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Emily Sleight

Olly Murs UK tour 2023: full dates and tickets

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Olly Murs has announced a new album and UK tour for 2023 this morning.

The popular former X Factor star has released an array of albums since his X Factor debut including 'Right Place, Right Time' and 'In Case You Didn't Know. His most recent album 'Marry Me' will be released on December 2, which will be his first studio album in over four years.

His 12-date tour across the UK will take place in April and May next year. The singer will visit Liverpool on Saturday May 6, 2023 and will perform at the M&S Bank Arena.

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As part of the tour, the singer will also visit Manchester, Newcastle, Cardiff, London, Glasgow, Birmingham and more. Fans who pre-order the 'Marry Me' album will be able to buy tickets through a pre-sale on Wednesday, October 12.

Full dates for the tour include

April 2023

Friday 21 - Glasgow, OVO Hydro
Sat 22 - Newcastle, Utilita Arena
Mon 24 - Cardiff, International Arena
Thu 27 - Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena
Fri 28 - Leeds, First Direct Arena
Sat 29 - London, The O2 Arena

May 2023

Mon 1 - Bournemouth, International Centre
Tue 2 - Brighton, Brighton Centre
Thu 4 - Birmingham, Resorts World Arena
Fri 5 - Manchester AO Arena
Sat 6 - Liverpool, M&S Bank Arena

Since snapping up second place on the X Factor back in 2009, Olly Murs has sold 1.8 million tour tickets and four UK number one albums. General sale for tickets will be available from 9am on Friday, October 14.

Scouting For Girls will join Olly Murs on tour as 'special guests' known for hits including 'She's So Lovely' and 'Heartbeat'. General tickets will be available on Ticketmaster from 9am here.

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