Rising Irish music star CMAT has made a major announcement regarding her highly anticipated UK tour, revealing significant changes to accommodate overwhelming fan demand.
The Dublin-born singer-songwriter, whose real name is Ciara Mary-Alice Thompson, has been forced to reschedule several shows and upgrade venues after her original tour dates sold out almost immediately.
Tour Rescheduling Details
Originally scheduled for early 2024, the revamped tour will now take place in February 2025, giving fans more time to plan and the artist more opportunity to prepare what promises to be an spectacular show.
Key changes include:
- Birmingham show moved from February 5th, 2024 to February 18th, 2025
- Manchester performance rescheduled from February 6th to February 19th
- Glasgow concert shifted from February 7th to February 21st
- London show postponed from February 8th to February 22nd
Venue Upgrades Due to Popularity
In an exciting development for fans, several venues have been upgraded to accommodate the incredible demand for tickets. The London show will now take place at the prestigious Eventim Apollo, a significant step up from the originally planned venue.
"The response to this tour has been absolutely mind-blowing," CMAT's management said in a statement. "We're thrilled that so many people want to come and experience CMAT's unique brand of pop music, and we want to make sure as many fans as possible can attend."
Ticket Information
All originally purchased tickets remain valid for the new dates, giving current ticket holders priority access. For those who missed out initially, a limited number of additional tickets will be released for the upgraded venues.
The tour promises to showcase material from CMAT's critically acclaimed albums, including fan favourites from her debut "If My Wife New I'd Be Dead" and her more recent releases that have cemented her status as one of Ireland's most exciting musical exports.
