Sam Fender announces 2022 UK arena tour and special outdoor gig

North Shields music sensation Sam Fender has lined up a headline UK & Ireland arena tour for March and April 2022.

Sam Fender’s Seventeen Going Under Tour opens at Nottingham Motorpoint Arena on Sunday 20th March 2022 and then hits Liverpool M&S Bank Arena, Dublin 3Arena, Glasgow The SSE Hydro Arena, Birmingham Utilita Arena, Brighton Centre and London The SSE Wembley Arena before culminating with a homecoming gig at Newcastle Utilita Arena on Tuesday 5th April 2022.

Following the arena dates in the spring, Sam Fender will play an outdoor show at Manchester Castlefield Bowl on Wednesday 6th July 2022.

Sam Fender UK arena tour tickets

Tickets to Sam Fender’s UK tour will be high in demand when they go on sale from Absolute Radio Tickets at 9am on Friday 15th October 2021.

Next year’s dates follow Sam Fender’s completely sold-out autumn 2021 arena tour, which includes two dates at London Alexandra Palace.

Sam Fender’s second studio album ‘Seventeen Going Under’ is released tomorrow (Friday 8th October). It features the Absolute Radio playlisted anthems ‘Seventeen Going Under’ and ‘Get You Down’, plus new single ‘Spit It Out.’

Sam Fender premiered the powerful music video for ‘Spit Of You’ yesterday, which stars iconic Help, This Is England and Time actor Stephen Graham as his dad.

Sam Fender’s UK & Ireland arena tour dates:

MARCH 2022

Nottingham Motorpoint Arena – Sun 20th

Liverpool M&S Bank Arena – Mon 21st

Dublin 3Arena - Thu 24th

Glasgow The SSE Hydro Arena – Sat 26th

Birmingham Utilita Arena – Sun 27th

Brighton Centre – Wed 30th

APRIL 2022

London The SSE Wembley Arena – Fri 1st

Newcastle Utilita Arena – Tue 5th

JULY 2022

Manchester Castlefield Bowl – Wed 6th

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