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Published 15:16 23 Apr 2025 BST
Updated 15:16 23 Apr 2025 BST

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Olly Murs is heading out on his 2025 UK and Ireland tour soon - and fan can still get their hands on tickets.
It's set to begin this week (24 April) at Plymouth Pavilions, with shows planned for Brighton, Newcastle, Dublin, Nottingham, Liverpool and Leeds.
The singer is also playing multiple arena shows in Glasgow, Manchester, London and Birmingham, which were added due to demand.
He'll then resume the tour in the summer with a string of outdoor shows in Lincoln, Bristol, Halifax, Chelmsford and Margate.
It's dubbed the 15 Years of Hits Tour, so fans can expect to hear some of his biggest songs during the set.
This includes number ones "Dance with Me Tonight", "Troublemaker" and "Please Don't Let Me Go" as well as "Dear Darlin'", "Kiss Me" and "Wrapped Up".
Ahead of Olly Murs' tour kicking off this month you can find out how to still get tickets below.
There's a number of ways to still get tickets for Olly Murs' upcoming UK and Ireland tour dates.
This includes Ticketmaster and AXS, where at the time of writing there's low and limited availability across the run. This include's via Ticketmaster's fan-to-fan resale service, which allows fans who can no longer attend to list their tickets at face value or less.
Fans can also get their hands on hospitality tickets for shows in Manchester, Birmingham, London, Liverpool, Leeds, Aberdeen, Newcastle and Hull with Seat Unique. The prices start at £95 and include premium seats, access to hospitality lounges and food & drink.
You can also get tickets from fan-to-fan resale site Twickets, which allows fans to list their tickets at face value or less. At the time of writing there’s availability across the tour's run.
Other options include resale sites like StubHub, Vivid Seats and Viagogo, which have a number of different ticket options if you're looking for a specific section.
To get Olly Murs tickets head to:
24 April - Plymouth Pavilions
26 April - Brighton Centre
27 April - Hull, Connexin Live
29 April - Dublin, 3Arena
30 April - Belfast, The SSE Arena
2 May - Glasgow, OVO Hydro
3 May - Aberdeen, P&J Live
4 May - Newcastle, Utilita Arena
6 May - Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena
8 May - Manchester, Co-op Live
9 May - Leeds, First Direct Arena
12-13 May - Cardiff, Utilita Arena
15 May - Liverpool, M&S Bank Arena
16 May - Birmingham, bp pulse Live
17 May - London, The O2
18 May - London, OVO Arena Wembley
22 May - Glasgow OVO Hydro
23 May - Manchester, AO Arena
24 May - Birmingham, bp pulse Live
25 May - London, The O2
25 June - Lincoln Castle
27 June - Cartmel The Racecourse
29 June - Bristol Sounds
4 July - Llangollen Live
5 July - Halifax, The Piece Hall
6 July - Chelmsford City Racecourse
13 July - Cork, Live At The Marquee
15 August - Margate Dreamland
16 August - Norwich Earlham Park, Rock n Roll Circus