Olly Murs will play a huge show here in Leeds in 2025 as part of his upcoming arena tour.
The popstar has announced a night at the First Direct Arena next spring, hot off the back of his nationwide travels in support of Take That.
He’s announced a massive support act for himself too, bringing along British boyband favourites Blue, The Manc reports.
Olly Murs first rose to stardom when he placed as runner-up in 2009’s The X Factor competition (though his career has soared past winner Joe McElderry’s).
Since then, he’s released seven solo studio albums, including last year’s Marry Me.
His massive hits include Heart Skips a Beat, Dance With Me Tonight, and Troublemaker, and he’s worked with the likes of Rizzle Kicks, Snoop Dogg, Demi Lovato and Flo Rida.
Olly Murs is now heading back out on the road for an all-singing, all-dancing arena tour.
It will include dates in Manchester, Leeds, Sheffield, Liverpool and loads more.
Olly said: “Celebrating 15 unbelievable years doing what I love best will be truly special. But to top it off I’m taking a band with me who I was obsessed with in my college years, BLUE!
“No doubt the pranks and banter will be free-flowing but most importantly it’s going to be a great night for the fans to enjoy, I can’t wait.”
Blue said: “We were really delighted when Olly asked us to join him on his Arena tour next year and can’t wait to get on the road with him in the Spring!
“We are going to have a whole lot of fun and look forward to making him an honorary Blue boy! We’ll be singing the biggest hits and maybe the odd joke here and there – watch out Olly!”
Tickets will go on sale on Friday 13 September at 10am – you can get yours here.
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Olly Murs 2025 tour dates in full
- 24 April – Plymouth, Pavilions
- 26 April – Brighton, Centre
- 27 April – Hull, Connexin Live
- 29 April – Dublin, 3Arena
- 30 April – Belfast, SSE Arena
- 2 May – Glasgow, OVO Hydro
- 3 May – Aberdeen, P&J Live
- 4 May – Newcastle, Utilita Arena
- 6 May – Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena
- 8 May – Manchester, Co-op Live
- 9 May – Leeds, First Direct Arena
- 10 May – Sheffield, Utilita Arena
- 12 May – Cardiff, Utilita Arena
- 15 May – Liverpool, M&S Bank Arena
- 16 May – Birmingham, bp pulse LIVE
- 17 May – London, The O2
Featured image: Mark Hayman
