Lewis Capaldi 2020 UK tour tickets: Extra London date added to SOLD OUT arena tour
FRESH from his success at the Brits, Lewis Capaldi has just announced an extra London O2 Arena Headline Show to his sold out tour.
The extra date will take place on October 2nd, unfortunately a few months later than his March tour.
Tickets are available from Ticketmaster, but fans will need to be quick because Lewis is currently the hottest ticket in town.
Winner of Song of the Year, and Best New Artist at last night Brits, he’s in high demand.
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The first of his UK arena headline shows sold out in seconds early last year before album release, so it’s not been a bad year for Lewis and 2020 looks set to be even better.
On top of his tour dates, he’s also performing at a number of festivals including Isle of Wight and Parklife.
Lewis Capaldi UK Tour Dates
- March 2nd Manchester, O2 Apollo SOLD OUT
- March 3rd Manchester, O2 Apollo SOLD OUT
- March 5th Glasgow, The SSE Hydro SOLD OUT
- March 6th Glasgow, The SSE Hydro SOLD OUT
- March 8th Dublin, 3Arena SOLD OUT
- March 9th Dublin, 3Arena SOLD OUT
- March 11th Cardiff, Motorpoint Arena SOLD OUT
- March 12th London, The SSE Arena Wembley SOLD OUT
- March 13th London, The SSE Arena Wembley SOLD OUT
- March 15th Aberdeen, P&J Live SOLD OUT
- October 2nd London, O2 Arena – buy here
The show will also feature the ground-breaking LIVELIVE mental health initiative for fans.
The aim of the project is to provide mental health support to fans who love live music, yet suffer from anxiety and/or panic attacks whilst in busy concert environments.
All proceeds from a compulsory 50p extra charge at checkout for each ticket sale has gone towards providing a fully qualified team at venues who are expertly trained and qualified in assisting with panic, anxiety enquiries fans may have.
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