Anastacia announces ‘Not That Kind’ 25th anniversary tour dates
Anastacia announces ‘Not That Kind’ 25th anniversary tour dates. (Marco Steinbrenner/DeFodi Images via Getty Images)
Anastacia has announced details of a headline UK and European tour – and this is how to get tickets.
The singer will embark on the Not That Kind tour next year, which marks the 25th anniversary of her debut album. Fans can get their hands on tickets from 10am local time on 5 July via Ticketmaster.
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Announcing the tour, she told fans: “Get ready for an unforgettable experience as we hit the road to celebrate 25 years of music, memories and magic.”
The tour will kick off on 12 March in Barcelona before heading to, among other places, Rome, Vienna, Prague, Berlin, Paris and Hamburg, finishing up in Brussels. The UK and Ireland leg will begin on 16 April in Portsmouth and include stops in Bath, Swansea, Dublin, Belfast, Glasgow and Oxford.
She will also headline shows in Manchester, Nottingham, Newcastle and York before finishing with a date at the London Palladium on 6 May.
Fans can expect to hear tracks from her breakthrough album, Not That Kind, including “I’m Outta Love”, “Made for Lovin’ You” and the title track.
Released in 2000, the album was a success across Europe and Australia, reaching number two in the UK albums chart and selling more than five million copies worldwide.
Fans can also expect to hear other tracks from her back catalogue, including hit singles “Left Outside Alone” and “Sick and Tired”.
Ahead of tickets going on sale, you can find out everything you need to know below.
How to get Anastacia tickets for her UK tour
They go on general sale at 10am on 5 July via Ticketmaster.
An O2 Priority sale takes place from 10am on 3 July. This is available to customers with the O2 app. To access the pre-sale, download or head to the app and select your preferred tour dates.
For details on tickets for the European shows on the tour, you can check the listings below.
What are the tour dates?
- 12-13 March – Barcelona, Parallel 62 – tickets
- 15 March – Madrid, Palacio de Congregos de IFEMA – tickets
- 16 March – Vigo, Spain, Mar de Vigo Auditorium – tickets
- 19 March – Turin, OGR Officine – tickets
- 20 March – Dübendorf, Samsung Hall Zurich – tickets
- 22 March – Rome, Teatro Conciliazione – tickets
- 24 March – Milan, Teatro Arcimboldi – tickets
- 25 March – Padova, Italy, Gran Teatro Giox – tickets
- 27 March – Vienna, Wiener Stadthalle F – tickets
- 28 March – Prague, O2 Universe – tickets
- 30 March – Warsaw, Klub Stodoła – tickets
- 31 March – Berlin, Tempodrom – tickets
- 2 April – Leipzig, Haus Auensee – tickets
- 3 April – Düsseldorf, Mitsubishi Electric Hall – tickets
- 5 April – Hannover, Kuppelsaal in the HCC – tickets
- 6 April – Hamburg, CCH Congress Center – tickets
- 7 April – Tilburg, The Netherlands, 013 Poppodium – tickets
- 9 April – Nuremberg, Meistersingerhalle – tickets
- 10 April – Frankfurt, Alte Oper – tickets
- 13 April – Paris, La Cigalle – tickets
- 14 April – Brussels, Ancienne Belgique – tickets
- 16 April – Portsmouth, Guildhall – tickets
- 17 April – Bath, The Forum – tickets
- 19 April – Swansea Arena – tickets
- 22 April – Dublin, 3Olympia – tickets
- 23 April – Belfast, Ulster Hall – tickets
- 25 April – Glasgow, Royal Concert Hall – tickets
- 27 April – Oxford, New Theatre – tickets
- 28 April – Birmingham, Symphony Hall – tickets
- 30 April – Manchester, O2 Apollo – tickets
- 1 May – Nottingham, Royal Concert Hall – tickets
- 3 May – Newcastle, O2 City Hall – tickets
- 4 May – York, Barbican – tickets
- 6 May – London, The Palladium – tickets
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