James Morrison

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James Morrison returns to Liverpool Philharmonic Hall as part of his first ever Greatest Hits tour. Featuring his five unforgettable Top 10 hits (‘You Give Me Something’, ‘Wonderful World’, ‘You Make It Real’, ‘Broken Strings’ and ‘I Won’t Let You Go’) together with a selection of fan favourites, the tour represents a life-affirming celebration of a remarkable career that has spanned 15 years.

'Playing live is something I have really missed in the past year and seeing as it’s been nearly 15 years since I started, many of my songs over time have taken on a new life of their own: new emotions, new meanings and new feels in the way my band has played them. I’ve also become a better singer and inhabit the songs in a different way now. I wanted to reflect all of that on this Greatest Hits tour. I am buzzing to be back in a room with all my fans sharing my best songs.'
James MorrisonThe tour follows on from the 15th anniversary of the release of James’ debut album Undiscovered in July 2016. Featuring his breakthrough smash hits ‘You Give Me Something’ and ‘Wonderful World’, the album became one of the biggest of the decade - first debuting with two weeks at No. 1 and later reaching five-time platinum status in recognition of 1.5 million domestic sales. The following year he won the BRIT Award for 'British Male Solo Artist'.

James recently joined his musical hero Paul Weller for a Live From The Barbican show, which was broadcast on BBC Radio 2, 6 Music and BBC Two. Accompanied by Jules Buckley and the BBC Symphony Orchestra, their soulful performance of the Stanley Road classic ‘Broken Stones’ proved to be a highlight of the set.

VIP Package (£75)

Watch the main show from one of the best seats in the venue in the front rows
Commemorate your night by receiving a show specific tour art print, pre-signed by James

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