Sam Fender Announces Rescheduled Dates For 2021 UK Tour
The fast-rising artist’s second album, ‘Seventeen Going Under’ is also out on October 8.
Sam Fender has announced the rescheduled dates for his postponed 2021 UK tour – see all the details below.
The singer-songwriter was initially due to hit the road in April 2020, but the coronavirus crisis forced him to postpone the dates. He subsequently confirmed that the tour would take place this spring/summer before he was forced to cancel once again.
Today (July 21), Fender announced that the sold-out gigs will now go ahead between August and November 2021. Tickets purchased for the original dates remain valid.
“So happy to finally be able to re-announce these shows!!” Fender wrote. “We’ll be playing some new album tunes alongside some old favourites. I think I might internally combust the first time we walk on stage – so excited, it’s gonna go off.”
The upcoming tour will see Fender perform some of his biggest shows to date, including two nights at London’s Alexandra Palace and a homecoming show at Newcastle Arena.
Sam Fender is set to release his second studio LP Seventeen Going Under on October 8, and has so far previewed the project with its title track.
Speaking to NME this month for a Big Read cover interview, the North Shields artist said that the record is “leagues ahead” of his 2019 debut, Hypersonic Missiles. “I’m more proud of this than anything I’ve ever done,” he explained. “It’s probably the best thing I’ve done in my life.”
He continued: “I just hope people love it as much as I do. With the first album, a lot of those songs were written when I was 19, so I was over half of it [by the time it was released]. Whereas this one is where I’m at now.”
Sam Fender plays the following 2021 UK Tour Dates:
August 12 – Bristol 02 Academy
August 25 – Birmingham, 02 Academy
September 7 – Glasgow, Barrowlands
September 8 – Glasgow, Barrowlands
September 13 – Leicester, De Montfort Hall
September 15 – Manchester, Victoria Warehouse
September 16 – Manchester, Victoria Warehouse
September 25 – London, 02 Academy Brixton
November 18 – Newcastle, Arena
November 20 – London, Alexandra Palace
November 21 – London, Alexandra Palace
November 25 – Cardiff, Arena.
