Legendary singer-songwriter Chris De Burgh is set to embark on a monumental UK tour next year, 5OLO—‘The 50th Anniversary Tour’, in celebration of his remarkable five-decade career…
Chris de Burgh (Photography by Ruth Medjber)
The seven-date tour opens in Liverpool, Philharmonic Hall on February 21, 2025, taking in London Cadogan Hall – February 28th & March 2nd, 2025, and completes at Birmingham, Symphony Hall on March 3rd,2025 and tickets go on sale now.
With a repertoire spanning over 50 years of music, Chris De Burgh’s live shows have consistently captivated audiences with his emotive performances and timeless hits.
‘The 50th Anniversary Tour’ will showcase the breadth and depth of his musical legacy and will feature classic hits such as: ‘The Lady In Red’, ‘Don’t Pay the Ferryman’, ‘High On Emotion’ and more.
Chris De Burgh will also showcase newer material from his forthcoming album, ‘50,’ which will be released later in the year.
“The tour will be about referring back to when I started out as a single guy with a guitar and piano. So, it will be me performing and talking about music, talking about the origins of the songs and their backgrounds,” says Chris De Burgh.
“Without the love and support of my audiences, I would never have had such a long career.”
Chris De Burgh has sold over 45 million albums worldwide, performed approaching 4,000 concerts globally, and continues to make his music his way for his loyal followers.
He co-created ‘Robin Hood – The Musical’ which has become a smash hit production and will premiere at new locations in Germany, Switzerland, and Austria later this year having initially opened in Fulda and then in Munich and Hameln.
Don’t miss out on the 5OLO tour which will be an unforgettable experience.
2025 UK TOUR DATES:
FEBRUARY
21 – Liverpool, Philharmonic Hall
22 – Harrogate, Convention Centre
25 – Basingstoke, Anvil
26 – Bournemouth, Pavilion
28 – London, Cadogan Hall
MARCH
02 – London, Cadogan Hall
03 – Birmingham, Symphony Hall
Ticket prices:
£60 & £50 at all venues except London which are: £75, £65 & £55.
Available from www.ticketline.co.uk and the venues direct.
Stage times: 7.30 pm except the London March 2nd show is at 6.30pm.