Former Little Mix singer Leigh-Anne has confirmed she will embark on her first headline tour in venues across the UK and Ireland this October. Find ticket details below.
Having recently performed an intimate headline show at London’s Lafayette, the former Little Mix member has expressed her excitement as she begins her solo career and plays additional dates this autumn.
“I couldn’t hold this one in any longer – I’m doing some MORE shows later this year including one at the legendary KOKO in London,” she wrote in an Instagram post. “I’m so excited to see you all so sooooon!”
The new tour dates come on the heels of the release of recent single ‘Stealin’ Love‘, the first in a collection of songs she’s set to release soon.
Leigh-Anne’s upcoming UK and Ireland headline tour dates are below. Tickets are on sale now and available here.
OCTOBER
25 – Dublin, Academy Green Room
27 – Birmingham, O2 Institute 2
28 – London, KOKO
29 – Manchester, Club Academy
While hinting about a possible debut solo album last year, she opened up about the rocky transition to becoming a solo artist, saying: “It’s incredible what Little Mix have done and what we’ve achieved, we’ve absolutely killed it. But now I am on my own and not all of the Little Mix fans are going to come along with me, I have to build a new fan base. Yeah, so I do feel like a new artist to some extent…”
In a more recent statement, Leigh-Anne shared that she had been “dying to do a show of my own for the longest time” and was looking forward to bringing her latest project, ‘No Hard Feelings’ to the stage.
“London holds so many special moments & memories for me so it felt fitting to start here,” she said of last week’s (June 11) show. “So before we announce any more shows I wanted to stay true to my home city and do something intimate with my legion. I can’t wait to see you all!”
The singer has previously shed light on the strain of being in a band, revealing in memoir Believe that Jesy Nelson’s exit from Little Mix was so tumultuous that the remaining members sought therapy after her “traumatic” departure.
