liverpool – M&S Bank Arena
Saturday, 21 January: Newcastle – Utilita Arena
Monday, 23 January: Aberdeen – P&J Live
Tuesday, 24 January: Glasgow – OVO Hydro
Thursday, 26 January: Birmingham – Utilita Arena
Friday, 27 January: Nottingham – Motorpoint Arena
Sunday, 29 January- Belfast – SSE Arena
Monday, 30 January: Dublin – Arena
Wednesday, 1 February: Cardiff – Motorpoint Arena Cardiff
Thursday, 2 February: Exeter – Westpoint Arena.
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