Tickets for Mae Muller's UK and Ireland tour are now on sale
She'll also be performing at Hits Live Liverpool
Mae Muller is this year's Eurovision Song Contest entrant, with her song 'I Wrote A Song' and she will be going on tour later this year! Mae, who has also had success on Sigala's hit 'Feels This Good', announced six dates across the UK and Ireland last week.
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Sharing details with her fans on Instagram, Mae revealed she would be playing in Glasgow, Manchester, London, Birmingham, Leeds and Dublin, throughout November this year.
She captioned her post: 'guys i'm playing a run of headline shows later this year!!!! 😭 you can pre-order a special edition signed CD of my debut album (scream) RIGHT NOWW to get pre-sale access!! this version will never be available again so it’s now or never to grab yours!! i can’t wait to tell you more and i can’t wait to see u all, a slay of truly enormous proportion!!! ❤️
'pre-order before tues 4pm bst, general on-sale friday 10am bst x'. (sic)
When is Mae Muller on tour?
Mae will be performing six dates in the UK and Ireland, see the full list of dates below:
November 2023
Glasgow, SWG3 (TV Studio) - Mon 20th
Manchester, O2 Ritz - Tue 21st
London, Roundhouse - Thu 23rd
Birmingham, O2 Institute - Fri 24th
Leeds, Beckett Student's Union - Sat 25th
Dublin, Academy - Mon 27th
How to buy tickets to see Mae Muller
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Mae knows a thing or two about touring, having toured with Little Mix on their 'LM5' tour back in 2019, and told us what she learnt from them.
"Sometimes they would do two shows in one day and that show is like a two and a half hour HIIT class whilst singing! Honestly the amount of effort and strength it takes is insane," she explained.
"I remember them actually saying to me: 'Just enjoy it, just take this experience.' We're in such a lucky position. I've tried to take that with me through Eurovision as well. Take each day as it comes, enjoy each experience and each lesson. It'll fly by and then I'll be like 'oh, I wish I'd taken that in a bit more'. So that's what I'm trying to do."
Mae's song 'I Wrote A Song'
Mae's Eurovision song isn't just a great bop, it also became the first UK Eurovision entry to debut inside the Top 40 in its first week since 2011! The song was written by Mae with the inspiration being some past relationships, and the music video features the singer along with some dancers.
The video is cleverly shot flicking between scenes that you think are 'normal size' before a 'giant' Mae appears and puts things into perspective.
Watch the music video for Mae Muller's 'I Wrote A Song':
Mae was announced as the UK's Eurovision entrant in March this year, and has also been announced for our sold out Hits Live gig in Liverpool, along with the line-up including Sigala, Tom Grennan, Jess Glynne, Zara Larsson, Joel Corry, Freya Ridings and Ella Henderson.
You can hear Mae Muller's hits on Hits Radio.
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