Rock legend Francis Rossi will hit the road in Spring 2020 for a mammoth 60-date spoken word tour – fresh from the success of his best selling autobiography ‘I Talk Too Much’ and number one country album ‘We Talk Too Much’.
Rossi has been thrilling crowds in theatres and arts centres across the UK this spring and is hitting the road again next year due to unprecedented demand. With many of his 2019 shows selling out, he’ll be back from March 11 until June 9 next year. He’ll visit England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and Ireland, reaching all parts of the British Isles.
His show, also called ‘I Talk Too Much’, features Rossi in conversation with best-selling author Mick Wall. The Status Quo star also takes his guitar on stage to treat fans to some acoustic music.
Rossi said: “I’ve been thrilled by the success of my first spoken word tour. The venues have been packed, the fans have been having a great time and I’ve been enjoying it too.
“The venues and fans wanted us to go out again, so we’ve bowed to demand and we’ll be on the road next spring.”
Rossi’s autobiography entered the chart at number three and remained in the top ten for a month while his Country album with Hannah Rickard went to number one on the Country Chart.
Tickets will go on general sale on Friday 26th April at 10am from: http://statusquo.co.uk/
Full dates are below.
I TALK TOO MUCH
2020 TOUR DATES
MARCH 2020
11 – Wimborne – Tivoli
12 – Basingstoke – Anvil
13 – Yeovil – Westlands
14 – Street – Strode Theatre
15 – Margate – Theatre Royal
19 – Kettering – Lighthouse Theatre
20 – Stamford – Corn Exchange
21 – Wrexham – William Aston Hall
22 – Stafford – Gatehouse
23 – Leicester – De Montford Hall
25 – Redditch – Palace Theatre
26 – Telford – Oakengates Theatre
27 – Chesterfield – Winding Wheel
28 – Aberystwyth – University Concert Hall
29 – Hereford – Courtyard
31 – Stockport – Plaza Theatre
APRIL 2020
1 – Northallerton – Forum
2 – Scarborough – Spa Theatre
3 – Leeds – City Varieties
4 – Middlesbrough – Town Hall
5 – Yarm – School
6 – Newcastle – Tyne Theatre
22 – Camberley – Camberley Theatre
23 – Stevenage – Gordon Craig Theatre
24 – Isle Of Wight – Shanklin Theatre
25 – Exmouth – Pavilion
26 – Ilfracombe – Landmark Theatre
29 – Corby – Cube
30 – Hull – City Hall
MAY 2020
1 – Dorking – Dorking Halls
2 – Maidstone – Hazlitt Theatre
3 – Hastings – White Rock
5 – Peterborough – Cresset Theatre
6 – St Albans – Alban Arena
7 – Crawley – The Hawth
8 – Bedford – Corn Exchange
9 – Ipswich – Corn Exchange
13 – Newport – Riverfront
14 – Neath – Gwyn Hall
15 – Brecon – Theatr Brycheiniog
16 – Newton – Theatre Hafren
17 – Treorchy – Park and Dare Theatre
19 – Coleraine – Riverside
20 – Sligo – Hawkswell Theatre
21 – Dundalk – An Tain Arts Centre
22 – Cork – Everyman Theatre
23 – Mullingar – Arts Centre
24 – Galway – Town Hall
27 – Bradford – St George’s
28 – Musselburgh – Brunton
29 – Dunfermline – Alhambra
30 – Dundee – Rep
31 – Durham – Gala Theatre
June
3 – Lincoln – Theatre Royal
4 – Runcorn – The Brindley
5 – Colwyn Bay – Theatre Colwyn
6 – Wellingborough – Castle Theatre
7 – Wolverhampton – Grand Theatre
8 – Winchester – Theatre Royal
9 – Portsmouth – New Theatre Royal
