Skye Newman Officially Announces The Woman I Am Tour

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      28 · 10 · 2025

      Skye Newman has announced plans for her largest UK tour to date.

      The emerging pop talent has just released her EP ‘SE9 Pt 1’, an electrifying offering that follows her impressive performances during Lewis Capaldi’s extensive arena tour.

      Widely regarded as a future star, Skye recently sold out the KOKO venue in London and is set to return soon for more shows.

      Her upcoming tour, The Woman I Am, kicks off in Birmingham on April 12th and continues to O2 Forum Kentish Town on April 14th.

      After visiting Glasgow and Manchester, Skye Newman will conclude the tour with a performance at 3Olympia Theatre in Dublin on April 20th.

      Tickets for The Woman I Am Tour will go on sale for artist pre-sale on Wednesday, October 29th, and general sale will start on Friday, October 31st.

      You can catch Skye Newman at the following dates:

      April 12 Birmingham O2 Academy

      April 14 London O2 Forum Kentish Town

      April 17 Glasgow O2 Academy

      April 18 Manchester Academy

      April 20 Dublin 3Olympia Theatre

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