Lionel Richie Reschedules ‘Hello’ UK & Ireland Tour Dates To 2022
The star has rescheduled his shows for a third time “With the ongoing COVID-19 health crisis, keeping everyone’s health and safety in mind.”
Lionel Richie has rescheduled his ‘Hello’ tour dates of the UK and Ireland to 2022 – see his updated schedule below.
The ‘Hello’ tour was originally set to take place in 2020, before being rescheduled to this summer. Now, a third set of dates have been announced due to continued COVID-19 restrictions.
“I was originally scheduled to bring my ‘Hello’ Tour to the UK and Europe in the summer of 2020, but for the health and safety of all, with the world in lockdown, the live music industry was forced to reschedule their 2020 tour dates,” Richie wrote in a statement.
“With the ongoing COVID-19 health crisis, keeping everyone’s health and safety in mind, subsequent rulings and restrictions across the UK and Europe have meant the inevitable postponements of shows and the rescheduling of festivals at which I was scheduled to appear this summer.
You can check out Lionel Richie’s rescheduled UK and Irish tour dates for 2022 below. Tickets and further information about the shows are available at the artist’s official website.
Since the UK government outlined plans for England to gradually exit lockdown by the end of June, a number of festivals including Reading & Leeds have all revealed that they now hope to go ahead as usual in 2021, with other festivals including Parklife and Wireless announcing 2021 dates for September this week. Elsewhere, The east London All Points East Festival, has confirmed its plans to return to Victoria Park across the August Bank Holiday Weekend (27-30), the same weekend that the Victorious Festival is set to take place in Portsmouth.
Lionel Richie’s ‘Hello’ tour includes the following UK and Irish dates in 2022:
June 2 – Cardiff, Castle
June 4 – Dublin, St Anne’s Park
June 5 – Belfast, Ormeau Park
June 12 – Nottingham, Victoria Embankment
June 14 – St Austell, Eden Project
August 7 – Edinburgh, Princes Street Gardens.
Listen to the best of Lionel Richie here.