Mick Hucknall and band will play the grounds of Longleat House near Warminster on June 24, as part of the Live At Longleat concert series. The previously announced headliner Lionel Richie will appear on June 15.
Pre-sale opens at 10am on December 2, prior to general sale at 10am on December 3.
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Mick Hucknall and band have announced a tour of outdoor venues for summer 2022, including performances at Earlham Park in Norwich, Plymouth’s Central Park, Scarborough Open Air Theatre, Slessor Gardens in Dundee, Sandown Park Racecourse in Esher, and Edinburgh’s Princes Street Gardens.
Pre-sale opens at 10am on November 24, ahead of general sale at 10am on November 26.
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Simply Red will play a summer date as headliners of next year’s Nocturne Live. Mick Hucknall and band will top the bill on June 15, with support from special guests The Brand New Heavies. Pre-sale is open now, ahead of general sale at 9am on October 22.
The coronavirus-delayed concert series will return in summer 2022, retaining its 2021 headliners David Gray, Simple Minds, Lionel Richie, and UB40 featuring Ali Campbell and Astro.
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There are some big hitters putting out records this week. The Script have dropped their sixth studio album, Taylor Hawkins and the Coattail Riders have released a star-studded LP, and the Rolling Stones have shared a previously unreleased live album and concert film recorded during the last of their five shows in Argentina’s capital city in 1998.
Still want more? Really? Take a look below. We’re particularly excited about the new material from FKA Twigs and Lucy Dacus.
Andrea Bocelli – ‘Si Forever: The Diamond Edition’ (Decca)
FKA Twigs – ‘Magdalene’ (Young Turks)
The Flower Kings – ‘Waiting For Miracles’ (Sony/Inside Out)
Gene Clark – ‘No Other – Reissue’ (4AD)
George Michael and Wham! – ‘Last Christmas: The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack’ (Sony Music)
John Fogerty – ’50 Year Trip: Live at Red Rocks’ (BMG)
Kele – ‘2042’ (Kola)
Lucy Dacus – ‘2019’ EP (Matador)
Luke Combs – ‘What You See Is What You Get’ (Sony)
Matt Maltese – ‘Krystal’ (7476)
Matt Valentine – ‘Preserves’ (Beyond Beyond Is Beyond)
Mount Eerie and Julie Doiron – ‘Lost Wisdom, Pt. 2’ (P.W. Elverum & Sun)
Pond – ‘Sessions (Live)’ (Marathon Artists)
The Rolling Stones – ‘Bridges To Beunos Aires’ (Eagle Rock)
The Script – ‘Sunsets & Full Moons’ (Sony)
Simply Red – ‘Blue Eyed Soul’ (BMG)
Slayer – ‘The Repentless Killogy (Live At The Forum in Inglewood, CA)’ (Nuclear Blast)
Sparks – ‘Past Tense: The Best Of Sparks’ (BMG)
Taylor Hawkins and the Coattail Riders – ‘Get The Money’ (RCA)
Tom Walker – ‘What A Time To Be Alive (Deluxe)’ (Relentless)
Tsunami Bomb – ‘The Spine That Binds’ (Alternative Tentacles)
Various Artists – ‘Death Stranding: Timefall (Original Music from the World of Death Stranding)’ (RCA)
Westlife will be joined by James Morrison and All Saints for their biggest UK concert to date at London’s Wembley Stadium on August 22. The Irish group will also be joined by Emeli Sandé at Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork for the first time on August 28, 2020. Tickets go on general sale at 9am on September 20.
The legendary performer will call in Birmingham, Newcastle, Manchester, Cardiff, Leeds, Glasgow and London, where he’ll play the O2 Arena, between May 28 and June 7. Tickets go on general sale at 9am on September 20.
The 1975 have announced a UK and Ireland arena tour for 2020, calling in Nottingham, Newcastle, Leeds, Bournemouth, Cardiff, Birmingham, Liverpool, Manchester, Aberdeen, Glasgow, Dublin and London, where they’ll play the O2 Arena, between February 15 and March 3. The band are touring in support of their anticipated new album, ‘Notes On A Conditional Form’, which is out on February 21. Tickets go on general sale at 9am on September 20.
