Becky Hill has announced her biggest headline shows to date with UK arena tour in October 2024.

Becky Hill Tour Dates:

Glasgow OVO Hydro, 12 Oct
Newcastle Utilita Arena, 13
Nottingham Motorpoint Arena, 15
Leeds First Direct Arena, 16
Exeter Westpoint, 18
Birmingham Utilita Arena, 19
Manchester AO Arena, 20
Cardiff Utilita Arena, 22
London OVO Arena Wembley, 24

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NEW 2024 SUMMER SHOWS:

Cheshire Delamere Forest, 13 June
Cork Musgrave Park, 14
Belfast Belsonic, 15
Derby Summer Sessions, 12 July
Newmarket Racecourses, 09 Aug
Durham Hardwick Festival, 16
Edinburgh Summer Sessions, 18
Cardiff Bay The Bay Series, 24
Scarborough Open Air Theatre, 29
Sheffield Rock N Roll Circus, 30
Margate Dreamland, 31

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The British singer-songwriter will hit the road in support of her highly anticipated upcoming second album, slated for release next year.

The arena tour will mark an incredible milestone in Becky’s career. She commented, “This is my biggest tour yet! ARENAS HERE I COME!! I can’t wait to play all my hits for you as well as tracks from my new album. see you there for a party!”

Becky Hill has achieved two BRIT Awards, eighteen Top 40 singles and billions of streams.

Her chart-topping journey has seen her collaborate with some of the world’s most renowned artists and producers. Her chart-smashing pop songs have ignited dancefloors across the globe as well as attracted huge audiences this summer at festivals across the UK such as Glastonbury, Reading & Leeds, Radio 1’s Big Weekend, Parklife and TRNSMT.

Becky Hill has gone from strength to strength since first coming to attention as the voice of Wilkinson’s ‘Afterglow’. She has consistently delivered Top 10 hits including ‘Gecko (Overdrive)’ with Oliver Heldens, ‘Wish You Well’ with Sigala, ‘Remember’ with David Guetta and ‘Crazy What Love Can Do’ with David Guetta and Ella Henderson and more recently ‘Disconnect’ with Chase & Status.

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