James Blunt at Utilita Arena Newcastle: Times, tickets, setlist, parking and more

James Blunt, best known for his 00s hits, is back on tour this April with Newcastle being the fourth date on the tour.

By the time Blunt will hit the North East, he will have already performed at arenas in Leeds, Bristol and Brighton in addition to a huge number of shows across Europe from France to Slovakia.

The tour is in palce as part of the promotion for Blunt's newest album, Who We Used To Be, which was released in October 2023.

When is James Blunt performing at Newcastle's Utilita Arena?

The show will take place on Thursday, April 4.

What are the set times for James Blunt on his UK tour?

According to the venue website, doors for the show are due to open at 6:30pm with music set to start from 7:45pm.

The show is expected to come to an end at 10:25pm.

Who is supporting James Blunt on his UK tour?

The opening set will come from Lucy Spraggan. The Kent-born singer-songwriter was first introduced to the UK in 2012 on The X Factor before withdrawing due to illness.

She has since grown into a highly respected artist and released her seventh studio album in August 2023.

Are tickets still available for James Blunt in Newcastle?

A very small number of tickets remain available for the gig on Ticketmaster, although others may become available in the build-up to the show on the website's resale platform. Standard available tickets start from £59.

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Where to park for Newcastle’s Utilita Arena?

There are 600 official car parking places to the rear of the arena which can be reached either by Arena Way or Railway Terrace to the east.

If this car park is full, the arena recommends gig goes use the NCP car park next to the Arena, with its entrance on Redheugh Bridge Road.

The usual fee for events is £8.

Other car parks around the arena include Arena Square Car Park on Ord Street and the Times Square Car Park which can be accessed from Railway Street.

What is James Blunt's setlist for his 2024 UK tour?

Based on previous shows on the tour, North East fans can expect something similar to the following:

Beside You

Saving A Life

Wisemen

Carry You Home

All The Love I Ever Needed

Dark Thought

Goodbye My Lover

High

The Girl That Never Was

Love Under Pressure

Postcards

I Won't Die With You

Coz I Luv You (Slade cover)

You're Beautiful

Same Mistake

Stay The Night

OK (Robin Schulz cover)

Monsters

Bonfire Heart

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