NEW DATE ADDED TO SELL OUT GREATEST HITS TOUR 2020

The tour announcement followed the launch of Rick’s new single ‘Every One Of Us’, featuring on his career-spanning compilation ‘The Best Of Me’

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Rick Astley’s ‘Greatest Hits Tour 2020’ has already seen shows at the Brighton Centre and London’s Royal Albert Hall sell out within just a few days of going on sale. That huge public demand for tickets has resulted in the confirmation of an additional London date at the Palladium on April 14th. 

The tour announcement followed the launch of Rick’s new single ‘Every One Of Us’. It received its world exclusive first play courtesy of The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show on Radio 2, which he followed with a great performance on BBC1’s Saturday evening favourite ‘Pointless’. The song features on his career-spanning compilation ‘The Best Of Me’, which will be released on October 25th.

Fans who pre-order ‘The Best Of Me’ from Rick’s official store (https://RickAstley.lnk.to/storePR) before 5pm on Wednesday October 2nd will receive access to an exclusive 24-hour priority ticket pre-sale. The window opens at 9.30am on Thursday October 3rd and will remain available until tickets go on general sale from 9.30am on Friday Friday October 4th via www.gigsandtours.com and www.ticketmaster.co.uk.

Rick Astley ‘Greatest Hits Tour 2020’ dates are:

APRIL

3rd    Leeds, First Direct Arena

4th    Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena

5th    Glasgow, The SEC Armadillo

7th    Hull, Bonus Arena

9th    Birmingham, Arena

10th  Liverpool, M&S Bank Arena

11th  Newcastle, Utilita Arena

13th  London, Royal Albert Hall (SOLD OUT)

14th  London Palladium (JUST ADDED)

16th  Bournemouth, International Centre

17th  Cardiff, Motorpoint Arena

18th  Brighton, Centre (SOLD OUT)

The tour features special guest KT Tunstall at all shows except for Newcastle and the London Palladium.

Rick Astley has proven to be a consistently huge draw in the live arena. He’s sold over 100,000 tickets to his UK headline shows since releasing his chart-topping album ‘50’ in 2016. This year has seen him complete a gargantuan 38-date stadium tour as special guest to Take That in which he played to over 500,000 people. Meanwhile, festivals have included a headline show at Kew The Music, plus the Isle of Wight, Pub in the Park and Chris Evans’ Carfest.

His shows are a celebration, mixing the famous hits that he made his name with alongside current fan favourites. Rick’s wide-ranging love of music means that his sets are often peppered with some inspired covers – as vintage as AC/DC’s ‘Highway To Hell’ and as contemporary as Calvin Harris and Rag ‘n’ Bone Man’s ‘Giant’.