Paolo Nutini announces new UK tour dates ahead of Glastonbury set
The Scottish singer will perform in six cities in his biggest ever UK tour
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Your support makes all the difference.Paolo Nutini has announced a new UK arena tour – and it is set to be his biggest one to date.
The “New Shoes” singer will kick off the six-date extravaganza in Newcastle on 24 October and wrap things up in Manchester on 6 November.
In between Nutini will play in major cities Sheffield, Glasgow and Birmingham, as well as at London’s O2 Arena.
The Scottish singer-songwriter, whose third album, Caustic Love, topped the UK's Official Albums Chart in the spring, is also playing at Glastonbury on Friday - he performed on the Pyramid Stage in 2007 but will be taking to the Other Stage for this year’s revelries.
The five-day festival will see Metallica, Kasabian and Arcade Fire headlining the world-famous musical spectacular, with other major acts on the bill including the Black Keys, Massive Attack and Pixies.
Tickets for Nutini’s tour go on sale at 9am on Friday 4 July. The full list of tour dates is as follows:
Friday 24 October: Newcastle, Metro Radio Arena
Saturday 25 October: Sheffield, Motorpoint Arena
Monday 27 October: Glasgow, Hydro Arena
Thursday 30 October: London, O2 Arena
Wednesday 5th November: Birmingham, LG Arena
Thursday 6 November: Manchester, Phones 4U Arena
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