André Rieu announces 14 tour dates in 2023 including at Birmingham’s Resorts World Arena- how to get tickets

Violin superstar André Rieu will bring his stunning live show to the UK and Ireland this year, and amongst his dates is a visit to Birmingham. André has brought classical music closer to millions of people all over the world and made the waltz an international sensation.

Rieu’s romantic and joyful live shows include a mix of light classics, waltzes, film and opera music and pop songs. With his tours, André Rieu regularly sells more tickets than the world’s most famous pop and rock stars.

One of the most successful violinists and conductors in the world, he performs live for an audience of more than half a million each year and has been touring around the world with his beloved Johann Strauss Orchestra, the biggest private orchestra in the world, for 35 years. His YouTube videos have far over one billion views and 9 million fans follow him on Facebook and each year he breaks records with his much-loved cinema broadcasts.

The recent Christmas album ‘Silver Bells’ charted in top 5 in the UK, which is his 16th album to chart in the UK top 10 with combined sales over 40 million albums worldwide and André also topped the cinema Box Office with his cinema event ‘Live in Dublin’.

André Rieu comes to Birmingham on Saturday April 15. Here’s what you need to know about how to get tickets.

How to get tickets

Tickets are already on sale for André’s UK and Ireland tour in April/May 2023 with his Johann Strauss Orchestra which will be followed by the USA leg of the tour in the Autumn. Tickets for the Birmingham Resorts World Arena gig are on sale via the musicians official website. 

2023 Tour dates

• April 13    London  OVO Arena Wembley
• April 14     London OVO Arena Wembley
• April 15     Birmingham Resorts World Arena    
• April 20    SSE Arena Belfast    
• April 21    Dublin 3Arena                                 
• April 22     Dublin 3Arena                     
• May 10     Nottingham Motorpoint Arena          
• May 11     Leeds First Direct Arena
• May 12     Manchester AO Arena                                 
• May 13      Sheffield Utilita Arena          
• May 25      Aberdeen P&J Live              
• May 26     Glasgow OVO Hydro                       
• May 27     Glasgow OVO Hydro           
• June 24      Liverpool M&S Bank Arena