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Gary Barlow is back on tour this year with his best solo hits. Here's everything you need to know ticket prices, venues and potential set list.
Take That star Gary Barlow is heading out on an epic solo tour in 2025, titled Songbook.
Hitting top venues across the UK including London, Edinburgh, Cardiff and Liverpool, the singer will be playing his most iconic hits from the band and his solo career, including the likes of 'Back for Good', 'Let Me Go' and 'A Million Love Songs'.
Gary has released six solo studio albums to date in his solo career with the most recent in 2021 called The Dream of Christmas, and the most recent non-festive album was 2020's Music Played by Humans.
Take That's last album was 2023's This Life, released with the band as a trio of Barlow, Mark Owen and Howard Donald, which was supported by an 80-date global tour.
Set to hit the road with his solo Songbook tour, here's everything you need to know from dates, venues, ticket availability and support acts.
Don't worry too much Gary fans as the father of three is making sure there are plenty of dates and places on his Songbook tour for everyone to see.
The full tour dates are as follows:
Tickets went on sale for all shows on Friday, November 29 meaning a few venues have now completely sold out. Isle of Man, Wolverhampton, London, Nottingham and Dublin are some of those concerts.
There are still tickets available for Cornwall, Manchester, Nottingham and Halifax. Please be sure to check Ticketmaster or GaryBarlow.com for your chosen venue to see what tickets are left to purchase.
Ticket prices depend on venue and type but generally, they began at £69 for standing going all the way up to £125 for certain VIP packages.
As one of the most respected artists in the UK industry, Gary was of course going to secure some equally as brilliant support acts for his Songbook tour.
From the 17th April to the 7th June, Gary will be supported by Brad Kella, the winner of season 2 The Piano.
For the last remaining dates, 10-21st June, he will be joined by Beverley Knight, famous for songs including 'Shoulda Woulda Coulda', 'Made It Back' and 'Keep This Fire Burning'.
Still in rehearsals for this tour, his set list has remained top secret for now. As soon as he hits the stage for the first time in Isle of Man we'll have a stronger idea of what songs and in what order he'll be playing.
We can make some logical guesses though that he'll play some of his fan favourites including 'Let Me Go', 'Forever Love' and 'Shame'.
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