The Long Live the Angels Tour is the second concert tour by Scottish singer Emeli Sandé. Sandé announced in November 2016 that she would embark on a European and United States tour, starting in the following March in support of her second album, Long Live the Angels. The tour consists of 40 shows, including Sandé's first arena shows, which were announced in December 2016.
Calum Scott was the opening act during the October 2017 arena leg of the tour.
Controversy Several complaints were received by Ticketmaster and Genting Arena following Sande's Birmingham gig on 25 October. The show was cut considerably short, only lasting one-hour compared to the near two-hour set at all other UK dates. The tour organisers refused to provide any refunds, and Sande herself did not comment, though it is believed vocal strain led to the incident. The original full set list was restored for the final tour date on 27 October.
Setlist This setlist is from the show on 15 October 2017 in Glasgow. It does not represent all shows for the tour.
"Hurts" "Free" "Where I Sleep" "Growth" "Lonely" "Give Me Something" "Every Single Little Piece" "Journey" "Kung Fu" "My Kind of Love" "Breathing Underwater" "Happen" "Rebellion" "Heaven" "Piece of My Heart" "Clown" "River" "Suitcase" "Starlight" "Beneath Your Beautiful" "Read All About It, Pt. III" "Wonder" "Babe" "Highs & Lows" "Next to Me" Encore "Little Bit Longer"
Shows Date City Country VenueEurope 16 March 2017 Edinburgh Scotland Usher Hall 18 March 2017 Dublin Ireland Olympia Hall 19 March 2017 BirminghamUnited Kingdom o2 Academy 21 March 2017 London o2 Academy 22 March 2017 Leeds o2 Academy 24 March 2017 Antwerp Belgium Lotto Arena 25 March 2017 Luxembourg Luxembourg Rockhal 27 March 2017 Paris France Zénith de Paris 28 March 2017 Munich Germany Zenith 29 March 2017 Amsterdam Netherlands Heineken Music Hall 1 April 2017 Zürich Switzerland Samsung Hall 3 April 2017 BerlinGermany Columbiahalle 4 April 2017 Cologne Palladium 5 April 2017 Milan Italy Fabrique 12 April 2017 Paris France Zénith de Paris 27 May 2017 Hull United Kingdom Burton Constable Hall 16 June 2017 Bergen Norway Bergenhus Festning 25 June 2017 Pilton United Kingdom Worthy Farm 29 June 2017 Nibe Denmark Skalskoven 19 August 2017 Stafford United Kingdom Weston Park 20 August 2017 Chelmsford Hylands ParkUnited Kingdom & Ireland Arena Tour 14 October 2017 AberdeenScotland Oil & Gas Arena 15 October 2017 Glasgow The SSE Hydro 16 October 2017 NewcastleEngland Metro Radio Arena 18 October 2017 London The O2 Arena 19 October 2017 Brighton Brighton Centre 21 October 2017 Cardiff Wales Motorpoint Arena 22 October 2017 ManchesterEngland Manchester Arena 24 October 2017 Leeds First Direct Arena 25 October 2017 Birmingham Genting Arena 27 October 2017 Dublin Ireland 3Arena
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