Lewis Capaldi will perform his hugely-successful debut album with a full live orchestra for BBC Radio 1 next month.
The West Lothian star will take to the stage at Croxteth Park in Liverpool for a special one-off show on Monday, 5 August – and you can be there.
Tickets for the concert went on-sale this morning, but you'll need to be quick if you want to get your hands on one.
Capaldi took to social media after the announcement was made to say that he was "so buzzing for the show" before letting people know how they can secure themselves a much-coveted spot at the gig.
Those living in the Liverpool area will be given a special priority when it comes to securing tickets for Radio 1 Presents: The Lewis Capaldi Symphony, but general release tickets are also available.
The show will see the singer perform his full debut album – Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent – like you've never heard it before.
Tickets are on-sale for £22, and you can get them by clicking here.
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