Looking ahead at some of the biggest tours coming up in 2024 and beyond
So many great names
Last updated 6th Aug 2024
It's been quite the year for music, with the likes of P!nk on her 'Summer Carnival 2024' tour, as well as Taylor Swift on 'The Eras Tour', which is set to return to the UK soon. Becky Hill embarks on her first ever solo arena tour, Charli XCX will be taking her 'brat 2024 Arena Tour' on the road and Jax Jones' tour also take place later this year.
Looking ahead to next year, yes 2025... Usher will be taking to the stage at the O2 Arena in London for a massive 10 dates in March, April and May 2025. It's a jam-packed year of entertainment across the country, so get to know which huge artists are coming to the UK and when.
Take a look through some of the biggest tours coming up in 2024:
Jonas Brothers 2024
Nick, Kevin and Joe Jonas, otherwise known as the Jonas Brothers, will play four UK dates in September 2024 (rescheduled from June), in Manchester, London, Birmingham and Glasgow.
Becky Hill - Arena tour 2024
Becky Hill has announced nine UK dates for her first arena tour in 2024. They take place in October 2024.
Ms Lauryn Hill & The Fugees - 'The Miseducation Anniversary Tour'
Ms Lauryn Hill & The Fugees have announced a continuation of 'The Miseducation Anniversary Tour', which sees them performing at two dates in the UK in October 2024, in Manchester and London. They will be performing songs from Lauryn's debut solo album, 'The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill', and The Fugees' final album 'The Score'.
Dua Lipa
Dua Lipa has announced a one-off gig at the Royal Albert Hall in London on 17th October, where fans can expect her to perform many of the new songs from her album 'Radical Optimism'. She has also announced two massive Wembley shows, which you can check out further down.
Scooter
'Jumping All Over The World' legends Scooter are heading around the UK and Ireland on their 30th anniversary tour - titled 'Thirty, Rough and Dirty'. Dates take place in October and November.
Jax Jones
Jax Jones has announced several UK tour dates in October and November 2024. The DJ shared the exciting news with a defiant message saying how he wanted to prove show promoters wrong, because they wouldn't book him.
Charli XCX
Charli XCX has announced four extra dates for her 'BRAT' UK tour, with special guest Shygirl. The singer, known for hits such as 'Boom Clap', and 'Speed Drive' from the Barbie movie, will be performing in Manchester, London, Birmingham and Glasgow throughout November - December.
Myles Smith
Myles Smith has announced his biggest solo tour due to take place in February 2025. His tour, called the 'We Were Never Strangers' tour, will start on 15th February in Leeds, before finishing in London on 26th February.
Craig David
Craig David will be going on tour in February 2025, with special guest Lemar. The singer has announced a series of dates across the UK, including Leeds, Glasgow, Newcastle and many more.
Sabrina Carpenter
'Espresso' icon Sabrina Carpenter will be gracing the UK & Ireland with dates on her 'Short N' Sweet Tour' in March 2025. The tour is in support of her sixth studio album of the same name, and will also see her perform across North America and Europe.
Olly Murs
Olly Murs has announced a huge 16 date UK and Ireland tour for April and May 2025. The tour is to celebrate 15 years in music, and he will be joined by special guests Blue.
Dua Lipa
Not only did Dua Lipa delight fans when she announced a new UK date for her 'Radical Optimism' tour - performing at Wembley Stadium in London - but she upped the excitement as she added another date, due to popular demand. She will be performing at the world-famous venue on Friday 20th and Saturday 21st June 2025.
Billie Eilish
Billie Eilish has announced her 'Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour' will be coming to the UK in July 2025. Billie will be performing 12 dates across Glasgow, London and Manchester.
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