James Arthur Tour

The James Arthur Tour is the debut headlining tour by British singer-songwriter James Arthur, in support of his debut studio album James Arthur (2013). It consists of 37 concerts in the UK, Ireland and around Europe.^[1]

The tour was announced by Arthur on 7 October 2013^[1] and tickets went on sale four days later.^[1] By 18 November, all but five of the shows in UK and Ireland had sold out.^[2]

Dates

United Kingdom

• 5 January 2014 - Ipswich (Regent Theatre)
• 6 January 2014 - Southend-on-Sea (Cliffs Pavilion)
• 7 January 2014 - Cardiff (St David's Hall)
• 9 January 2014 - Edinburgh (Usher Hall)
• 10 January 2014 - Glasgow (Clyde Auditorium)
• 11 January 2014 - Liverpool (Liverpool Empire Theatre)
• 13 January 2014 - Sheffield (Sheffield City Hall)
• 14 January 2014 - Portsmouth (Portsmouth Guildhall)
• 15 January 2014 - London (Hammersmith Apollo)
• 17 January 2014 - Plymouth (Plymouth Pavilions)
• 18 January 2014 - Bristol (Colston Hall)
• 19 January 2014 - Oxford (New Theatre Oxford)
• 21 January 2014 - Leeds (O2 Academy Leeds)
• 22 January 2014 - Manchester (O2 Apollo Manchester)
• 24 January 2014 - Middlesbrough (Middlesbrough Town Hall)
• 25 January 2014 - Middlesbrough (Middlesbrough Town Hall)
• 26 January 2014 - Blackpool (Opera House Theatre)
• 28 January 2014 - Nottingham (Nottingham Royal Concert Hall)
• 29 January 2014 - Newcastle (Newcastle City Hall)
• 30 January 2014 - Wolverhampton (Wolverhampton Civic Hall)
• 1 February 2014 - Belfast (Waterfront Hall)

Ireland

• 3 February 2014 - Dublin (Olympia Theatre)
• 4 February 2014 - Cork (Cork Opera House)

Europe

• 7 February 2014 - Madrid (Joy Eslava)
• 8 February 2014 - Barcelona (Barcelona Bikini)
• 11 February 2014 - Zurich (Kaufleuten)
• 12 February 2014 - Munich (Backstage Werk)
• 13 February 2014 - Vienna (Arena Wien)
• 15 February 2014 - Frankfurt (Gibson)
• 16 February 2014 - Cologne (Kantine)
• 17 February 2014 - Berlin (Postbahnhof)
• 18 February 2014 - Hamburg (Grünspan)
• 20 February 2014 - Copenhagen (Vega)
• 21 February 2014 - Stockholm (Klubben)
• 24 February 2014 - Amsterdam (Melkweg) → Postponed
• 25 February 2014 - Brussels (Ancienne Belgique) → Postponed
• 26 February 2014 - Paris (La Cigale)
• 27 February 2014 - Paris (La Cigale)
• 1 March 2014 - Luxembourg (Rockhal)
• 4 March 2014 - Poland (Palladium)
• 5 March 2014 - Poland (Palladium)
• 13 April 2014 - Brussels (Ancienne Belgique)
• 14 April 2014 - Amsterdam (Melkweg)
• 7 August 2014 - Riga (Daugavas Koncertzale)

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