Grammy Award-winning jazz/soul singing sensation Gregory Porter, has had a phenomenal year and is proud to announce a return to the UK on a 12 date tour.
The tour opens on April 5th/6th, 2018 at the Birmingham Sympony Hall with his band, which includes taking in the prestigious Royal Albert Hall on **April 18th/19th – where Gregory Porter and his band will be accompanied by a full symphony orchestra – for the London shows only.
Tickets go on sale 9.00am – Thursday 31st August.
Gregory Porter, continues to perform to sell out audiences around the world and has achieved international recognition and acclaim, with both his Grammy winning selling albums ‘Liquid Spirit’ and ‘Take Me To The Alley’.
Tickets available from www.ticketline.co.uk or venue box offices direct.
Ticket prices (FACE VALUE) £50.00/£42.50/£35.00
Except London: £80.00/£65.00/£55.00/£45.00/£40.00
Tickets subject to booking fees.
Start Time: 7.30pm
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