The pop-rock band, who recently announced a show at London’s O2 Arena, will call in Liverpool, Newcastle, Manchester, Leeds, Cardiff, Bournemouth, Brighton, Birmingham, Nottingham and London, where they’ll play the SSE Arena Wembley, between April 26 and May 10. Tickets go on general sale at 9am on September 20.
Green Day, Fall Out Boy and Weezer are to play four huge shows in the UK and Ireland in summer 2020. The pop-punk show of the decade, dubbed the Hella Mega Tour, will hit Glasgow’s Bellahouston Park on June 24, London Stadium on June 26, Huddersfield’s John Smith’s Stadium on June 27 and Dublin’s RDS Arena on June 29. Tickets go on general sale at 10am on September 20.
The Who will release their new album ‘WHO’ on November 22, supported with shows in Manchester, Dublin, Newcastle, Glasgow, Leeds, Cardiff, Birmingham, Nottingham, Liverpool and London between March 16 and April 8. The legendary British rock band will perform with a full orchestra, with tickets for the shows on general sale at 10am on September 20.
The soul-pop group will play arenas in Newcastle, Hull, Glasgow, Leeds, Liverpool, Dublin, Birmingham, Manchester, Nottingham, Cardiff, Brighton, Bournemouth and London, where they’ll perform at the O2 Arena, between October 6 and 23, 2020, before more dates across Europe. Tickets go on sale at 10am on September 20.
Hosted by Strictly Come Dancing favourite and reigning series champion Stacey Dooley, the tour will open at the Arena Birmingham before waltzing around the country for 32 shows, culminating with five huge shows at the O2 Arena in London between February 7 and 9. Tickets for all dates go on general sale at 9am on September 20. Head here for pre-sale tickets.
Stereophonics, Nick Mason, Parkway Drive, Bombay Bicycle Club, Gabrielle Aplin, Elvis Costello, Bat For Lashes, The Hu, Machine Head, Elvis Costello, Status Quo, ScHoolboy Q, Tove Lo, Wilkinson, Supergrass, Evanescence, Within Temptation, And So I Watch You From Afar, Vant, Field Music, DIIV, Ruby Wax, Jack Whitehall and more. Head here for a full list and to find your tickets.
As Christmas Day edges even closer our countdown of the year’s top 50 best-selling artists on Stereoboard’s Hot Ticket Chart is well underway. We’ve been working our way from the bottom up, counting through 10 a day, until we reach the top and crown the successor to Adele, who took the top spot in 2015. Make sure to check back throughout the week to see who’s in the running for a Stereoboard Christmas #1. If you missed it, you can check out Part One here.
31. Jess Glynne
32. Black Sabbath
33. Kasabian
34. Catfish and the Bottlemen
35. Shawn Mendes
36. Kings of Leon
37. V Festival
38. Good Mourning Mrs Brown
39. Simply Red
40. The 1975
As it’s been a busy few weeks we thought we’d do a bigger chart for you this week and cover ground from August 8 to 21. As you can see Reading Festival continues to reign supreme at the top of the chart, followed closely by V Festival, while Leeds Festival has come in at #10.
Making up the rest of the top half of the chart we have Red Hot Chili Peppers (Day Ticket at Reading), Justin Bieber, Louis CK, Simply Red, South West Four, David Gilmour and Pixies. Meanwhile, the once queen of the chart, Adele, is in the penultimate position of the top 20, followed only by Chance The Rapper.
Recently we’ve had some real corker of shows announced, including You Me At Six, James and The Charlatans, Kaiser Chiefs, Billy Ocean and Bullet For My Valentine. Check back in with us next week to see if any of them have what it takes to steal the top spot.
