Diana Ross to Embark on UK Tour for Symphonic Celebration in 2025

Diana Ross has revealed exciting details about her upcoming UK Symphonic Celebration tour. Check out the ticket information below.

Upcoming UK Tour Details

As announced today (January 24), the anticipated shows are set to take place across the country this summer, marking her first UK performances since launching her The Musical Legacy Tour in 2023.

Seven arena shows are scheduled, kicking off on June 22 at BP Pulse Live in Birmingham. The tour will continue the following evening at the Motorpoint Arena in Nottingham, making a stop at the OVO Hydro in Glasgow on June 25.

Additional tour dates will feature performances at the Co-op Live Arena in Manchester, First Direct Arena in Leeds, and M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool on June 26, 28, and 30, respectively. The Symphonic Celebration tour will wrap up at The O2 in London on July 2.

The Halle Orchestra will accompany the legendary singer at concerts in Birmingham, Nottingham, Manchester, Leeds, and Liverpool, while the Royal Scottish National Orchestra will perform in Glasgow, and the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra will join Ross in London.

Ticket Information

Tickets will be available for purchase starting next Friday (31 January) at 10:00 GMT, with pre-sales beginning on Wednesday (29). Click here to buy tickets and see the full list of new dates below.

Diana Ross’ Symphonic Celebration UK Tour Dates:

JUNE
22 – Birmingham, BP Pulse Live
23 – Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena
25 – Glasgow, OVO Hydro
26 – Manchester Co-op Live
28 – Leeds, First Direct Arena
30 – Liverpool, M&S Band Arena

JULY
2 – London, O2

During the concerts, the iconic artist will perform timeless hits from her extensive catalog, including “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough,” “Amazing Grace,” “Endless Love,” “Stop! In the Name of Love,” “I’m Leaving,” among others.

Some of her most memorable performances in the UK took place in 2022, when she appeared on television at Buckingham Palace for Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee and took the stage at the prestigious Legend’s Slot at Glastonbury.

At Glastonbury, the celebrated artist received an enthusiastic four-star review from NME. “There may have been some mic issues, but she had the crowd in her hands from start to finish,” the review stated.

“With their tousled curly wigs, the audience was lost in the music, some even moved to tears as they sang along to Ross’s lyrics. Experiencing so much love in the crowd was euphoric; a testament to Diana Ross’s status as a true queen.”