Lizzo announces Birmingham show on UK tour: date and how to get tickets including presale for the Utilita Arena

American singer and rapper Lizzo has announced a huge European tour for 2023 - with one show due to take place in Birmingham.

The three time GRAMMY Award-winning, RIAA multi-platinum certified artist has announced the European leg of The Special Tour, kicking off February 17, 2023 in Oslo, Norway at Spektrum before concluding in the U.K.

The tour   follows her recent win for ‘Video for Good Award’ at the 2022 VMA’s for About Damn Time, along with the same track reaching number one on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart and the top 10 in 12 other countries.

Here’s what you need to know about the Birmingham gig, including when Lizzo is in town and how you can get tickets.

When do Lizzo play in Birmingham?

Lizzo brings her European tour to the Utilita Arena in Birmingham on March 9 2023.

How to get tickets to the Lizzo’s Birmingham show

Presale tickets will be available through Live Nation from 12pm on Thursday October 6 whilst tickets will be released on general sale at 12pm on Friday October 7.

Tickets will also be available through The Ticket Factory, the official ticketing partner of the Birmingham Utilita Arena.

Who will support Lizzo in Birmingham?

Singer Songwriter, Joy Crookes will support Lizzo on the U.K. leg of The Special Tour, this includes the gig in Birmingham.

The three-time BRIT nominated rising star has fast cemented herself as an important, influential voice in British music, as well as one of the U.K.’s most exciting new talents.

Her unique approach to storytelling within her songs, partnered with her infectious charisma has seen her become a treasured and trusted new voice.

Joy uses her creativity as a tool to understand her own identity, her place in the world and her relationships within it.

Lizzo  full UK  tour dates

The European tour gets underway in February 2023 and arrives in the UK with a gig in Glasgow on March 8.

• March 8 - Glasgow, UK – OVO Hydro Arena
• March 9 – Birmingham, UK – Utilita Arena
• March 11 – Manchester, UK – AO Arena
• March 13 – Dublin, IE – 3Arena
• March 15 – London, UK – The O2

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