A look back at Daniel Bedingfield's UK tour
It celebrated 20 years of 'Gotta Get Thru This'
Last updated 24th Apr 2024
Daniel Bedingfield, the singer known for his early noughties hits 'Gotta Get Thru This', 'If You're Not The One', and 'Never Gonna Leave Your Side', has now finished his UK tour. The tour took place to celebrate his classic album 'Gotta Get Thru This' which was released back in 2002.
Announcing his tour back in January on Instagram, Daniel wrote: 'I’m so excited to announce a run of UK shows this April to celebrate over 20 years of ‘Gotta Get Thru This’ 🎉 Register now for pre-sale access via the link in my bio! Tickets go on general sale 10am this Friday via Gigs and Tours and Ticketmaster.'
Thousands of fans liked the news on Instagram, with hundreds also leaving comments, including his sister Nikola who wrote: '🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌 yayayaya!!!!'. Pixie Lott also commented: '😍', while a fan said: 'One of my all time fav albums, every song is great on the album'.
Before he started his first night in Manchester on 21st April, Daniel took to Instagram to share a video of him preparing for his gig, where he told his fans: "This is so trippy, I forgot how big 15,000 people is!"
Daniel performed three dates in Manchester, Birmingham and London, and ahead of his last date in London, he took to Instagram once again, telling his fans: "20 years, it's gonna be good!"
Daniel's album 'Gotta Get Thru This' was released back in 2002, and was certified 5× Platinum in the UK, as well as going to Number 2 here. The title track, which was released a year earlier, was also nominated for a Grammy for Best Dance Recording.
When is Daniel Bedingfield performing in the UK?
Daniel's tour has now finished, he performed three dates in April, in Manchester, Birmingham and London.
April 2024
Manchester, Bridgewater Hall - Sun 21st
Birmingham, Symphony Hall - Mon 22nd
London Palladium - Tue 23rd
What did Daniel perform on tour?
In an interview with us, Daniel teased some new music saying: "(I'm) gonna do some of the old, you know, old songs and then a couple of covers," he explained. "And then I've been recording for 20 years and I haven't released anything. I haven't wanted to, so..."
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