The Shires Announce Intimate 2024 UK Tour
Britain’s most successful country music act The Shires (Ben Earle and Crissie Rhodes) have this week announced the full details of their intimate acoustic tour for 2024. The ‘Two Of Us’ run of dates will see the duo playing across the UK for a special show with just the both of them on stage for what promises to be an incredible experience.
The Shires’ phenomenal record-breaking achievements and accolades speak for themselves having scored three consecutive UK Top 3 albums, and four #1 UK Country albums, all whilst amassing more than 100 million streams, two Gold-certified records, and countless sold-out headline shows, including filling the iconic Royal Albert Hall along the way.
And their success isn’t slowing down. They will embark on this run of dates in 2024 starting in Frome on April 20th, and they will bring the tour to a close on June 23rd in Glasgow. The up-close-and-personal gigs will see Ben and Crissie performing hits from all their hit records, and there are sure to be some new songs in there too.
2024 TOUR DATES:
April 20th: Frome Cheese and Grain
April 21st: Chelmsford Theatre
April 27th: Brighton St. George’S Church
April 28th: Hayes Beck Theatre
May 4th: Norwich UEA
May 5th: Southend Palace Theatre
May 11th: Manchester RNCM Theatre*
May 12th: Stroud Sub Rooms
May 16th: Birmingham Town Hall*
May 17th Warwick Arts Centre
May 19th: Newark Palace Theatre
May 25th: Tunbridge Wells Assembly Hall Theatre
May 26th: Milton Keynes The Stables
May 31st: London Union Chapel*
June 10th: Bromley Churchill Theatre
June 16th: Sunderland Fire Station
June 22nd: Edinburgh Queen’s Hall
June 23rd: Glasgow Oran Mor
Tickets for The Shires’ 2024 UK tour go on sale this Friday (December 15th) at 10am GMT, they promise to sell fast so be sure to grab yours while you can to be a part of what is sure to be a truly incredible night of outstanding British country-pop from the leading lights of the UK scene.
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