Aflie Boe adds extra tour dates due to popular demand and now he's performing in Blackpool
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Following a run of sold-out dates across the UK last year, the 50-year-old tenor from Fleetwood announced in November that he will be heading back out on a UK tour in summer 2024.
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Hide AdNow, due to phenomenal demand, Alfie has added five extra dates to his huge UK tour, one of which will take place in Blackpool.
What is the tour?
Called 'Encore', the show follows the release of his Top 10 charting album Open Arms - The Symphonic Songbook, released in October.
The father of two will be playing some fan-favourite songs – including classical hits and musical theatre numbers – as well as a number of covers akin to his latest album which saw him rework versions of rock’s finest tracks such as Bon Jovi’s ‘Livin’ On A Prayer’ and Bryan Adams’ ‘Summer of ‘69.
So far 10 out of the original 13 dates have sold-out!
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The Fleetwood star is bringing his show to the Blackpool Opera House on Friday, July 5- it will now be the finale event to the tour.
Tickets for his Blackpool show go on sale on Thursday, March 28 at 10:00am.
Where else is the tour going?
Thu, May 30: Ipswich, Regent (sold out)
Sat, June 1: Stoke-On-Trent, Regent Theatre (sold out)
Sun, June 2: Salford, Lowry Lyric Theatre (sold out)
Tue, June 4: Perth, Concert Hall (sold out)
Wed, June 5: Gateshead, The Glasshouse International Centre for Music Sage 1 (sold out)
Fri, June 6: Aylesbury, Waterside Theatre (sold out)
Sat, June 8: Eastbourne, Congress Theatre (sold out)
Mon, June 10: Guildford, G Live (sold out)
Tue, June 11: Portsmouth, Guildhall
Thu, June 13: Cardiff, New Theatre (sold out)
Fri, June 14: Bristol, Beacon (sold out)
Sun, June 16: Birmingham, Symphony Hall
Mon, June 17: London, Theatre Royal Drury Lane
NEW SHOWS
Sun, June 30: Skegness Embassy Theatre
Mon, July 1: Southend Cliffs Pavilion
Wed, July 3: Tunbridge Wells Assembly Halls
Thu, July 4: Bournemouth Pavilion Theatre
Fri, July 5: Blackpool Opera House
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