Popworld Live Liverpool Tickets - M&S Bank Arena Liverpool

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Blue

25 concerts

British pop and R&B boy band Blue, formed in London, achieved international success with hits like "All Rise," "One Love," and "Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word." Known for their vocal harmonies, they have sold millions of records and collaborated with artists such as Elton John and Stevie Wonder. Their notable albums include ALL RISE, ONE LOVE, and GUILTY.

Ronan Keating

31 concerts

Irish pop singer and television presenter Ronan Keating rose to fame as the frontman of Boyzone before launching a successful solo career with chart-topping albums like Ronan and Destination. His adult contemporary style blends pop, country, and traditional Irish music. He has also judged on television and founded a breast cancer charity.

Chesney Hawkes

4 concerts

Chesney Hawkes is a pop-rock artist known for his 1991 debut Buddy's Song. His album Living Arrows was co-written with Nik Kershaw, produced by Jake Gosling, and features singles like LOUD! and Live Forever. He has also toured Europe with James Blunt and sold out UK headline shows.

B*Witched

Irish pop group B*Witched: Edele & Keavy Lynch with Lindsay Armaou and Sinéad O’Carroll; global hits incl “C’est La Vie” + 3 more #1s; 5M albums.

Basshunter

Swedish DJ/producer Basshunter (Jonas Altberg), eurodance/electro house star: “Boten Anna”/“DotA”; UK #1 “Now You’re Gone” (5wks), 6M sold.

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Claire Richards

Peter Andre

English-born R&B/pop star raised in Surfers Paradise, Queensland; broke out with “Gimme Little Sign,” UK #1 “Flava” and “Mysterious Girl”; worked with Montell Jordan, Brian McKnight.

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M&S Bank Arena Liverpool Indoor Arena Capacity: 11,000

King's Dock, Port of Liverpool, 16 Monarchs Quay, Liverpool L3 4FP, UK

mandsbankarena.com

+44 344 800 0400

About M&S Bank Arena Liverpool

The M&S Bank Arena Liverpool is an 11,000-capacity multi-purpose indoor arena located on Liverpool's iconic waterfront at King's Dock, designed by Wilkinson Eyre architects and Sport Concepts. Opened in 2008 as part of the city's European Capital of Culture celebrations, it forms a key part of the ACC Liverpool event campus.