Lewis Capaldi announces UK tour including Birmingham show: how to get tickets and presale details

Lewis Capaldi has announced a UK and European tour that will take place in 2023 which includes a huge show at Birmingham’s Utilita Arena. He will open his 31-date tour in Leeds on Saturday, January 14.

The tour includes 12 further dates in the UK and Ireland, as well as a number across all the major European cities and arenas and comes alongside the reveal of Capaldi’s new album ‘Broken By Desire To Be Heavenly Sent’.

Capaldi has long teased the new album, as well as a tour which is highly anticipated. The new record is set for release on May 19, 2023.

Ticketing details for the Birmingham gig have been confirmed, such as how fans of the Scot can get in early via a global presale. Here is everything you need to know about Lewis Capaldi’s huge Birmingham show.

When will Lewis Capaldi perform in Birmingham as part of his tour?

Midlands fans of Lewis Capaldi will not need to wait long to watch him perform renowned tracks such as recent hit ‘Forget Me’, as well as ‘Someone You Loved’ and ‘Before You Go’. The musician’s show at Birmingham’s Utilita Arena is scheduled to take place on Thursday, 26 January in 2023.

How to get tickets to Lewis Capaldi’s Birmingham show

Tickets will first be available to those interested in attending the Birmingham show via a global presale. It is dated to open on Wednesday, October 26 2022. To take advantage of the presale, you will need to preorder Capaldi’s upcoming new album ‘Broken By Desire To Be Heavenly Sent’ via his official website. Due to the size of the demand, the website crashed as fans rushed to the site to try and grab themselves both the album and a presale slot as quickly as possible.

If for whatever reason you do not wish to take advantage of the presale to attend Capaldi’s Birmingham gig, there are other avenues. General admission will become available for purchase when tickets go on sale on Friday, October 28 via Ticketmaster.

Full list of Lewis Capaldi’s UK 2023 tour dates

JANUARY

• Sat 14th -  Leeds, First Direct Arena
• Mon 16th - Sheffield, Utilita Arena
• Wed 18th - Manchester, AO Arena
• Thu 19th - Liverpool, M&S Bank Arena
• Sat 21st  - Newcastle, Utilita Arena
• Mon 23 - Aberdeen, P&J Live
• Tue 24th - Glasgow, OVO Hydro
• Thu 26th - Birmingham, Utilita Arena
• Fri 27th - Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena
• Sun 29th - Belfast, SSE Arena
• Mon 30th - Dublin, 3Arena

FEBRUARY

• Wed 1st - Cardiff, International ArenaThu 2nd - Exeter, Westpoint Arena

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