Cities with two nights
4 of the 10 tour cities have two nights. Here is why that matters for ticket availability and travel planning.
Two-night cities
| City | Venue | Dates | Nights |
|---|---|---|---|
| Birmingham | Symphony Hall | 28–29 Sept 2027 | 2 |
| Edinburgh | Edinburgh Playhouse | 7–8 Oct 2027 | 2 |
| Manchester | O2 Apollo | 21–22 Oct 2027 | 2 |
| London | Eventim Apollo | 30–31 Oct 2027 | 2 |
Why two nights helps
- Better availability: If the first night sells out, the second night often still has tickets. Check both before looking at resale.
- More flexibility: You can choose the night that fits your schedule — midweek, weekend, or whichever is cheaper.
- Different seats: If the seat you want is gone for one night, it may be available on the other.
- Travel planning: If you are travelling from further away, you have more dates to build your trip around.
Single-night cities
The remaining 6 cities have one night each. If your date sells out, the nearest alternative may be a two-night city:
| City | Venue | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Nottingham | Royal Concert Hall | 30 Sept 2027 |
| Leicester | De Montfort Hall | 1 Oct 2027 |
| Newcastle | O2 City Hall | 6 Oct 2027 |
| Cardiff | New Theatre | 13 Oct 2027 |
| Bath | The Forum | 14 Oct 2027 |
| Portsmouth | Guildhall | 15 Oct 2027 |