Sir Tom Jones announces live UK tour dates - and tickets are available to buy now

Beloved chanter of tunes Tom Jones has announced a string of arena shows in the UK this summer and tickets have gone on sale from today.

The powerhouse singer is already set for a jam-packed summer of gigs this year. Performing in Cardiff and Edinburgh, the 'Sexbomb' and 'She's A Lady' icon is also lined up to play Live at Chelsea and join special guests at a Heritage Live concert at Audley End this August.

Tickets for the two new dates will go on sale February 25 at 10am, and you can get tickets from AXS here.

All original dates are available from Ticketmaster here.

His latest album Surrounded By Time was released last year and debuted at number one on the official UK albums chart, securing the top spot for Tom for the first time in over 20 years. The 81 year old is the oldest artist to reach number one with an album of completely new material.

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Tom Jones tour 2022/23: When are the UK shows?

• Wednesday 15 June - Live At Chelsea

• Friday 17 June - Principality Stadium, Cardiff

• Saturday 18 June - Principality Stadium, Cardiff

• Thursday 23 June - Blickling Estate

• Saturday 9 July - Longleat Estate

• Sunday 10 July - The Piece Hall, Halifax

• Sunday 24 July - Bitts Park, Carlisle

• Tuesday 26 July - Scarborough Open Air Theatre

• Wednesday 10 August – Princes Street Gardens, Edinburgh

• Thursday 11 August – Princes Street Gardens, Edinburgh

• Saturday 13 August – The Pitchcroft, Worcester Park

• Sunday 14 August (12pm) – Audley End House and Gardens, Essex

• Sunday 14 August (4pm) - Audley End House and Gardens, Essex

How much do Tom Jones 2022 tour tickets cost?

Tickets start at around £40, depending on the venue and seating location you choose. However, some gigs are also offering a range of VIP and hospitality options if you want to level up your experience.

What supporting acts will be performing?

At Tom Jones’ two Cardiff performances, Catfish and the Bottlemen and Stereophonics, will also be appearing.. The gigs were originally intended to take place in December 2021 but were postponed to this date due to the prevalence of the Omicron variant of Covid-19.