Olly Murs will take his Marry Me Tour to arenas across the UK in spring 2023 plus special guests Scouting For Girls.

Olly Murs Tour Dates:

Glasgow OVO Hydro, 21 April
Newcastle Utilita Arena, 22
Cardiff International Arena, 24
Cardiff International Arena, 25
Nottingham Motorpoint Arena, 27
Leeds First Direct Arena, 28
London The O2, 29
Bournemouth Intl Centre, 01 May
Brighton Centre, 02
Birmingham Resorts World Arena, 04
Manchester AO Arena, 05
Newmarket Racecourse, 18 Aug
Newbury Racecourse, 19
Stoke-on-Trent Trentham Live, 20
Liverpool M&S Bank Arena, 22
Scarborough Open Air Theatre, 23 
Margate Dreamland, 25
Doncaster Wild Live Series, 26
Colchester Castle Park, 27
Plymouth Pavilions, 28 ***NEW SHOW***

Tickets on sale now & Friday (17 February) at 10am from Gigantic Ticketmaster AXS See Tickets

Special guests confirmed for UK arena tour dates including Sir Alex Ferguson (Glasgow), Ant & Dec (Newcastle), Sir Tom Jones (Cardiff), Vicky McClure (Nottingham), Keith Lemon (Leeds), Ainsley Harriot (London), Harry Redknapp (Bournemouth), Zoe Ball (Brighton), Emma Willis (Birmingham), Aitch (Manchester), John Bishop (Liverpool) & Ronan Keating,

The tour will be in support of the chart-topping star’s first new studio album in over four years ‘Marry Me’, due out on 02 December 2022.

The singer-songwriter has also unveiled the record’s first single ‘Die Of A Broken Heart’. Describing the song he said, “It has that steel drum at the intro, which just gets in your head straight away. It has a very Gotye, ‘Somebody I Used to Know’ feel to it, with a touch of The Police – and just a coolness to it. That really excited me.”

WATCH THE OFFICIAL LYRICAL VIDEO HERE:

Olly Murs has released six multi-platinum albums to date as well as achieved four No.1 UK albums, four No.1 UK singles, six million Spotify monthly listeners, 800 million YouTube views and 1.8 million tour tickets sold.

MARRY ME 💒 02.12.22

My brand new album is available to pre-order/ pre-save and pre-add NOW https://t.co/y9aX38WJn2 pic.twitter.com/jd1H60ymLz

— Olly Murs (@ollymurs) October 7, 2022

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