Opening Act (UK/Ireland): Nathan Sykes

UK & Ireland
March 13 — Cardiff, Wales — Motorpoint Arena [SOLD OUT]
March 14 — Brighton, England — Centre [SOLD OUT]
March 15 — Bournemouth, England — BIC [SOLD OUT]
March 17 — Newcastle, England — Metro Radio Arena [SOLD OUT]
March 18 — Birmingham, England — Genting Arena [SOLD OUT]
March 19 — Glasgow, Scotland — SSE Hydro [SOLD OUT] (Matinee)
March 19 — Glasgow, Scotland — SSE Hydro [SOLD OUT]
March 22 — Liverpool, England — Echo Arena [SOLD OUT]
March 23 — Nottingham, England — Capital FM Arena [SOLD OUT]
March 24 — Manchester, England — Machester Arena [SOLD OUT]
March 26 — Leeds, England — First Direct Arena [SOLD OUT]
March 27 — London, England — O2 Arena [SOLD OUT] (Matinee)
March 27 — London, England — O2 Arena [SOLD OUT]
March 28 — Cardiff, Wales — Motorpoint Arena [SOLD OUT]
March 30 — Dublin, Ireland — 3Arena [SOLD OUT]
March 31 — Belfast, Northern Ireland — SSE Arena [SOLD OUT] (Matinee)
March 31 — Belfast, Northern Ireland — SSE Arena [SOLD OUT]

April 2 — Sheffield, England — Sheffield Arena [SOLD OUT]
April 3 — Birmingham, England — Genting Arena [SOLD OUT 1/2]
April 3 — Birmingham, England — Genting Arena (Matinee)
April 5 — Glasgow, Scotland — SSE Hydro [SOLD OUT]
April 7 — Manchester, England — Machester Arena [SOLD OUT]
April 8 — Nottingham, England — Capital FM Arena [SOLD OUT]
April 9 — Newcastle, England — Metro Radio Arena [SOLD OUT]
April 11 — Aberdeen, Scotland — Oil & Gas Arena [SOLD OUT]
April 12 — Aberdeen, Scotland — Oil & Gas Arena [SOLD OUT]
April 14 — Liverpool, England — Echo Arena [SOLD OUT]
April 15 — Leeds, England — First Direct Arena [SOLD OUT]
April 16 — Newcastle, England — Metro Radio Arena [SOLD OUT]
April 18 — Dublin, Ireland — 3Arena [SOLD OUT]
April 19 — Belfast, Northern Ireland — SSE Arena [SOLD OUT]
April 21 — Liverpool, England — Echo Arena
April 22 — London, England — The SSE Arena
April 23 — Sheffield, England — Sheffield Arena

Oceania
May 12 — Brisbane, Australia — Convention Centre
May 13 — Sydney, Australia — Allphones Arena
May 14 — Melbourne, Australia — Margaret Court Arena

Asia
May 16 — Tokyo, Japan — Akasaka Blitz
May 17 — Osaka, Japan — BIGCAT
May 18 — Nagoya, Japan — Diamond Hall
May 20 — Manila, Philippines — Kia Theatre
May 21 — Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia — KL Live at Life Centre
May 23 — Singapore — Star Theatre

Europe
June 12 — Stockholm, Sweden — Gröna Lund
June 13 — Oslo, Norway — Sentrum Scene
June 14 — Copenhagen, Denmark — Falconer Theatre
June 16 — Amsterdam, Netherlands — HMH
June 17 — Antwerp, Belgium — Trix
June 19 — Cologne, Germany — Palladium
June 20 — Milan, Italy — Assago Summer Arena
June 21 — Zurich, Switzerland — Volkhaus
June 23 — Paris, France — Grand Rex
June 24 — Barcelona, Spain — Razzmatazz
June 25 — Madrid, Spain — La Riveria

Originally posted by CrisPop I hope the production is better this time and they film a DVD, I don't care if Perrie and Jade get nervous.

Originally posted by CrisPop I hope the production is better this time and they film a DVD, I don't care if Perrie and Jade get nervous.

Originally posted by PhoebeBuffay This, or air a special live concert on HBO or something

Originally posted by CrisPop I hope the production is better this time and they film a DVD, I don't care if Perrie and Jade get nervous.

Originally posted by Shy Boy I don't buy that excuse. I think it just wasn't in the budget and/or the third album was planned for o Q4 last year so there wasn't any room for a DVD.

https://twitter.com/LittleMix/status/622093875826528256

UK / Ireland Tour Dates 2016 Sun 13 Mar: Cardiff Arena Mon 14 Mar: Brighton Centre Tue 15 Mar: Bournemouth BIC Thu 17 Mar: Newcastle Metro Arena Fri 18 Mar: Birmingham Genting Arena Sat 19 Mar: Glasgow Hydro Arena Tue 22 Mar: Liverpool Arena Wed 23 Mar: Nottingham Capital FM Arena Thu 24 Mar: Manchester Arena Sat 26 Mar: Leeds First Direct Arena Sun 27 Mar: London O2 Arena Wed 30 Mar: Dublin 3Arena Thur 31 Mar: Belfast Odyssey Arena

Originally posted by Team_Avatar Me either. Much like the US tour excuse.....I love these girls to death, but that tour just wasn't selling. Anyway, regardless, I think this is going to be their first proper world tour. I'm holding off now, but if I had to predict I'd say that they'll probably go to Japan, Australia, and parts of Europe. South America and the US would probably be determined by whether they grab a hit in the US between now and the start of the tour in the UK.

Originally posted by JonathanMinaj2 They'll probably add US & Canada dates to make up for the cancelled ones and MAYBE Australia & New Zealand..... They wouldn't be doing Japan/any other countries in Asia or South America. They again MIGHT be able to some cites in Europe, doubt it though.

Originally posted by Team_Avatar The only international location I can definitely see them touring is Australia. They've had a lot of success in Australia on radio, so I can see them doing a venue there. The rest is up in the air tbh. Really depends on whether Black Magic takes off. I think there label is starting to realize their live potential. That's where they really shine - in live performances. So hopefully they really try their best to sell a tour. Maybe in the US they could open up on an arena tour along with a small theater tour on the side.

Originally posted by JonathanMinaj2 They are definetly NOT big enough for US arenas. They could do an Australian theatre tour, that's about it.