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ELVIS Costello has announced a new tour much to the delight of fans, and here’s how you can get tickets.

‘The Boy Named If’ tour kicks off June next year, and is expected to be a huge hit with fans.

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The Boy Named If tour will see them play 13 venues,

Tickets will go on sale today at 10am, so set those alarms, they’ll be available from Ticketmaster and AXS here.

The tour will kick off at the Brighton Dome, on June 5 before closing in London’s Eventim Apollo on June 23.

Elvis, and his band The Imposters who are “comprised of Steve Nieve (keyboards), Pete Thomas (drums), Davey Faragher (bass/backing vocals)” will play a number of huge venues.

Tickets are priced from £74.50, with a range of stalls and seated options, but this will vary venue to venue.

It’s a great time to see the legendary singer on the road again, and if you’re thinking of snapping up tickets then you’re in luck. click here

Elvis Costello UK Tour Dates

• June 5, Brighton Dome – click here
• June 7, Glasgow Royal Concert Hall – click here
• June 8, Newcastle O2 City Hall – click here
• June 10, Liverpool Philharmonic – click here
• June 11, Manchester Opera House – click here
• June 13, Birmingham Symphony Hall – click here
• June 14, Leicester De Montfort Hall – click here
• June 16, Oxford New Theatre – click here
• June 17, Bath The Forum – click here
• June 19, Portsmouth Guildhall – click here
• June 20, Swansea Arena – click here
• June 22, Ipswich Regent Theatre – click here
• June 23, London Eventim Apollo – click here

The new tour follows the announcement of Elvis Costello’s latest album, also title “The Boy Named If”.

The new album will drop on January 14, and is a must for any fans.

You can get tickets to Elvis Costello’s UK tour here.

Not your thing, tickets for Duran Duran’s 2022 shows are now available.

Legendary pop duo Tears For Fears are also playing a series of concerts next year.

And don’t miss twinkly-eyed crooner Michael Buble’s UK tour either.

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