Simply Red Tickets

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Simply Red Tour Dates

Simply Red have been on top of their game for the best part of four decades, and their upcoming tour is a testament to that fact, and tour dates are already starting to sell well. Make sure you don't miss out on all the fun, and purchase your tickets now at SeatPick.

Simply Red Concert Tickets

News on upcoming tour dates released by the band can be found at SeatPick, and details of their 40th Anniversary tour can be found below. We offer fans access to Simply Red concert tickets for all upcoming shows, with an unrivaled inventory available across every show.

Simply Red 2024

Simply Red's 40th Anniversary tour is sure to be a phenomenal success, not least because it's been quite a while since Mick Hucknall's band were on tour but also because, as a live act, they are well known to be a stunning act to witness.

The tour starts in Rio, Brazil, before moving to Europe, where they play massive dates at the O2 Arena in London, the OVO Hydro in Glasgow, Co-Op Live in Manchester, and the Motorpoint Arena in Nottingham, among a series of other big shows.

To make sure you stay ahead of the curve in relation to this tour and, indeed, any other major musical artists, you should make the most of the one-stop shop that SeatPick provides. This includes providing key ticket information, tour announcements, and useful venue info, including state-of-the-art seating maps for stadiums and arenas where you will see Simply Red perform.

That means that if any new shows are added, you'll be the first in the queue, with tickets made available via our website the moment they are released.

Simply Red History

Having seen his initial route into music falter, with his Frantic Elevators failing to rise to the occasion, Mick Hucknall teamed up with Elliot Rashman and the finest session musicians to form Simply Red in 1985.

The band, backed by Mick Hucknall's voice, proved an instant early success with their debut album Picture Book, proving a hit in the UK and the US, and went on to sell over a million copies in both territories and secured the band their first Grammy nomination.

The album included the number one single, Holding Back the Years, and their fantastic debut single, Money's to Tight to Mention. Having enjoyed early success, the band's follow-up album, Men and Women, also charted well. Simply Red's third studio album, A New Flame, included another number one track, with If You Don't Know Me By Now going on to become a staple of their live shows.

In 1991 Simply Red released Stars, the band's biggest success. The album sold over three million copies in the UK alone and has gone on to become one of the best-selling albums of all time and led to the group winning three Brit Awards.

The album was shortlisted for the prestigious Mercury Prize and is regularly added to lists of the best albums ever made. It is very much a record with a strong legacy. It would take another four years for Simply Red to release their next album, and Life was a strong success, reaching the top of the UK charts in 1995.

2023 saw Simply Red release their thirteenth studio album, with Time breaking into the top ten across Europe.

Simply Red have achieved a great deal over the course of their lengthy history, selling over 50 million albums and winning a hold of accolades, including two Ivor Novello Awards and a host of Grammy and MTV Music Award nominations.

The interest in Simply Red events is, therefore, not a huge surprise, and the audience for such shows is a mixture of the old and new, with fans who have followed the band for decades joined by a newer audience that has gravitated towards the group in more recent years.