Adam Ant reschedules Antmusic tour for 2025 and adds new shows: Dates, venues and how to buy tickets

4 December 2024, 10:06

"I'm really looking forward to the thrills and spills of playing live, again... there's nothing like it!"

Adam Ant has rescheduled his eagerly anticipated Antmusic tour.

The former Adam and the Ants frontman was due to take to the road in October and November just gone, but was forced to delay the shows due to ill health.

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Existing tickets for concerts that have been rescheduled will be valid for the new dates, while further tickets for the Antmusic 2025 Tour go on sale this Friday (December 6) at 10am via BookingsDirect.com.

Adam said: “Performing live brings me such personal joy. I’m now feeling fine and dandy and very much looking forward to these new shows.

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He had previously said of the planned concerts: "I'm really looking forward to the thrills and spills of playing live, again... there's nothing like it!"

Adam Ant has regularly toured over the last decade, though his last studio album was 2013 Adam Ant Is the Blueblack Hussar in Marrying the Gunner's Daughter.

The full Antmusic 2025 tour dates are as follows:

• Thursday, October 23 - Bournemouth, Pavilion (New Show)
• Friday, October 24 - Cardiff, Utilita Arena (New Show)
• Monday, October 27 - Glasgow, Royal Concert Hall
• Wednesday, October 29 - Gateshead, The Glasshouse International Centre for Music
• Thursday, October 30 - Stockton, Globe (New Show)
• Saturday, November 1 - Portsmouth, Guildhall (New Show)
• Sunday, November 2 - London, Roundhouse
• Monday, November 3 - Brighton, Dome
• Thursday, November 6 - Southend, Cliffs Pavilion
• Monday, November 10 - Bristol, Beacon
• Tuesday, November 11 - Watford, Colosseum (New Show)
• Wednesday, November 12 - Nottingham, Royal Concert Hall
• Saturday, November 15 - Birmingham, Symphony Hall
• Sunday, November 16 - Liverpool, Philharmonic Hall
• Monday, November 17 - Cambridge, Corn Exchange
• Wednesday, November 19 - York, Barbican
• Thursday, November 20 - Leicester, De Montfort Hall
• Friday, November 21 - Manchester, Bridgewater Hall
• Sunday, November 23 - Sheffield, City Hall
• Monday, November 24 - Milton Keynes, Theatre (New Show)
• Tuesday, November 25 - Basingstoke, The Anvil (New Show)