Little Mix announces 2021 tour - here’s how to get tickets
The Confetti tour follows the announcement of an upcoming album of the same name.
This year may not have been a fantastic year for live music, but we are beginning to see a sprinkle of new tour announcements.
Little Mix are the latest to announce a 2021 tour. The British girl band confirmed their 2021 UK tour for April and May next year.
The Confetti Tour is named after their upcoming album of the same name, which is due to be released on 6th November.
Confetti will be the sixth studio album from the band and the track list will include singles 'Break Up Song' and 'Holiday', both of which were released were released earlier this year.
Later this month, the band will also be a part of a BBC talent show, Little Mix: The Search, in which the popstars search for the next big group.
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The show debuts on Saturday 26th September on BBC One and the winners will get the chance to support Little Mix on their upcoming Confetti tour.
The band announced the 2021 tour on Twitter saying they “really missed performing” for fans.
When is Little Mix’s 2021 UK and Ireland tour?
The band’s Confetti tour will last for a month, kicking off in Dublin on 28th April 2021 and finishing in Manchester on 29th May.
How to get Little Mix UK tour tickets for 2021
Tickets for general release are available through official vendor Ticketmaster. There was also an early pre-sale through Little Mix’s official website for those who have pre-ordered the new album.
When do Little Mix 2021 UK tour tickets go on sale?
The official general release date for tickets is Friday 25th September, available from 9am.
There was also a presale available exclusively to fans who register for access or pre-order Little Mix’s album in any format from the band’s official website before 3pm on Tuesday 22nd September.
The pre-sale will launch the next morning on Wednesday 23rd September at 9am.
Which UK venues will Little Mix tour in 2021?
Little Mix will be performing at venues across the UK and Ireland:
- 28th April: 3Arena, Dublin – get tickets
- 1st May: SSE Arena, Belfast – get tickets
- 4th May: M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool – get tickets
- 5th May: Flydsa Arena, Sheffield – get tickets
- 7th May: Utilita Arena, Newcastle – get tickets
- 8th May: Utilita Arena, Newcastle – get tickets
- 10th May: Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff – get tickets
- 11th May: First Direct Arena, Leeds – get tickets
- 13th May: The O2, London – get tickets
- 14th May: The O2, London – get tickets
- 17th May: Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham – get tickets
- 20th May: Resorts World Arena, Birmingham – get tickets
- 21st May: Resorts World Arena, Birmingham – get tickets
- 24th May: The SSE Hydro, Glasgow – get tickets
- 25th May: The SSE Hydro, Glasgow – get tickets
- 28th May: AO Arena, Manchester – get tickets
- 29th May: AO Arena, Manchester – get tickets
