Sophie Ellis-Bextor announces Christmas tour - with West Midlands date (aff)
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The singer of hits such as Murder on the Dancefloor and Take Me Home will be coming to Birmingham for a festive show
For most of us, it is far too early to start thinking about Christmas next year but not for pop icon Sophie Ellis-Bextor.
The singer has announced her Christmas Kitchen Disco Tour for 2027 which will be heading to Birmingham.
Ticketmaster is holding a pre-sale event which starts at 10am on Thursday November 19 and they will go on general sale on Friday November 20, also at 10am - details here
She will be at Birmingham's Symphony Hall on December 5, 2027 as part of the 17-day tour which starts in Glasgow and finishes at the Royal Albert Hall in London.
The show will include festive disco favourites as well as Sophie's own hits, with a 2027 Christmas Disco album announced closer to the time.
Sophie's previous Christmas Kitchen Disco tour in 2023 sold out across the UK.
She said: "I absolutely love Christmas and so it makes me very happy to announce a UK Christmas tour in 2027 where the band and I will once again be bringing the seasonal cheer to a venue near you.
"Gloriously, that is not all! I am also releasing my Christmas Disco album which I am thrilled about. As someone who wears tinsel all year long anyway, this all feels very me and very exciting."
Sophie is one of Britain's most beloved pop voices with a music career spanning a quarter of a century.
She has achieved six top 10 albums and eight top 10 singles after first topping the UK charts as the voice of Spiller's Groovejet (If This Ain't Love).
Her other hits include Take Me Home, Get Over You and Murder on the Dancefloor which was given a new lease of life via the soundtrack to the movie Saltburn.
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