Ed Sheeran will return to the live stage in 2022 with a series of stadium concerts following his 2017-2019 tour, which became the highest-grossing tour ever.
Starting in Belfast on 12th May, Ed will perform 12 concerts in the UK, including Cardiff, Sunderland, Manchester, Glasgow, and three nights at Wembley Stadium in London with 15 more dates to span 11 countries in Europe.
The Mathematics tour, or + – = x, which has been named after his studio albums, will see tickets go on sale starting Saturday, September 25th, with this one set to come as its first leg.
I’m going back on tour next year, the first leg is on sale Saturday 25th September. Check my website for on sale times & more info. You will need an account with one of the official ticket vendors so please sign up in advance xhttps://t.co/W2vnTwszLX pic.twitter.com/u7MtsHI3Uw
— Ed Sheeran (@edsheeran) September 17, 2021
The news comes ahead of the release of Ed’s ‘=’ album which is slated to debut on 29th October.
= is released on the 29th of October 🦋
Pre-order now https://t.co/xwc7Bkh04s pic.twitter.com/Bfs1NC0KiU— Ed Sheeran (@edsheeran) August 19, 2021
Also, the ‘Bad Habits’ singer has just replaced his own number 1 spot on the Irish charts with his latest single, ‘Shivers’ which is lifted of his forthcoming studio album.
Official Irish Singles Chart: @edsheeran replaces himself at Number 1 as Shivers becomes his eighth Irish chart topper https://t.co/fB5Ezd7EHk pic.twitter.com/VFofTWbCSH
— Official Irish Charts (@irishcharts) September 17, 2021
Ed said of his latest number 1:
I really don’t take this for granted this far into my career. I’ve never knocked myself off of number one before, this is crazy. Thank you for all the love, and Ireland where it’s just gone to #1 too. Can’t wait to play all these on tour x
Repost @ teddysphotos on Instagram pic.twitter.com/FyL26EvcGO
— Ed Sheeran (@edsheeran) September 17, 2021
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