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28 October 2025, 12:14 | Updated: 5 November 2025, 16:42
The Blur bassist will take the experience on the road for the first time next year.
Alex James has announced Britpop Classical's first ever tour.
The Blur bassist first introduced the collective, which blends songs from the iconic 90s era with orchestral arrangements at his Big Feastival event, and now they've shared their plans to take it on the stage.
Alex James' groundbreaking live show - which kicks off at London's Royal Albert Hall on 11th March 2026 - will feature a full orchestra, band and live vocalists, including guest slots from the likes of Phil Daniels, Saffron from Republica and Reef's Gary Stringer.
The tour will also visit major venues at the likes of Birmingham, Manchester, Brighton, Nottingham, Newcastle, Glasgow and Sheffield.
The tour will also include epic summer dates at the likes of Margate Dreamland, Live at The Piece Hall, Halifax and Latitude Festival 2026.
Tickets will go on general sale this Friday 31st October from 12pm GMT, with several presales taking place beforehand.
Alex James said of the dates: “Somehow all of these songs mean more to people now than they did when they were first released. They really resonate with my kids' generation too. Bringing them back to life with a symphony orchestra, a kick ass band, some old friends and very special guests totally blew the roof off at Feastival and I absolutely cannot wait to get this show on the road.”
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