As one of entertainments most celebrated live performers, critically-acclaimed musician and songwriter Jamie Cullum today (March 15th) delights fans with the announcement that he is heading back out on tour this November!
Scheduled to kick off at Bridgewater Hall in Manchester on Monday, November 11th, the 14-date jaunt will see the ‘Don’t Give Up on Me’ singer play shows in York, Birmingham, Swansea, Oxford, Glasgow, Liverpool and London, before wrapping up proceedings with an extra special show at The Glasshouse International Centre for Music in Gateshead on Friday, November 29th 2024.
Fans can sign up HERE for access to pre-sale tickets, available from 10am on Wednesday 20th March HERE, with general sale tickets going on sale on Friday 22nd March at 10am HERE.
Check out the full list of dates below:
Monday 11th November, Bridgewater Hall, Manchester
Tuesday 12th November, Barbican, York
Wednesday 13th November, Symphony Hall, Birmingham
Friday 15th November, Beacon, Bristol
Saturday 16th November, Swansea Arena, Swansea
Monday 18th November, Regent Theatre, Ipswich
Tuesday 19th November, New Theatre, Oxford
Thursday 21st November, Guildhall, Portsmouth
Friday 22nd November, Royal Festival Hall (EFG Jazz Festival), London
Sunday 24th November, Armadillo, Glasgow
Monday 25th November, Concert Hall, Perth
Tuesday 26th November, Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool
Thursday 28th November, Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham
Friday 29th November, The Glasshouse International Centre for Music Sage 1, Gateshead
Jamie Cullum – These Are The Days
News of the tour comes after Jamie made his multi-million selling, 2003 album “Twentysomething” available on vinyl for the very first time last October – exactly 20 years after it was first released.
Made up of original material, as well as covers and standards, the record (Cullum’s third) features the singles “All At Sea”, “These Are The Days”, “Frontin’”, “The Wind Cries Mary”, and “Everlasting Love” and still holds the honour of being the fastest selling jazz album in chart history!
To date the LP has sold 2.5 million copies worldwide, and achieved eleven platinum, eleven gold and two silver certifications.