Stars of the Lionsgate produced and distributed, hit series, “Nashville” are set to play for audiences in England, Scotland, and Ireland during a second international tour in June. Launching June 9 in Birmingham, England, the tour will feature cast members Clare Bowen, Chris Carmack, Charles Esten and Jonathan Jackson, plus Sam Palladio on select dates. Tour stops will feature songs from the series as well as artists’ original material and are set to include: London, Brighton, Nottingham, Glasgow, Manchester, Dublin, and Belfast.
Due to demand a matinee show has now been added at London’s Royal Albert Hall on Sunday 11th June, with tickets going onsale Thursday, March 9th at 10am. Due to tickets selling out in minutes, extended capacities at Birmingham and Manchester Arena have seen extra tickets being released.
“Nashville” staged a sold-out tour in the UK and Ireland in 2016.
“Our first international tour proved how tremendously popular ‘Nashville’ and its cast are beyond the U.S.,” said Steve Buchanan, President, Opry Entertainment. “We look forward to more sell-out shows this summer featuring cast members who are not only amazing actors, performers, and songwriters, but who have also become incredible ambassadors for our home state of Tennessee.”
Tickets for the matinee show of Nashville at London’s Royal Albert Hall go on sale Thursday, March 9th at 10am GMT atwww.ticketmaster.co.uk, www.gigsandtours.com and www.axs.com. Ireland shows are onsale now via http://www.ticketmaster.ie.
6/9 Birmingham Barclaycard Arena EXTRA TICKETS RELEASED
6/10 London Royal Albert Hall SOLD OUT
6/11 London Royal Albert Hall MATINEE SHOW ADDED
6/11 London Royal Albert Hall SOLD OUT
6/13 Brighton Brighton Dome
6/14 Nottingham Royal Concert Hall
6/16 Glasgow The SSE Hydro
6/17 Manchester Arena EXTRA TICKETS RELEASED
6/19 Dublin 3 Arena
6/20 Belfast SSE Arena
“Nashville” airs on six continents and in more than 100 territories, including the United Kingdom. In its fifth season in the U.S., the series has been a record-breaker for CMT, where episodes have become the network’s most-watched original series telecasts ever. Since its debut, the show has inspired multiple “Music of Nashville” soundtracks as well as a Christmas album, collectively selling more than a million soundtracks and millions more single tracks to date. Season 5 of “Nashville” airs in the U.S. Thursday nights at 9pm CT on CMT.
