Jamie Lawson will support Ed Sheeran on his UK and Ireland stadium tour, which kicks off in May.
The jaunt opens in Cork on 4th May and it includes four sold-out nights at London’s Wembley Stadium. Anne-Marie will also be one of the support acts for the huge tour.
On the news of him opening the tour, Jamie says; āIt’s with continued respect and amazement that I see Ed Sheeran play to bigger and bigger audiences, it’s pretty remarkable what he’s achieving. I’m very excited that I get to be a part of that journey again by opening for him on his stadium tour in Ireland, UK and Europe. I’ll be bringing the band with me too which means I’ll get to play the new single āFall Into Meā in all its glory! I’ll see those of you with tickets very soon. I canāt wait.ā
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Ahead of the tour, Lawson has released new single Fall into Me taken from his latest album Happy Accidents. For Happy Accidents, Lawson teamed up with producer Joe Chiccarelli (Rufus Wainwright, The Killers).
To date Lawson has amassed more than 238 million combined digital streams and 28 million YouTube views.
Lawson will be supporting Ed Sheeran on the following UK and Ireland dates:
May
4th – Cork, PĆ”irc UĆ Chaoimh
5th – Cork, PĆ”irc UĆ Chaoimh
6th – Cork, PĆ”irc UĆ Chaoimh
9th – Belfast, Boucher Playing Fields
12th – Galway, Pearse Stadium
13th – Galway, Pearse Stadium
16th – Dublin, Phoenix Park
18th – Dublin, Phoenix Park
19th – Dublin, Phoenix Park
24th – Manchester, Etihad Stadium
25th – Manchester, Etihad Stadium
26th – Manchester, Etihad Stadium
27th – Manchester, Etihad Stadium
June
1st – Glasgow, Hampden Park
2nd – Glasgow, Hampden Park
3rd – Glasgow, Hampden Park
8th – Newcastle, St Jamesā Park
9th – Newcastle, St Jamesā Park
10th – Newcastle, St Jamesā Park
14th – London, Wembley Stadium
15th – London, Wembley Stadium
16th – London, Wembley Stadium
17th – London, Wembley Stadium
21st – Cardiff, Principality Stadium
22nd – Cardiff, Principality Stadium
23rd – Cardiff, Principality Stadium
24th – Cardiff, Principality Stadium