Jake Bugg

Jake Bugg Adds Third Extra Date
Last updated: 25th March 2013

BRIT Award winner Jake Bugg adds a third date to his October 2013 tour.

Don’t miss Jake Bugg on his forthcoming UK live dates! Secure your Jake Bugg tickets to see the rising star from Nottingham on his first UK dates in the New Year. Jake Bugg has previously supported the likes of Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds and Snow Patrol, as well as his own headline live dates.

His 2013 tour kicks off on February 4th 2013 at the O2 Academy in Sheffield and continues with dates in Liverpool, Manchester, Brighton, Glasgow and London amongst many more places. Buy your Jake Bugg tickets now on GET ME IN!

March 2013
Portsmouth, Portsmouth Guildhall, (Sun., 24 March 2013)
Bristol, O2 Academy, (Mon., 25 March 2013)
Southend-on-Sea, Southend Cliffs Pavilion, (Tues., 26 March 2013)
Leicester, O2 Academy, (Thu., 28 March 2013)
York, York Barbican Centre, (Fri., 29 March 2013)
Carlisle, Sands Centre (Sat., 30 March 2013)

October 2013
Bournemouth, BIC (19th October 2013)
Plymouth Pavilions (20th October 2013)
Brighton Centre (22nd October 2013)
London, O2 Brixton Academy (23rd October 2013)
London, O2 Brixton Academy (24th October 2013)
London, O2 Brixton Academy (25th October 2013)
Swindon, Oasis Leisure Centre (27th October 2013)
Birmingham O2 Academy (28th October 2013)
Birmingham O2 Academy (29th October 2013)
Glasgow O2 Academy (31st October 2013)

November 2013
Glasgow O2 Academy (1st November 2013)
Doncaster, The Dome (2nd November 2013)
Manchester, O2 Apollo (6th November 2013)
Doncaster, Doncaster Dome, (Sat 9th November 2013)
Birmingham, O2 Academy, (Sun 10th November 2013)
Blackpool, Empress Ballroom, (Tue 12th November 2013)
O2 Apollo, Manchester, (Wed 13th November 2013)

Nottingham teenage star Jake Bugg has shot to fame with his mature folk and country voice. At the tender age of 12, he began writing music and singing, and got his big break after he was asked to perform at Glastonbury. Since then, the young singer has built up his fan-base and cites his influences as Jimi Hendrix, The Beatles, Donovan, Don Mclean and Bob Dylan.