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05 · 12 · 2025
Alanis Morissette is set to embark on a series of spectacular UK performances next year.
The iconic rocker delivered a powerful performance at Glastonbury this summer, where her set at Worthy Farm was nothing short of magnificent.
Attracting an immense audience to the Pyramid Stage, her Greatest Hits performance was a highlight of the massive festival and captivated viewers at home.
Looking ahead, Alanis Morissette is scheduled to perform at several large outdoor concerts across the UK next summer. The tour kicks off at Exeter’s Powderham Castle on June 26th, followed by a stop at Blenheim Palace.
She will take the stage at Glasgow’s Bellahouston Park on June 30th, then head to Lytham Green in Lancashire, concluding her tour at London’s Crystal Palace Park on July 4th.
Special guests Skunk Anansie will join her for these concerts.
Tickets will be available for general purchase starting December 12th at 9am.
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Catch Alanis Morissette at the following venues:
June 26 Exeter Powderham Castle
June 28 Woodstock Blenheim Palace
June 30 Glasgow Bellahouston Park
July 2 Lancashire Lytham Green
July 4 London Crystal Palace Park
Photo Credit: Shelby Duncan
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Alanis Morissette is set to perform a number of major shows in the UK next year. The iconic rocker delivered an impactful performance at Glastonbury this past summer, featuring