Lewis Capaldi has announced that he will play Dublin's 3Arena next year.
The Someone You Loved singer-songwriter announced details of his UK and Ireland tour and has pencilled in a gig for the 3Arena on Sunday, March 8, 2020.
Tickets for the show start from €37.50 and will be available from Ticketmaster next Friday, April 28.
The announcement comes ahead of the release of his eagerly-awaited debut album Divinely Uninspired To A Hellish Extent - out May 17th on Virgin EMI - featuring his UK Number 1 platinum-selling single ‘Someone You Loved’.
Capaldi has become one of the first artists ever to announce an arena tour before the release of a debut album.
And the Scottish native has also announced a special initiative LIVELIVE for fans who are suffering from anxiety or emotional difficulties and have concerns about attending the shows.
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All proceeds from a compulsory 50c extra charge at checkout for each ticket sale goes solely towards providing a dedicated email address and team at each venue who are expertly trained and qualified in assisting with panic, anxiety or any other concerns fans may have.
On the ground assistance will range from meeting fans at the door, escorting them to their seats, to taking anyone that needs to a specially designated ‘escape space’ where time out can be spent.
Fans can simply visit the signposted help points inside each venue which will be open before, during and after the concert.
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As of today, fans are able to get in touch by emailing livelive@lewiscapaldi.co.uk to speak to a qualified support advisor, where you are able to discuss any concerns you have either getting to the shows or any worries you have about being in attendance. If requested 48 hours before the show, Lewis’ team can arrange for you to be met & taken into the venue to help make your visit more comfortable.
Speaking of the initiative, Lewis said; “I always get tonnes of messages from people online who have said they want to come to my shows but can’t because they’re struggling massively with anxiety or are just generally afraid they will have a panic attack during the show.
"I really wanted to put something in place to help those people feel comfortable and offer them support to allow them to experience the shows. I just hate to feel that anyone’s anxiety is making them miss out on anything they want to do and LIVELIVE is my attempt at helping make these shows enjoyable for as many of those people who have been supporting this journey for me!”
