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Katherine Jenkins

The Bridgewater Hall

Lower Mosley Street · and other venues

Fri 2 Oct · 19:00 · £67.50


About this event

Members presale Thursday 19 February 10am General sale Friday 20 February 10am The biggest selling classical artist of this century, Katherine Jenkins OBE, has announced a brand new UK tour for 2026, to celebrate her incredible 25 Years in music. The 25 Year Anniversary Tour is the first tour for Katherine in five years and is set to feature all her biggest hits including ‘Time To Say Goodbye’, the emotional ‘Jealous of the Angels’ and  ‘I Will Always Love You’ and more. Katherine Jenkins OBE is officially the world’s most successful classical singer, having been named The Biggest Selling Classical Artist of the Century by Classic FM and earning a record-breaking 14 number-one albums since signing to Universal Classics at just 22. She burst onto the music scene in 2003 with a landmark performance at Westminster Cathedral honouring Pope John Paul II, followed by appearances at major international sporting events and at the Sydney Opera House. A favourite of the British Royal Family, Jenkins has sung at many national occasions including Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II’s Diamond Jubilee, Coronation concerts at Buckingham Palace, and her 90th birthday celebrations at Windsor Castle. She has also performed for Popes, Presidents and Princes, further establishing her place as one of the world’s most in-demand classical performers. Alongside her musical achievements, Katherine has earned ‘National Treasure” status through her charitable work. She serves as global patron of The Wilderness Foundation, ambassador for Prince William’s TUSK Trust and Macmillan Cancer Support, and trustee of The British Forces Foundation – for whom she has performed for troops in conflict zones around the world. Awarded an OBE in 2013, she also lifted spirits during the 2020 pandemic with 25 free “lockdown live” concerts, including history-making performances at Buckingham Palace and a behind-closed-doors Royal Albert Hall concert.

4 dates across 4 venues

Dates & venues

The Bridgewater Hall

Lower Mosley Street

  • 19:00Fri 2 Oct

    Concert at The Bridgewater Hall

Liverpool Philharmonic

Liverpool Philharmonic Hall, Hope Street, Liverpool

B:Music (Town Hall & Symphony Hall)

Symphony Hall, 8 Centenary Square, Birmingham

Glasgow Royal Concert Hall

2 Sauchiehall Street

  • 19:00Mon 19 Oct· £67.50

    Glasgow Life Tickets

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