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Don't miss The Script's UK 2020 tour

11 October 2019, 08:30 | Updated: 15 March 2020, 00:02

The Script are set to tour the UK, make sure you don't miss out. Picture: Andrew Whitton

Don't miss the stadium-filling trio when they embark on a UK tour next year.

Irish alt-pop trio The Script will embark on a UK tour in 2020 - and tickets go on sale next week.

The band, singer Danny O'Donoghue, guitarist Mark Sheehan and drummer Glen Power, have recently thrilled fans with their new album Sunsets & Full Moons, and will be taking showcasing some of their new music alongside hits and favourites.

Singer Becky Hill has been confirmed as support for The Script’s 2020 tour.

Over their 12 year career, they have clocked up a staggering 6 billion streams, 30 million single sales, 10.8 million album sales, over 12 million monthly Spotify listeners and 1.8 million ticket sales - and their star is showing np sign of waning.

Their inclusive, uplifting songwriting has helped them become an arena-filling band with a fervent fan base the world over.

The new LP is regarded as a sequel to The Script’s much-loved debut album due to the heartbreaking circumstances they were conceived in.

Both albums emerged from emotionally turbulent times, Danny sadly lost his father around the time of the release of their debut, and a decade later lost his mother as they worked on this album - with both his parents passing on Valentine’s Day.

He said: “I think it’s the most poignant record we’ve ever made. Our music was always about being together with the audience, and writing about your own feelings, and sharing them.

“No matter how deep and dark it gets, it’s going to be daylight again.”

The new LP is regarded as a sequel to The Script’s much-loved debut album due to the heartbreaking circumstances they were conceived in.

He said: “I think it’s the most poignant record we’ve ever made. Our music was always about being together with the audience, and writing about your own feelings, and sharing them.

“No matter how deep and dark it gets, it’s going to be daylight again.”