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Midge Ure announces new album and Brighton concert

by Nick Linazasoro
Tuesday 10 Mar, 2026 at 11:24AM
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Midge Ure announces new album and Brighton concert

Midge Ure

Acclaimed musician, producer and songwriter Midge Ure is set to embark on his visionary ‘A Man Of Two Worlds Tour’ this May and June 2026, with additional dates now added for November due to demand, which includes a performance at Brighton Dome on the 23rd. The tour marks a bold new live chapter and coincides with the release of his brand-new studio album, ‘A Man Of Two Worlds’, arriving on 8th May, the opening night of the tour.

Anticipation has continued to build around what promises to be one of the most distinctive shows of his career. Rather than delivering a straightforward greatest-hits set, Ure has conceived ‘A Man Of Two Worlds’ as a seamless and immersive concert experience, blending classic tracks and fan favourites with cinematic instrumental pieces to create a continuous musical narrative.

Midge Ure’s forthcoming ‘A Man Of Two Worlds’ album

Released on the first night of the tour, the album is Ure’s first collection of new material in 12 years. Divided into two halves, eight instrumental compositions and eight vocal songs, the record mirrors the concept of the live show. While it stands as a powerful statement in its own right, it also provides the creative backbone of the tour, with new material sitting naturally alongside the classics.

 Midge explains:

“Almost every album I’ve made over the past 40+ years has featured at least one instrumental track. For this album I wanted to explore that further, showing two sides of what I do. The ‘Man Of Two Worlds Tour’ reflects this idea, combining instrumentals I’ve written over the years with songs, album tracks and fan favourites side by side, taking the audience on a journey.”

Midge Ure

The tour follows a remarkable run of live activity in recent years, including a sold-out 70th birthday celebration at London’s Royal Albert Hall in 2023 and an extensive UK tour in 2024. Continually evolving as a performer, Ure once again challenges expectations with a production that balances reflection with reinvention.

Few artists can claim such creative longevity. From his glam rock days with Slik, through the punk-tinged energy of The Rich Kids (alongside Glen Matlock of the Sex Pistols), to defining the sound of the ’80s with Ultravox and Visage, Midge Ure has consistently been at the forefront of innovation. His role in co-writing and producing the global anthem ‘Do They Know It’s Christmas?’ and helping orchestrate Live Aid remains one of the most significant moments in modern music history.

With Ivor Novello, Grammy, and BASCAP awards to his name and a legacy of gold and platinum selling records, Ure now brings fans something completely new.

Midge Ure will be heading to Brighton Dome (pic Sara-Louise Bowrey)

‘A MAN OF TWO WORLDS’ Tour Dates:
 8-May-26 Bath Forum
9-May-26 Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
11-May-26 Leicester De Montfort Hall
12-May-26 Birmingham Symphony Hall
14-May-26 Oxford New Theatre
15-May-26 Plymouth Pavilions
18-May-26 Sheffield City Hall
19-May-26 Manchester Bridgewater Hall
20-May-26 Aberdeen Music Hall
22-May-26 Glasgow SEC Armadillo
24-May-26 Edinburgh Usher Hall
25-May-26 London Barbican Hall
26-May-26 Reading Hexagon
27-May-26 Bournemouth Pavilion Theatre
29-May-26 Bradford Live
30-May-26 Nottingham Royal Concert Hall
31-May-26 Cambridge Corn Exchange
2-Jun-26 Southend Cliffs
3-Jun-26 Portsmouth Guildhall
4-Jun-26 Milton Keynes Theatre
5-Jun-26 Gateshead Glasshouse
20-Nov-26 York Barbican
21-Nov-26 Derby Vaillant Live
22-Nov-26 Hull Connexin Live
23-Nov-26 Brighton Dome
25-Nov-26 Cardiff Depot
27-Nov-26 Watford Colosseum
29-Nov-26 Coventry Warwick Arts Centre
30-Nov-26 Guildford G Live

Tickets available from www.midgeure.co.uk & midgeure.seetickets.com.

www.midgeure.co.uk

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