Beverley Knight brings her Born To Perform 2026 UK Tour to The Glasshouse, one of the country’s most respected live music venues and a space renowned for its exceptional acoustics. This Gateshead performance promises an evening where Knight’s astonishing voice can shine at its fullest, supported by a band of outstanding musicians who help bring her entire catalogue to life on stage.
The set will take audiences through the very best of Knight’s career — early R&B classics, chart-topping hits, uplifting soul anthems and powerful ballads that highlight her extraordinary vocal range. Fans can expect favourites such as “Shoulda Woulda Coulda,” “Keep This Fire Burning,” “Gold,” and “Come As You Are,” performed with the passion, precision and authenticity that Knight has become known for.
Her concerts are often described as joyful celebrations, and this Gateshead date will be no exception. Knight’s warmth and storytelling create a special connection with the audience, turning even a large hall into an intimate experience. She shares personal reflections, musical influences and anecdotes from her remarkable career across music, theatre and television, giving audiences insight into the woman behind the music.
The Glasshouse provides the perfect backdrop for this event. Designed to deliver world-class sound, the venue ensures every note resonates beautifully, from Knight’s softest phrases to her most impressive vocal climaxes. The combination of her soulful delivery with the venue’s superior acoustics will make this a memorable evening for both long-time fans and newcomers.
This date is a highlight on the regional live music calendar, offering the North East the chance to experience one of Britain’s greatest live performers at the height of her powers. Expect an evening rich in emotion, energy and soul — an unforgettable night with a true icon of British music.
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