Wet Wet Wet has announced that they will be going on tour during 2025 which includes a pit stop in Bournemouth.
The band will perform at the Bournemouth Pavilion Theatre on Thursday, January 30 in 2025.
Founding member Graeme Clark will be accompanied by guitarist Graeme Duffin and frontman Kevin Simm.
Wet Wet Wet will be joined by special guest Heather Small who will be opening all the shows.
A statement from the tour organisers reads: "The ‘Wets’ will bring to the stage their catalogue of legendary and defining hits, including the likes of ‘Sweet Little Mystery’, ‘Angel Eyes’, ‘Goodnight Girl’, ‘With a Little Help from My Friends’, ‘Sweet Surrender’, ‘Julia Says’ and more.
"They will also perform the ubiquitous hit ‘Love Is All Around’, their cover of The Troggs’ 1960s song, which this May, celebrates 30 years since it became the soundtrack to the summer of 1994."
How to get tickets for Wet Wet Wet in Bournemouth?
Tickets for Wet Wet Wet's 2025 UK tour will go on sale on Ticketmaster from 10am on Friday, March 22.
An O2 Priority pre-sale will be live from 10am on Wednesday, March 20 whilst a Ticketmaster pre-sale is available from 10am on Thursday, March 21.
Speaking about the success of this year's shows and the upcoming tour Graeme Duffin said: "The sold out 2024 tour was the most joyful and celebratory tour I’ve been on. I am eagerly looking forward to these dates in 2025.
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"It is such a pleasure and privilege to have the opportunity to play to such lovely appreciative audiences, and I can’t wait to do it all over again, see you soon!"
Meanwhile, Kevin Simm shared: "It’s so exciting to be going back out on tour throughout 2025! Our recent concerts created some fantastic memories for us all and it was an incredible experience that I will never ever forget!
"With Heather Small joining us as special guest on this tour it is going to be a great night of hits, energy and fun - I can’t wait!"
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