Seal 2023 anniversary tour dates include London Palladium show
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Seal is set to perform some of his greatest hits to fans on an anniversary tour later this year. The singer will perform a string of shows this September, including one in the capital.
In honour of 30 years of his iconic Seal I and Seal II albums, the 60-year-old singer will take to stages up and down the country this autumn for an anniversary tour. His debut soulful offering dropped in 1991, with his second platinum-selling project following just three years later.
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Hide AdSeal confirmed he would be hitting the road for an anniversary tour in a post on Twitter on Monday (May 15). Addressing fans nationwide, the singer wrote: "Hey UK, I'll see you soon!"
The tour will see the Grammy award-winning artist perform a total of five shows up and down the country this September. His show in the capital will see him take to the stage of the London Palladium.
Seal is no stranger to the venue, having previously performed a couple of shows there in 2018. He also graced the legendary O2 Arena stage in 2015 while supporting Duran Duran.
Here's when tickets go on sale and how fans can bag tickets.
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Celebrating 30 years of Seal I and Seal II, the singer will tour across the UK for a total of five shows in September. The string of shows will kick off on September 12 in Liverpool and will come to an end in the capital at the London Palladium on September 17.
A full list of the anniversary shows is below:
- September 12 - Liverpool Philharmonic
- September 13 - Sheffield City Hall
- September 14 - Wolverhampton The Halls
- September 16 - Manchester Opera House
- September 17 - London Palladium
How to get tickets for the Seal 2023 anniversary tour
The general sale of tickets will start on Friday, May 19. Tickets will be available directly on the London Palladium website as well as Ticketmaster.
Fans may also be able to bag tickets in the presale, which will start on Thursday (May 18), a day before the general sale. Those wanting to join in on the early access event can sign up on the LW Theatres website.
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