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To celebrate the long awaited release of Will's new album Echoes on 22nd August and the first single, Jealousy, on 21st August, we are very pleased to announce that Will is going to be taking to the road for a 23-date major UK and Irish tour this autumn including two nights at London's Shepherd's Bush Empire.

 

Fan presale starts at 9am on 5th July

General sale starts at 9am on 8th July

 

October:

Thu 27th: Swindon Oasis

Fri 28th: Bournemouth BIC

Sun 30th: Belfast The Waterfront

Mon 31st: Dublin The Olympia

 

November:

Wed 2nd: Nottingham Royal Centre

Thu 3rd: Oxford New Theatre

Fri 4th: Ipswich Regent Theatre

Sun 6th: Liverpool Empire Theatre

Mon 7th: Blackpool Opera House

Tue 8th: Sheffield City Hall

Thu 10th: Aberdeen Music Hall

Fri 11th: Glasgow O2 Academy

Sat 12th: Newcastle City Hall

Mon 14th: Manchester O2 Apollo

Tue 15th: Llandudno Arena

Thu 17th: Brighton Centre

Fri 18th: Cambridge Corn Exchange

Sun 20th: Birmingham O2 Academy

Mon 21st: London O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire

Tue 22nd: London O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire

Thu 24th: Southend Cliffs Pavilion

Fri 25th: Plymouth Pavilions

Sat 26th: Cardiff St David's Hall

 

23 DATES ooooh! :o :yahoo:

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Thanks sajjadali :yahoo: hopefully I'll be going to Manchester and Blackpool. :cheer:

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Thanks sajjadali :yahoo: hopefully I'll be going to Manchester and Blackpool. :cheer:

 

 

I will watch out for you at Manchester suggy :thumbup:

 

 

 

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:w00t: lots to choose from there!

He seems to be going for the standing/seating option too..which is fab news.. :dance: most of us stand anyway. :P

I will watch out for you at Manchester suggy :thumbup:

 

That'll be lovely sunday, :thumbup: although with only one night booked at the manchester venue this time, I'm just hoping to get a ticket.

Are we all happy with our purchases? :thumbup:

 

Yes with the 2 dates I have, but will need to wait for Friday for Manchester :D

 

I thought I'd try for stalls at Oxford this time round but they kept getting nicked :lol: Couldn't be arsed to faff around with that stupid code thing - not fast enough - so went for circle where we have sat in the past and got three Row C - practically the same seats where we have sat before. :lol: Not bothering to try for Cambridge - it's standing down below and the balcony is a long way back.

 

Happy bunny - can't wait :yahoo:

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Yes with the 2 dates I have, but will need to wait for Friday for Manchester :D

 

:thumbup:

 

Are you going to Cardiff?

 

Glad you are happy with your seat munchkin. :thumbup:

I'll be trying on Friday for Manchester, I'm so pleased you're all sorted on here for tickets. :thumbup:
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Are you going to Cardiff?

 

 

yes I got middle 2nd row ..nearly fainted... getting to old for this :w00t:

yes I got middle 2nd row ..nearly fainted... getting to old for this :w00t:

 

See you there. :thumbup: I have row D but not in the middle.

Thanks to Gill..from one of the tour sites.

 

I loved reading this..how many times did we hear that he wouldn't last over the years? ^_^

"A year from now, they'll be saying: 'Will who?'" So went the pub wisdom in early 2002, after Will Young had surprisingly beaten Gareth Gates in a head-to-head public vote to win the final of Britain's first new-generation talent show, Pop Idol.

Will had quietly prevailed as judges Simon Cowell, Pete Waterman, Nicki Chapman and Dr Fox (not a real doctor/fox) and a misty-eyed press had all backed Gareth Gates, the endearing, stuttering 16-year-old next door with the voice of an angel.

But Will Young's metrosexual appeal and excellent white soul voice endured. Still, it didn't stop lounge bars and living rooms up and down the country, already fat on reality from the Big Brother franchise, confidently predicting that Will Young would be a flash in the pan.

A decade or so after those initial Pop Idol auditions, Will Young has sold more than 8 million records, collected a couple of BRIT awards and established himself as a credible pop star, as well as something of an actor with stage and screen credits to his name. It is fair to say that he has proved any doubters wrong.

His sixth studio album, 'Echoes', is released in August and Will Young will be hitting the road in October and November for a 20-plus date UK tour.

Starting in Swindon on 27th October, the tour takes in Belfast, Aberdeen, Glasgow, Llandudno, Manchester, two dates at the Shepherd's Bush Empire (21st/22nd November) and many more, before the final show at Cardiff's St David's Hall on Saturday 26th November.

We will have tickets from Friday 8th July at 9AM, priced around £35.

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