Tom Odell announces major European Tour

British singer-songwriter Tom Odell has revealed dates for an expansive European arena tour, set to kick off October 21 at Cardiff`s Utilita Arena. The tour will include performances at major venues such as Dublin`s 3Arena, Glasgow’s OVO Hydro, Manchester’s Co-op Live, Paris’ Accor Arena, and Madrid’s Movistar Arena, before concluding at Sportpaleis in Antwerp on December 4. Before heading to Europe, Odell will launch the North American leg of his global tour on September 18 at Chicago’s Vic Theatre, with stops in New York (Webster Hall), Boston (Paradise Rock Club), and Toronto (Massey Hall). In addition to his own headlining dates, Odell will also support Billie Eilish’s European shows and select dates on The Lumineers’ arena tour this summer. Odell’s upcoming album, shaped during nine months of writing on the road, was inspired by global events and a sense of impending crisis. “I labored over every line,” he said in a statement, describing the songwriting process as deeply obsessive but creatively vital. Odell is booked globally by Wasserman Music and managed by Sam Eldridge of UROK Management. Tom Odell Tourdates: September 18 — Chicago, IL — Vic Theatre September 20 — Washington, DC — Lincoln Theatre September 21 — Philadelphia, PA — Theatre of Living Arts September 22 — New York, NY — Webster Hall September 25 — Boston, MA — Paradise Rock Club September 27 — Detroit, MI — St. Andrew’s Hall September 29 — Montreal, QC — MTELUS September 30 — Toronto, ON — Massey Hall October 21 — Cardiff, UK — Cardiff Utilita Arena October 23 — Dublin, IE — 3Arena October 24 — Belfast, UK — The SSE Arena October 26 — Glasgow, UK — OVO Hydro October 28 — Manchester, UK — Co-Op Live October 29 — London, UK — O2 Arena October 31 — Paris, FR — Accor Arena November 1 — Cologne, DE — Lanxess Arena November 3 — Amsterdam, NL — Ziggo Dome November 7 — Oslo, NO — Unity Arena November 8 — Stockholm, SE — Avicii Arena November 10 — Copenhagen, DK — Royal Arena November 11 — Hamburg, DE — Barclays Arena November 13 — Leipzig, DE — Arena Leipzig November 14 — Munich, DE — Olympiahalle November 16 — Budapest, HU — Budapest Arena November 17 — Krakow, PL — TAURON Arena November 19 — Prague-Bubeneč, CZ — Sportovni Hala Fortuna November 20 — Berlin, DE — Uber Arena November 22 — Mannheim, DE — SAP Arena November 23 — Vienna, AT — Stadthalle November 26 — Zurich, CH — Hallenstadion November 27 — Milan, IT — Unipol (Mediolanum Forum) November 30 — Barcelona, ES — Sant Jordi Club December 1 — Madrid, ES — Movistar Arena December 3 — Esch-sur-Alzette, LU — Rockhal December 4 — Antwerp, BE — Sportpaleis