The tour will kick off on December 4th at The Motorpoint Arena in Nottingham and conclude on December 18th at The O2 in London. Other venues on the list include The Utilita Arena in Newcastle, The Co-op Live in Manchester and The OVO Hydro in Glasgow.
Along with songs from their new 2025 studio album, fans can expect to hear hits from the band’s huge catalogue including Dakota, Have A Nice Day, Maybe Tomorrow, C’est La Vie, and A Thousand Trees.
The news comes hot on the heels of their summer tour which saw them play to over 500,000 fans including Irish gigs at St Anne's Park in Dublin and Virgin Media Park Cork in June which received rave reviews.
This also included a showstopping headline set at the Isle of Wight festival, which Rolling Stone UK said was “the highlight of the night” that “upheld every expectation” for the 55,000 festival goers.
The band, who have sold more than 10 million albums worldwide over the past three decades, earned their ninth Number 1 album with their thirteenth studio album, ‘Make ‘em Laugh, Make ‘em Cry, Make ‘em Wait’ in May.
Following the death of drummer Stuart Cable in 2010, Kelly and Richard Jones are now joined by Jamie Morrison on drums and guitarist Adam Zindani.
Frontman Kelly Jones told NME in April: “The shows keep getting bigger and bigger wherever we go and the audiences get younger, three generations, two generations, people who followed the band back in the day but there’s also people who have just discovered us now, which is amazing.”
Tickets for the December 2025 arena shows go on sale this Friday 11th July.
No word yet on whether they will add an Irish date, we shall keep our fingers crossed!
