Sophie Ellis-Bextor announces Christmas Kitchen Disco tour with London Eventim Apollo date: How to get tickets

Sophie Ellis-Bextor has announced she is going on a UK tour in late 2023, with a date in London pencilled in. The pop star will be performing 15 dates across November and December next year.

This will be the second instalment of the Kitchen Disco tour which debuted this year. It was also the name of Ellis-Bextor’s latest album, which was released in 2020 and features all of her greatest hits.

The term ‘Kitchen Disco’ derives as a product of the Covid-19 pandemic. Back during the first lockdown, Ellis-Bextor performed live weekly "Kitchen Disco" concerts featuring herself and her family, streamed live from their kitchen on Instagram.

Taking to Twitter, she said “I am so excited to share with you that the Kitchen Disco is hitting the road again, but this time we’ll be taking Christmas with us. Yes - a Christmas kitchen disco UK tour for Nov/Dec 2023! I’m already so excited to bring the festive party fun - hopefully to a town near you!”

There is also new music on the way too. Her seventh studio album will be released at some point in 2023, with neither the artwork or the date yet to be confirmed. In July 2022, the singer revealed a new single, "Hypnotized", a collaboration with electronic artist Wuh Oh and will feature on her upcoming album.

When is Sophie Ellis-Bextor performing in London?

Ellis-Bextor will be bringing her Kitchen Disco to London on Tuesday, December 5, 2023. She will be performing at the Eventim Apollo in the capital.

How to get tickets to see Sophie Ellis-Bextor in London

Tickets to see the Murder On The Dancefloor hitmaker are not yet on sale. They will first be going on presale via Ticketmaster on Tuesday, December 6 at 10am.

Then, they will be going on general sale, also through Ticketmaster on Wednesday, December 7 at 10am.

Full UK tour dates for Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s Kitchen Disco tour 2023

Thursday, November 23: Bexhill De La Warr Pavilion

Friday, November 24: Southend Cliffs Pavilion

Sunday, November 26: Newcastle City Hall

Monday, November 27: Manchester Bridgewater Hall

Wednesday, November 29: Cambridge Corn Exchange

Thursday, November 30: Ipswich Regent Theatre

Saturday, December 2: Liverpool Philharmonic Hall

Sunday, December 3: Sheffield City Hall

Tuesday, December 5: London Eventim Apollo

Wednesday, December 6: Portsmouth Guildhall

Thursday, December 7: Guildford G Live

Saturday, December 9: Nottingham Royal Concert Hall

Sunday, December 10: York Barbican

Tuesday, December 12: Cardiff St David’s Hall

Thursday, December 14: Birmingham Symphony Hall

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