Joan Armatrading’s Last World Tour

One of the classiest singer/songwriters ever to put words to melodies, Armatrading has more than 20 albums to her credit along with three Grammy noms and one Brit Award nomination.  In 1996 the West Indies-born artist received an Ivor Novello Award for outstanding contemporary song collection. And now the incomparable Armatrading is plotting her final world adventure.

With a newly announced Australian leg added to the journey, Armatrading will be on the road at least through late-March.  So far, no North American dates have been announced.

Here’s the schedule as of today:

Sept. 20 – Pocklington, England, Pocklington Arts Centre
Sept. 22 – Findhorn, Scotland, Universal Hall
Sept. 23 – Banchory, Scotland, Woodend Barn
Sept. 24 – Berwick Upon Tweed, England,  Maltings Arts Centre
Sept. 25 – Langholm, Scotland, Buccleuch Centre
Sept. 27 – Colne, England, The Muni Theatre
Sept. 28 – Keswick, England, Theatre By The Lake
Sept. 29 – Pocklington, England, Pocklington Arts Centre
Sept. 30 – Peterborough, England,  Key Theatre
Oct. 2 – Horsham, England, The Capitol
Oct. 3 – Yeovil, England, Octagon Theatre
Oct. 4 – Salisbury, England, Salisbury City Hall
Oct. 5 – Shanklin, England, Shanklin Theatre
Oct. 7 – Truro, England, Hall For Cornwall
Oct. 8 – Weston-super-Mare, England, Playhouse Theatre
Oct. 9 – Shrewsbury, England, Severn Theatre
Oct. 10 – Warrington, Cheshire, England, Parr Hall
Oct. 12 – Poole, England, Lighthouse
Oct. 13 – Newport, Wales, The Riverfront
Oct. 14 – Swansea, Wales, Grand Theatre
Oct. 15 – Hereford, England, The Courtyard
Oct. 17 – Ayr, England, Gaiety Theatre
Oct. 18 – Dunfermline, Scotland, Carnegie Hall
Oct. 19 – Inverness, Scotland, Eden Court Theatre
Oct. 20 – Perth, Scotland, Perth Concert Hall
Oct. 21 – Bolton, England, Albert Halls
Oct. 23 – Bury St. Edmunds, England, The Apex
Oct. 25 – Croydon, England, Ashcroft Theatre
Oct. 26 – Wolverhampton, England, Wolverhampton Grand Theatre
Oct. 28 – Milton Keynes, England, The Stables
Oct. 29 – Milton Keynes, England, The Stables
Oct. 30 – High Wycombe, England, Swan Theatre
Oct. 31 – Eastleigh, United Kingdom, Concorde Club
Nov. 2 – Leamington Spa, England, The Assembly
Nov. 3 – Buxton, England, Buxton Opera House
Nov. 4 – Harrogate, England, Royal Hall
Nov. 6 – Basildon, England, Towngate Theatre
Nov. 7 – New Brighton, England, Floral Pavilion
Nov. 8 – Newark, England, Palace Theatre
Nov. 9 – Durham, England, Gala Theatre
Nov. 11 – Dartford, England, The Orchard
Nov. 12 – Guildford, England, G Live
Nov. 13 – Basingstoke, England, The Anvil
Nov. 14 – St. Albans, England, The Alban Arena
Nov. 15 – Northampton, England, Spinny Hill Theatre
Nov. 16 – Norwich, England, St. Andrew’s Hall
Nov. 18 – Swindon, England, Wyvern Theatre
Nov. 19 – Leicester, England, De Montfort Hall
Nov. 20 – Crawley, England, The Hawth
Nov. 21 – Exeter, England, Exeter Corn Exchange
Nov. 22 – Tunbridge Wells, England, Assembly Hall Theatre
Nov. 23 – East Sussex, England, De La Warr Pavilion
Nov. 24 – Reading, England, The Hexagon
Nov. 25 – Cheltenham, England, Cheltenham Town Hall
Nov. 28 – Treorchy, Wales, Parc & Dare Theatre
Nov. 29 – Frome, England, Cheese & Grain
Nov. 30 – Clacton-on-Sea, England, Westcliff Theatre
Dec. 1 – Bury St. Edmunds, England, The Apex
Dec. 4 – Mt. Lawley, Australia, Astor Theatre
Dec. 7 – Adelaide, Australia, The Gov
Dec. 8 – South Bank, Australia, Melbourne Recital Centre
Dec. 9 – Canberra, Australia, Canberra Theatre
Dec. 10 – Newtown, Australia, Enmore Theatre
Dec. 11 – Port Macquarie, Australia, Panthers
Dec. 13 – Tweed Heads, Australia, Twin Towns Services Club
Dec. 14 – Brisbane, Australia, QPAC Concert Hall
Dec. 17 – Auckland, New Zealand, Auckland Town Hall
Dec. 18 – Wellington, New Zealand, The Opera House
Dec. 19 – Christchurch, New Zealand, Isaac Theatre
Jan. 20 – Zoetermeer, Netherlands, Boerderij
Jan. 21 – Brunswick, Germany, Meier Music Hall
Jan. 23 – Buchholz, Germany, Ermpore
Jan. 25 – Worpswede, Germany, Music Hall
Jan. 26 – Osnabruck, Germany, Rosenhof
Jan. 27 – Bad Salzuflen, Germany, Konzerthalle
Jan. 28 – Darmstadt, Germany, Centralstation
Jan. 30 – Hannover, Germany, Pavilion
Jan. 31 – Krefeld, Germany, Kufa
Feb. 1 – Oldenburg, Germany, Kulturetage
Feb. 4 – Mannheim, Germany, Capitol Betriebs
Feb. 5 – Freiburg, Germany, Jazzhaus
Feb. 6 – Rubigen, Switzerland, Muehle Hunziken
Feb. 8 – Cologne, Germany, Die Kantine
Feb. 9 – Amsterdam, Netherlands, Rabozaal
Feb. 14 – Hengelo, Netherlands, Metropol
Feb. 15 – Groningen, Netherlands, De Oosterpoort
Feb. 16 – Hamburg, Germany, Fabrik Hamburg
Feb. 18 – Karlsruhe, Germany, Tollhaus
Feb. 19 – Ludwigsburg, Germany, Scala Theatre
Feb. 20 – Muhldorf, Germany, Haberkasten
March 1 – Brighton, England, Theatre Royal Brighton
March 2 – Dorking, England, Dorking Halls
March 3 – Cardiff, Wales, St. David’s Hall
March 4 – Bristol, England, Colston Hall
March 6 – Bangor, Wales, Pontio
March 7 – Dublin, Ireland, Vicar Street
March 8 – Belfast, Northern Ireland, Grand Opera House
March 10 – Isle Of Man, England, Villa Marina
March 12 – Manchester, England, The Bridgewater Hall
March 13 – Gateshead, United Kingdom
March 14 – Holmfirth, England, Picturedrome
March 15 – Canterbury, England, Marlowe Theatre
March 17 – Arbroath, Scotland, Webster Theatre
March 18 – Aberdeen, Scotland, Music Hall
March 19 – Edinburgh, Scotland, The Queens Hall
March 20 – Glasgow, Scotland, Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
March 22 – Leeds, England, Grand Theatre
March 23 – Liverpool, England, Liverpool Philharmonic
March 24 – Stoke-On-Trent, England, Victoria Hall
March 25 – Birmingham, England, Town Hall
March 26 – London, England, Barbican Hall

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