Ian Brown has announced details of his first UK headline tour in a decade – see the full schedule below. Tickets will be available here.
The Stone Roses frontman will return to the stage across September and October, after refusing to play any shows at venues that had COVID restrictions in place during the pandemic.
The new tour dates begin in Leeds at the O2 Academy on September, running through to early October when he’ll headline Brixton Academy in London.
See the full list of dates below and pick up tickets here from 9.30am GMT on Friday (March 18).
SEPTEMBER 2022
25 – Leeds, O2 Academy
26 – Glasgow, O2 Academy
27 – Edinburgh, O2 Academy
29 – Newcastle, O2 City Hall
30 – Manchester, O2 Victoria Warehouse
OCTOBER 2022
1 – Liverpool, Mountford Hall
3 – Birmingham, O2 Academy
4 – Bournemouth, O2 Academy
6 – Nottingham, Rock City
7 – London, O2 Academy Brixton
Ian Brown will be touring across the UK in Sept/Oct 2022. This will be Ian’s first solo headline tour in over a decade. Tickets are on sale at 9:30am on Fri from: https://t.co/qK0wV6Qhji.
Sign up for pre-sale access, taking place at 9:30am on Wed, via https://t.co/wl5RSQTthu. pic.twitter.com/Ms7WDqEazm
— Ian Brown (@ianbrown) March 14, 2022
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Last summer, he was removed from the TRNSMT Festival line-up in Glasgow due to attendees being required to show proof of a negative lateral flow test or be fully vaccinated to gain entry. He also cancelled his Neighbourhood Weekender performance for similar reasons. for 2021.