CAST's 30 years of All Change 2025 UK & Ireland tour dates: How to buy tickets

23 July 2025, 06:00

Cast have announced dates for 2025. Picture: Press

The Liverpool legends will celebrate three decades since the release of their debut album with dates across the UK & Ireland this year.

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By Jenny Mensah

CAST are set to embark on 30th anniversary dates for their debut album.

The Liverpool-formed outfit - comprised of John Power, Liam "Skin" Tyson and Keith O'Neill - will head out on the road to mark three decades since the release of All Change, which saw them make history for their label.

Power and co - who are currently supporting Oasis on their Live '25 reunion dates - will kick of the celebrations with a show at Dublin's 3Olympia on 29th October and will bring them to a close with a homecoming gig at Liverpool's Olympia on 5th December.

The tour features support from Pastel, the hotly-tipped Manchester band who released their debut album Souls In Motion in January last year.

Tickets for the string of dates, which also include a show at London's 02 Shepherd's Bush Empire, are on general sale now.

Cast's 2025 All Change 30th anniversary dates. Picture: Press

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See CAST'S 30 Years of All Change 2025 dates:

OCTOBER:

29th October 2025 - Dublin 3Olympia
30th October 2025 - Belfast, The Telegraph building

NOVEMBER:

6th November 2025 - Nottingham, Rock City
7th November 2025- Oxford, O2 Academy
8th November 2025- Torquay, Arena
13th November 2025- Birmingham, O2 Institute
14th November 2025- Cardiff, Uni Y Plas
15th November 2025- Leeds, O2 Academy
20th November 2025- Bournemouth, O2 Academy
21st November 2025- London, O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire
22nd November 2025- Manchester, Albert Hall
27th November 2025- Sheffield, Leadmill
28th November 2025- Newcastle, NX
29th November 2025 - Glasgow, Barrowland Ballroom

DECEMBER:

5th December 2025- Liverpool, Olympia

Visit castband.co.uk for their full live dates and to buy tickets.

Cast's All Change was released on 16th October 1995 and spawned the four singles: Finetime, Alright, Sandstorm and Walkaway, as well as deeper cuts and fan favourites Promised Land and Four Walls.

It peaked at no.7 in the UK charts and became the highest-selling album in the history of the Polydor label, spending almost a year in the UK Top 40 and achieving a Platinum certification in recognition of its over 300,000 domestic sales.