Rumer has announced details of her biggest UK tour to date, which will take place this winter.
Beginning at Blackpool’s Opera House on November 10th, the nationwide trek will also take in stops including Glasgow, Manchester, Nottingham, Cardiff and Sheffield, before concluding with a huge show at London’s Royal Albert Hall on November 22. Rumer Tickets will go on sale on Friday June 3rd at 9am.
Rumer’s November tour comes a year to the month of her debut album’s release: ‘Seasons Of My Soul’ has since garnered significant critical acclaim, and sold over half a million copies in the UK alone. The Anglo-Pakistani singer and songwriter has built up an extensive live following: in London alone, she has already sold out The Royal Festival Hall, Shepherd’s Bush Empire, Notting Hill’s Tabernacle and The Bloomsbury Theatre. Rumer’s Royal Albert Hall date is also particularly timely: it is a venue she played in support of Jools Holland last year, and will now return to headline, capping an astonishing twelve months.
Balancing work on new material, Rumer’s summer schedule will see her release a new single, ‘Take Me As I Am’, on July 5th. She will also return to Glastonbury – where she performed on the tiny Greenpeace stage last year – to play a huge show at the Pyramid stage on June 25th: additional festival slots are confirmed at Hard Rock Calling (June 26th), Latitude (July 16th), Cambridge Folk Festival (July 30th), on top of a headline iTunes Festival date (July 18th).
Sure to sell fast, Rumer’s UK headline dates this winter are as follows:
Thursday November 10th - Blackpool, Opera House
Friday November 11th - Glasgow, Royal Concert Hall
Saturday November 12th - Sheffield, City Hall
Sunday November 13th - Newcastle, City Hall
Tuesday November 15th - Manchester, Apollo
Wednesday November 16th - Ipswich, Regent Theatre
Thursday November 17th - Portsmouth, Guildhall
Friday November 18th - Bexhill, De La Warr Pavilion
Saturday November 20th - Cardiff, St David’s Hall
Sunday November 21st - Nottingham, Royal Concert Hall
Monday November 22nd - London, Royal Albert Hall
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