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Published 17:00 24 Mar 2025 GMT
Updated 17:00 24 Mar 2025 GMT

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Mumford and Sons have added extra UK dates to their 2025 tour due to demand.
The group recently announced details of their headline tour in support of their upcoming album 'Rushmere'.
After releasing tickets for the initial run the band have now added shows in Newcastle and Leeds as part of the tour.
They'll perform at Utilita Arena on 29 November and First Direct Arena on 30 November.
The tour will begin with two outdoor shows this summer at Dublin's Malahide Castle and Verona's Arena di Verona.
They'll then return to Europe in late 2025 with shows in the likes of Stockholm, Copenhagen, Berlin, Antwerp, Paris, Milan, Barcelona and Lisbon.
The originally announced UK leg of the tour includes dates in Glasgow, Manchester, Sheffield, Birmingham and Cardiff before finishing up at London's O2 Arena on 10 December.
It'll mark their first headline tour across the UK and Europe since 2019, having played a string of festivals in 2023.
It's in support of their forthcoming album Rushmere, which is due for release on 28 March and marks their first album in seven years.
Ahead of tickets going on sale for Mumford and Sons' extra tour dates, you can find out everything you need to know below.
Tickets for their newly announced UK shows in Newcastle and Leeds go on general sale at 10am on Thursday, 27 March via:
For tickets to their other European shows head to the following:
29 November – Utilita Arena, Newcastle - Ticketmaster / AXS
30 November – First Direct Arena, Leeds - Ticketmaster / AXS
2 December – OVO Hydro, Glasgow - Ticketmaster
3 December – Co-op Live, Manchester - Ticketmaster
5 December – Utilita Arena, Sheffield - Ticketmaster
7 December – Utilita Arena, Birmingham - Ticketmaster / AXS
8 December – Utilita Arena, Cardiff - Ticketmaster
10 December – The O2, London - Ticketmaster / AXS
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