McFly have announced the exciting news that they will be going on a UK tour in October and November later this year to mark the 20th anniversary since the boy band was first formed.
The 'Obviously' hit-makers is set to release their seventh album Power to Play later this summer. They first got together in 2003 and shot to fame after supporting the boy band Busted during their tour in 2004.
Here is everything you need to know about when they are coming to London, where else they're touring in the UK and how to get tickets to their performance.
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When are McFly coming to London?
The boy band are taking to the stage at The Alexandra Palace on October 27 2023.
Where else are they touring?
McFly's tour is a month long and they are starting in Bristol and ending in Nottingham. Here are all the key dates and venues to look out for:
- Monday 23 October: Bristol (O2 Academy)
- Tuesday 24 October: Bristol (O2 Academy)
- Wednesday 25 October: Norwich (The Nick Rayns LCR, UEA)
- Friday 27 October: London (Alexandra Palace)
- Saturday 28 October: Bournemouth (BIC)
- Sunday 29 October: Southampton (O2 Guildhall)
- Tuesday 31 October: Birmingham (O2 Academy)
- Wednesday 1 November: Birmingham (O2 Academy)
- Thursday 2 November: Norwich (The Nick Rayns LCR, UEA)
- Saturday 4 November: Edinburgh (Usher Hall)
- Sunday 5 November: Newcastle (O2 City Hall)
- Monday 6 November: Newcastle (O2 City Hall)
- Wednesday 8 November: Glasgow (Barrowland)
- Monday 13 November: Leeds (O2 Academy)
- Thursday 16 November: Manchester (O2 Victoria Workhouse)
- Sunday 19 November: Manchester (O2 Victoria Workhouse)
- Tuesday 21 November: Nottingham (Rock City)
- Wednesday 22 November: Nottingham (Rock City)
How do I get tickets?
General sale tickets will go on sale on Ticketmaster. Fans can get early access to presale tickets by pre-ordering McFly's new album on their website before 3pm on Tuesday 2nd May. They will then be sent a special pre-sale code which will give them access to early bird tickets.
You can buy the album in different formats, including a CD (£11), a casette (£11) or a yellow vinyl (£25). There are also a number of bundles on offer, such as a bear T-shirt, signed postcard and a choice of album format.
Tickets for the UK tour will then go on general sale from May 5.
For general sale visit Ticketmaster. You can visit their website here.
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