1. Reading Festival
2. V Festival
3. Red Hot Chili Peppers (Day Ticket at Reading)
4. Justin Bieber
5. Louis CK
6. Simply Red
7. South West Four
8. David Gilmour
9. Pixies
10. Leeds Festival
11. Roman v Fousey
12. The Cure
13. Travis Scott
14. Blossoms
15. Catfish and the Bottlemen
16. The Libertines
17. Rod Stewart
18. Jess Glynne
19. Adele
20. Chance The Rapper
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4. Billy Ocean
With the event only two weeks away Reading Festival has topped Stereoboard’s Hot Ticket Chart, followed closely by V Festival, which will take place next week. Meanwhile, last week’s top spot holders, Avenged Sevenfold, have dropped to #7 and Justin Bieber is a non-mover in fourth place.
Death Grips have done well to enter the chart at #8, while below them are Pixies, having fallen from #6 last week. Beyonce is also on her way down the chart, coming in at #15, as is Jamie T, who now holds the penultimate position.
On sale in the next week are some seriously big name shows. You’ve got Super Furry Animals, The Flaming Lips, Skepta, Suicide Silence and Sean Paul, among many, many others. Come back and see us next week to see if Reading Festival will continue its reign at the top of the chart.
1. Reading Festival
2. V Festival
3. Red Hot Chili Peppers (Day Ticket at Reading)
4. Justin Bieber
5. The Libertines
6. Rod Stewart
7. Avenged Sevenfold
8. Death Grips
9. Pixies
10. The Cure
11. Bryan Adams
12. Simply Red
13. Billy Connolly
14. Adele
15. Beyonce
16. Louis CK
17. South West Four
18. Travis Scott
19. Jamie T
20. Billy Joel
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3. Skepta
5. Sean Paul
Jamie T has come back in a big way recently, announcing the release of his new album ‘Trick’ and its accompanying UK and Ireland tour. It’s been enough to knock Scottish funny man Billy Connolly off the top spot and down to #5, leaving Jamie T at #1. Meanwhile, making up the rest of the top five we have Pixies, David Gilmour and Pet Shop Boys.
In fact, there’s been a massive reshuffle this week. The 1975 have dropped from #2 to #13, Björk has entered the chart in an impressive eighth position and Black Sabbath have gone from last place last week to #11 this week. Not bad, not bad!
In the coming week there’s a mixture of comedy and music shows going on sale, including Avenged Sevenfold, Greg Davies, Black Stone Cherry, The Temper Trap and Jack Whitehall. Come back and see us next week to see if they’ve got what it takes to tip Jamie T off the top spot.
1. Jamie T
2. Pixies
3. David Gilmour
4. Pet Shop Boys
5. Billy Connolly
6. Christine and the Queens
7. Beyonce
8. Björk
9. Rod Stewart
10. Justin Bieber
11. Black Sabbath
12. Jess Glynne
13. The 1975
14. Oliver Heldens
15. The Cure
16. Catherine Tate
17. Ocean Colour Scene
18. The Lumineers
19. Simply Red
20. PJ Harvey
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2. Greg Davies
Billy Connolly has done it! The Scottish comedian has knocked Beyonce off the top spot and is currently at #1 on Stereoboard’s Hot Ticket Chart. Following closely behind him are The 1975, Lovebox Festival, Christine And The Queens and the chart queen herself, Beyonce.
Making his way back up the chart this week is Bruce Springsteen, who has risen from #15 to #6. Joining in his good fortune are Stereophonics, who have shot up six places from last week. But, where one act goes up, another must come down, and Black Sabbath have dropped from #16 to last position, while Justin Bieber has also fallen, but for him it’s five places.
During the coming week there are a shedload of tickets going on sale for a number of events and tours, including Pet Shop Boys, The Lumineers, Jamie T, Bjork and Against Me. Come back and see us next week to see if anyone can bump Billy off the top spot.
1. Billy Connolly
2. The 1975
3. Lovebox Festival
4. Christine And The Queens
5. Beyonce
6. Bruce Springsteen
7. David Gilmour
8. Jeff Lynnes ELO
9. PJ Harvey
10. Stevie Wonder
11. Stereophonics
12. Jess Glynne
13. Bryan Adams
14. Justin Bieber
15. Rod Stewart
16. Catfish And The Bottlemen
17. Bastille
18. Simply Red
19. Pixies
20. Black Sabbath
On sale in the next week – can they break the top 20?
3. Jamie T
4. Bjork
5. Against Me