Paul Heaton

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Paul Heaton

12 upcoming dates · 11 cities · 1 country

Upcoming dates

Opening acts: First Direct Arena - Premium Packages, The Lightning Seeds, Rianne Downey

  1. Newcastle Upon Tyne, United KingdomUtilita ArenaPerformers: Paul Heaton + Rianne Downey
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  2. Glasgow, United KingdomOVO Hydro
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  3. Leeds, United KingdomLeeds First Direct Bank Arena
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  4. Cardiff, United KingdomUtilita Arena Cardiff
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  5. Plymouth, United KingdomPlymouth ArenaPerformers: The Lightning Seeds
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  6. Sheffield, United KingdomUtilita Arena Sheffield
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  7. London, United KingdomThe O2
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  8. Nottingham, United KingdomMotorpoint Arena NottinghamPerformers: The Lightning Seeds
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  9. Liverpool, United KingdomM&S Bank Arena Liverpool
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  10. Birmingham, United KingdomUtilita Arena BirminghamPerformers: The Lightning Seeds
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  11. Manchester, United KingdomCo-op Live
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  12. Leeds, United KingdomAMT Headingley StadiumPerformers: Rianne Downey
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Dates Wanderistan tracks for Paul Heaton, from ticketing and venue listings — upcoming: 12, past: 0. Paul Heaton may play other dates that are not listed here yet, so check the official tour page for the full schedule.

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About Paul Heaton

Paul Heaton, born Paul David Heaton on May 9, 1962, in Bromborough, Cheshire, England, is an English singer-songwriter. His family moved to Sheffield when...

Paul Heaton, born Paul David Heaton on May 9, 1962, in Bromborough, Cheshire, England, is an English singer-songwriter. His family moved to Sheffield when he was four, and he went on to form the Housemartins in Hull, serving as the band's lead vocalist and primary songwriter from 1985 to 1988. Their a cappella cover of "Caravan of Love" gave the band its only UK number-one single in December 1986.

After the Housemartins split, Heaton co-founded the Beautiful South with drummer Dave Hemingway in 1988, a group that proved considerably more commercially successful. Their single "A Little Time" topped the UK charts in 1990, and several of the band's albums went platinum before the group disbanded in 2007, citing musical differences.

Heaton pursued a solo career with modest chart success before reuniting with former Beautiful South singer Jacqui Abbott in 2014. Their subsequent albums together, including Manchester Calling (2020) and N.K-Pop (2022), both reached number one on the UK charts, extending a songwriting partnership built on the same wit and melodic sensibility that defined his earlier bands.

Away from music, Heaton is known as a devoted football supporter and an eccentric collector of memorabilia, crisp packets, and postcards, and once cycled 2,500 miles across Britain visiting venues to mark his 50th birthday.

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