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The Courteeners Tickets, Tour Dates & Concerts 2021/2022 ♫
The Courteeners are an indie-rock band from Manchester, consisting of Liam Fray, Michael Campbell, Daniel Conan Moores, Mark Cuppello, and Elina Lin.
Formed in 2006, the band signed to Polydor and released their debut single, What Took You So Long that same year. Their debut album, 2008's 'St Jude' was hugely successful, serving as a catalyst for additional five full-length studio albums including, most recently, 'More. Again. Forever' in 2020. The Courteeners will play three UK warm-up shows in September 2021. The dates will prepare them for their gig at Scarborough Open Air Theatre with The Coral, as well as their appearance at the rescheduled TRNSMT festival, and a huge homecoming concert the Emirates Old Trafford cricket ground with Johnny Marr, Blossoms, Zuzu, and The Big Moon. Catch them live by checking out their tour dates and ticket information below on Stereoboard. You can track The Courteeners tour dates, find out about presales and get ticket price alerts! Finding the cheapest tickets is quick and easy at Stereoboard - we search the major ticket agencies and resellers, to find you the cheapest prices, even if the event is sold out. Set Country & Currency Upcoming The Courteeners EventsTue
07
Sep 2021
Leicester
United Kingdom From £35.75
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Wed
08
Sep 2021
Scarborough
United Kingdom From £41.25
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Fri
10
Sep 2021
Glasgow
United Kingdom From £62.50
From £62.50
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Tue
21
Sep 2021
Stoke
United Kingdom From £37.40
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Wed
22
Sep 2021
Halifax
United Kingdom From £37.70
From £37.70
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Sat
25
Sep 2021
Manchester
United Kingdom From £54.45
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The Courteeners History and Biography
The Courteeners are an indie-rock band from Manchester, consisting of Liam Fray, Michael Campbell, Daniel Conan Moores, Mark Cuppello, and Elina Lin.
Formed in 2006, the band signed to Polydor and released their debut single, What Took You So Long that same year. Their debut album, 2008's 'St Jude' was hugely successful, serving as a catalyst for additional five full-length studio albums including, most recently, 'More. Again. Forever' in 2020. The Courteeners will play three UK warm-up shows in September 2021. The dates will prepare them for their gig at Scarborough Open Air Theatre with The Coral, as well as their appearance at the rescheduled TRNSMT festival, and a huge homecoming concert the Emirates Old Trafford cricket ground with Johnny Marr, Blossoms, Zuzu, and The Big Moon. Catch them live by checking out their tour dates and ticket information here on Stereoboard. The Courteeners Comments & FeedbackThe Courteeners Concert & Event Reviews2 Fan Reviews  
Great venue - they should have more acts play there!!
Manchester Castlefield Bowl on July 6 2013
Ive never been to a show at the Castlefield Bowl before so I was quite excited to be watching one of Manchester's own bands play such an intimate venue. What an incredible show it was, superb atmosphere throughout and a very special gig, one that fans will be talking about for years to come. Liam Fray's vocals are superb, whether singing with the band or giving us a performance of his solo acoustic numbers. Great venue, they should put more shows on there.
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Best Courteeners gig we've been to
Birmingham O2 Academy Birmingham on March 23 2013
With one of the most loyal fanbases around, The Courteeners' performance at Birmingham Academy was by far their best yet.
If anybody needs any confirmation of how good The Courteeners are on the stage, check out their shows on Youtube or get yourself to one of their shows. Thousands of people buzzing! The crowd sung along to every anthem and lapped up the new material too. For a band that haven't had that long on the scene, everyone seems to have learned the words to their music already! Looking forward to album number 4 boys.
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