Mike + The Mechanics Looking back – Living The Years 2025 Tour
30th April 2024Following 2023’s much lauded sell out ‘Refuelled! Tour’, Mike + The Mechanics return for the ‘Looking Back – Living The Years 2025 Tour’. Starting in March 2025 and playing through the whole of the UK, this tour will see them play their hits including ‘Over My Shoulder’, ‘The Living Years’ and ‘All I Need Is A Miracle’ as well as drift into some of Genesis’s much loved classic tracks.
Tickets go on sale on Friday 3 May and are available from
www.mikeandthemechanics.com, www.ticketmaster.co.uk and www.ticketline.co.uk
All of the tour dates are listed below
Mike Rutherford says “It’s exciting to announce that we will be touring The Mechanics again. Getting back on the road with the guys last year was a real pleasure. Even though it had been four years, we slotted back into the old ways, the old jokes and the camaraderie like it had been a day! We had so much fun on the last tour and the audiences were so gracious and warm, when we played the final show in Dusseldorf we all agreed then that we wanted to do it all again. We can’t wait to see you.”
Originally formed in 1985 by Mike Rutherford “as a side project to Genesis”, Mike + The Mechanics originally featured Paul Young and Paul Carrack as frontmen, and together, they achieved huge commercial success throughout the 80s and 90s achieving number ones all over the world and going on to sell over 10 million albums. After Paul Young’s sudden death in 2000 the band released one further album before deciding to call it a day. In 2011, Mike started writing songs again and invited Roachford and Howar to join him and their chemistry was instant and they released ‘The Road’ album and the band began touring again with huge success and have remained together since.
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Mike + The Mechanics – Looking back – Living The Years 2025 Tour
March
Monday 3rd – Glasgow, Royal Concert Hall
Tuesday 4th – Aberdeen, Music Hall
Wednesday 5th – Edinburgh, Usher Hall
Friday 7th – Perth, Concert Hall
Saturday 8th – Stockton, Globe Theatre
Sunday 9th – Manchester, Bridgewater Hall
Tuesday 11th – Nottingham, Royal Concert Hall
Wednesday 12th – Stoke, Victoria Halls
Friday 14th – York, Barbican
Saturday 15th – Ipswich, Regent Theatre
Monday 17th – Cambridge, Corn Exchange
Tuesday 18th – Sheffield, City Hall
Thursday 20th – Halifax, Victoria Halls
Saturday 22nd – Gateshead, Glasshouse
Sunday 23rd – Llandudno, Venue Cymru
Monday 24th – Liverpool, Philharmonic Hall
Wednesday 26th – Leicester, De Monfort Hall
Thursday 27th – Basingstoke, Anvil
Saturday 29th – Bournemouth, Pavilion
Sunday 30th – Portsmouth, Guildhall
April
Tuesday 1st – Southend, Cliffs Pavilion
Wednesday 2nd – Northampton, Derngate
Friday 4th – Birmingham, Symphony Hall
Saturday 5th – Eastbourne, Congress Theatre
Sunday 6th – Oxford, New Theatre
Tuesday 8th – Guildford, G Live
Thursday 10th – Bristol, Beacon
Friday 11th – Swansea, Arena
Saturday 12th – Plymouth, Pavilions
Monday 14th – London, Royal Albert Hall
