Jamie Webster will become the second solo act from Liverpool to headline the city's M&S Bank Arena when he takes to the stage tonight.
A sold-out crowd of 11,000 is set to attend tonight's (November 19) gig. Jamie, 28, will follow Paul McCartney as the second Liverpudlian act to take top-billing at the arena.
It caps a significant year for the singer-songwriter, who performed at the Left Field stage at Glastonbury in June and saw his second album 'Moments', which was released in January, peaked at number three in the charts.
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About the show, Jamie tweeted: "Big one tonight". Tonight's gig marks the next significant step in Jamie's journey.
A former electrician who gained popularity through songs which are well-versed on Anfield's Kop, Jamie found success with his 2020 debut album 'We Get By', which peaked at six on the album chart. A live album called 'Boss', which featured Jamie singing football songs made the top ten folk charts.
This year's tour has seen Jamie playing a number of dates across the UK and Ireland, most recently playing Dublin's Olympia Theatre. Tonight's show, which will feature support from Scottish band The Snuts, is also being turned into a live album.
ECHO readers have wished Jamie the best of luck before the gig. Posting on Facebook, Anne Burns said: "Can’t wait for tonight!!!! Well done Jamie….. go smash it lad!!!
Paul Ellis said: "What dreams are made of. What a journey!", while Martin Orton added: "Well done young man".
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