Alfie Boe announces new UK tour 'Encore': where and when can you see the Blackpool star?

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Blackpool born singing legend Alfie Boe has announced a new tour for next year, here is everything we know so far...

Following a run of sold-out dates across the UK earlier this year, the 50-year-old tenor from Fleetwood has announced he will head back out on a UK tour in summer 2024.

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Alfie released his new Top 10 charting album Open Arms - The Symphonic Songbook in October and is now following its succesful release with a a 13 show tour across the UK called Encore.

What can you expect from the tour?

Alfie Boe is setting of on a new tour in 2024.Alfie Boe is setting of on a new tour in 2024.
Alfie Boe is setting of on a new tour in 2024.

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.

When can you get tickets?

General tickets go on-sale Friday, December 1st at 10 am here.

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Pre-sale tickets are also available through Live Nation on Thursday, November 30, here.

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Where is Alfie performing?

Alfie plays the following 2024 UK tour dates:Thu, May 30: Ipswich, RegentSat, June 1: Stoke-On-Trent, Regent TheatreSun, June 2: Salford, Lowry Lyric TheatreTue, June 4: Perth, Concert HallWed, June 5: Gateshead, The Glasshouse International Centre for Music Sage 1Fri, June 6: Aylesbury, Waterside TheatreSat, June 8: Eastbourne, Congress TheatreMon, June 10: Guildford, G LiveTue, June 11: Portsmouth, GuildhallThu, June 13: Cardiff, New TheatreFri, June 14: Bristol, BeaconSun, June 16, Birmingham, Symphony HallMon, June 17 London, Theatre Royal Drury Lane