The Manfreds announce UK tour - venues, dates and how to buy tickets
10 September 2025, 11:17
The Manfreds, born from Manfred Mann, are going on tour this year.
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The Manfreds have announced an absolutely massive 30-date UK tour this October and November.
The band, who were born from the original members of the 1960s chart-topping band Manfred Mann, grabbed plenty of attention over the summer when they played a stellar set at this year's Glastonbury Festival.
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Joining original members Paul Jones (vocals, harmonica) and Tom McGuinness (guitar, vocals) are Marcus Cliffe (bass), Simon Currie (saxophone), Pete Riley (drums), and Mike Gorman (keyboards).
Also joining the group on this jaunt is singer Noel McCalla, who performed in Manfred Mann's Earth Band from 1991 to 2010.
Tickets are on sale now via myticket.co.uk.
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Paul Jones said: "I'm eagerly anticipating another great tour - not only with the magnificent Manfreds, but also with the marvellous Mister McCalla."
Tom McGuiness added: "Really looking forward to being back-on-the-road again and to making the musical acquaintance of Noel McCalla."
Manfred Mann's biggest hits included songs like '5-4-3-2-1', 'Do Wah Diddy Diddy', 'Sha La La', 'Come Tomorrow', 'If You Gotta Go, Go Now'. 'Pretty Flamingo' and 'Mighty Quinn'.
Manfred Mann's Earth Band's topped the US charts with a cover of Bruce Springsteen's 'Blinded By The Light'
Paul Jones - Do Wah Diddy Diddy (Jools' Annual Hootenanny)
The full tour dates for 2025 are as follows:
- Thursday, October 2 – Guildford G Live
- Friday, October 3 – Birmingham Town Hall
- Saturday, October 4 – Northampton Royal & Derngate
- Thursday, October 9 – Buxton Opera House
- Friday, October 10 – Blackpool Grand Theatre
- Wednesday, October 15 – Eastbourne Congress Theatre
- Thursday, October 16 – Chatham Central Theatre
- Friday, October 17 – Worthing Assembly Hall
- Saturday, October 18 – High Wycombe Swan Theatre
- Wednesday, October 22 – Kings Lynn Corn Exchange
- Thursday, October 23 – Cambridge Corn Exchange
- Friday, October 24 – Folkestone Leas Cliff Hall
- Saturday, October 25 – Tunbridge Wells Assembly Hall
- Wednesday, October 29 – Halifax Victoria Theatre
- Thursday, October 30 – Leicester De Montfort Hall
- Friday, October 31 – Skegness The Embassy
- Saturday, November 1 – St Albans Alban Arena
- Wednesday, November 5 – Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
- Thursday, November 6 – London Cadogan Hall
- Friday, November 7 – London Cadogan Hall
- Saturday, November 8 – Southend Palace Theatre
- Friday, November 14 – Swansea Grand Theatre
- Saturday, November 15 – Torquay Princess Theatre
- Sunday, November 16 – Truro Hall For Cornwall
- Wednesday, November 19 – Bath Forum
- Thursday, November 20 – Weston-Super-Mare Playhouse Theatre
- Friday, November 21 – Poole The Lighthouse
- Thursday, November 27 – Fareham Live
- Friday, November 28 – Dartford Orchard Theatre
- Saturday, November 29 – Basingstoke The Anvil