Acclaimed musician, producer, and songwriter, Midge Ure has revealed details of “A Man Of Two Worlds Tour”, in May and June 2026.
The unique tour will comprise classic album tracks and fan favourites with cinematic instrumentals, as Midge takes fans on a journey through his incredible career.
After celebrating his 70th birthday with a sold-out Royal Albert Hall show in 2023, Midge Ure set off on a major UK tour in 2024.
His 2026 tour now comes with a bold new live concept, as Midge’s often-overlooked instrumental pieces will act as sonic bridges between fan favourites and classic hits from his extensive discography.
Midge commented: “This is my two worlds coming together. Almost every album I have made over the last 40+ years has featured at least one instrumental track. Instrumental music is one of my main loves.
“I realised most of these have never been performed live. So my intention on this tour is to seamlessly insert some of these atmospheric, cinematic instrumentals between a selection of hits and favourite album tracks.”
Bringing a “multi sensory narrative” to the stages, Midge Ure plans to take the audience on a journey rather than just play a list of individual songs.
It is set to be an immersive experience for the audience both visually and sonically.
As an iconic figure in music already, including being the co-writer and producer of Band Aid hit “Do They Know It’s Christmas?” and Live Aid organiser, it is testament to Midge Ure’s creativity and love for music that he continues to innovative with his performances.
Tickets available from midgeure.seetickets.com/ & www.midgeure.co.uk.
A MAN OF TWO WORLDS Tour Dates
8-May-26 Bath Forum
9-May-26 Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
11-May-26 Leicester De Montfort Hall
12-May-26 Birmingham Symphony Hall
14-May-26 Oxford New Theatre
15-May-26 Plymouth Pavilions
18-May-26 Sheffield City Hall
19-May-26 Manchester Bridgewater Hall
20-May-26 Aberdeen Music Hall
22-May-26 Glasgow SEC Armadillo
24-May-26 Edinburgh Usher Hall
25-May-26 London Barbican Hall
26-May-26 Reading Hexagon
27-May-26 Bournemouth Pavilion Theatre
29-May-26 Bradford Live
30-May-26 Nottingham Royal Concert Hall
31-May-26 Cambridge Corn Exchange
2-Jun-26 Southend Cliffs
3-Jun-26 Portsmouth Guildhall
4-Jun-26 Milton Keynes Theatre
5-Jun-26 Gateshead Glasshouse
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