James Blunt Announces Early 2020 UK Tour

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Following the news that his sixth studio album, ‘Once Upon A Mind’, will be released on October 25^th via Atlantic Records, James Blunt today announces a major 2020 UK and European tour including a must see show at London’s Royal Albert Hall April 7th.

James kicks off the tour February 14^th in Birmingham and finishes at London’s Royal Albert Hall playing shows across Europe throughout the run.

Tickets go on sale Friday September 6^th

James plays the following UK shows:

February

Fri 14^th                        BIRMINGHAM, Arena Birmingham

Sat 15^th                      MANCHESTER, Manchester Arena

Sun 16^th                     HULL, Bonus Arena

Mon 17^th                   NEWCASTLE, Utilita Arena

Wed 19^th                   GLASGOW, SEC Armadillo

Thurs 20^th                   NOTTINGHAM, Nottingham Arena

Fri 21^st                         CARDIFF, Cardiff Arena

Sat 22^nd                     BRIGHTON, Brighton Centre

April

Tues 7^th                      LONDON, Royal Albert Hall

After flirting with electronica on his last album, James Blunt returns to what he does best on new album ‘Once Upon A Mind’, writing classic songs that touch both the heart and the head. Highlights are many and include the breezy first single ‘Cold’, the poignant ballad ‘Monsters’, the pop swagger of ‘5 Miles’ and the country tinged ‘Halfway.’ There’s a warmth that permeates the entire album, and a real sense of personality.

February

Tues 25^th                    BELGIUM, BRUSSELS, Forest National

Wed 26^th                   FRANCE, LILLE, Zenith

Thurs 27^th                   FRANCE, PARIS, Zenith la Vilette

Fri 28^th                        NETHERLANDS, AMSTERDAM, AFAS

March

Sun 1^st                        FRANCE, MARSEILLES, Le Dôme

Mon 2^nd                     FRANCE, LYON, Halle Tony Garnier

Tues 3^rd                      FRANCE, NANTES, Zénith Métropole

Fri 6^th                          CZECH REPUBLIC, PRAGUE, Tipsport Arena

Sat 7^th                        POLAND, GLIWICE, Arena Gliwice

Mon 9^th                     GERMANY, BERLIN, Mercedez—Benz-Arena

Tues 10^th                    GERMANY, LEIPZIG, Arena

Thus 12^th                    GERMANY, HANNOVER, TUI Arena

Fri 13^th                        GERMANY, LINGEN, EmslandArena

Sat 14^th                      GERMANY, HAMBURG, Barclaycard-Arena

Mon 16^th                   GERMANY, MANNHEIM, SAP Arena

Tues 17^th                    GERMANY, COLOGNE, Lanxess Arena

Wed 18^th                   GERMANY, OBERHAUSEN, König-Pilsener Arena

Thurs 19^th                   GERMANY, FRANKFURT, Festhalle

Sat 21^st                       GERMANY, MUNICH, Olympiahalle

Sun 22^nd                    AUSTRIA, INNSBRUCK, Olympiahalle

Tues 24^th                    SWITZERLAND, ZURICH, Hallenstadion Zurich

Wed 25^th                   ITALY, MILAN, Mediolanum Forum

Fri 27^th                        ITALY, PADOVA, GT Geox

Sat 28^th                      ITALY, ROME, Palazzo dello Sport

Mon 30^th                   AUSTRIA, LINZ, TipsArena

Tues 31^st                    AUSTRIA, VIENNA, Stadthalle

April

Wed 1^st                      HUNGARY, BUDAPEST, Arena

Fri 3^rd                          GERMANY, STUTTGART, Hans-Martin-Scleyer-Halle

Sat 4^th                        GERMANY, NUERNBERG, Arena

Sun 5^th                       FRANCE, STRASBOURG, Zenith