List of entertainment events at Liverpool Arena
The M&S Bank Arena, previously Echo Arena Liverpool, has hosted many entertainment events since its opening in 2008. A list of entertainment events are given in the tables below in an chronological order.
2008–2010[edit]
Entertainment events at the M&S Bank Arena (2008–2010) | ||||||
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Date | Nationality | Performer(s) | Event | Attendance | Revenue | Reference(s) |
2008 | ||||||
12 January | Various | Liverpool the Musical | – | – | [1] | |
5 March | Barbados | Rihanna | Good Girl Gone Bad Tour | 9,630 / 9,630 | $370,043 | [2] |
30 May | United Kingdom Ireland |
Girls Aloud | Tangled Up Tour | – | – | [3] |
26 July | Australia | The Australian Pink Floyd Show | – | – | [1] | |
25 August — 3 September | — | World Firefighters Games 2008 | – | – | [1] | |
7 October | United Kingdom | Oasis | Dig Out Your Soul Tour | – | – | [1] |
8 October | ||||||
6 November | — | 2008 MTV Europe Music Awards | – | – | [4] | |
14 December | — | 2008 BBC Sports Personality of the Year Award | – | – | [5] | |
2009 | ||||||
5 May | United States | Bob Dylan | Never Ending Tour | – | – | [6] |
19 May | United Kingdom Ireland |
Girls Aloud | Out of Control Tour | 28,428 / 28,428 | $1,298,747 | [7] |
2 June | ||||||
3 June | ||||||
6 June | United States | Beyoncé | I Am... World Tour | 21,590 / 21,605 | $2,469,029 | [8] |
14 July | Canada | Leonard Cohen | Leonard Cohen Tour | – | – | [9] |
5 November | United Kingdom | Muse | The Resistance Tour | – | – | [10] |
7 November | Morrissey | Swords Tour | — | [11] | ||
11 November | United States | Beyoncé | I Am... World Tour | [8] | ||
13 November | United Kingdom | Arctic Monkeys | Humbug Tour | – | – | [12] |
2010 | ||||||
24 February | United States | Lady Gaga | The Monster Ball Tour | – | ||
4 May | United States | Kiss | Sonic Boom Over Europe Tour | – | – | [13] |
30 May | United Kingdom | Leona Lewis | The Labyrinth Tour | – | – | [14] |
21 July | United Kingdom | Rod Stewart | Soulbook Tour | 9,205 / 9,205 | $941,254 | [15] |
20 October | — | MOBO Awards 2010 | – | – | [16] | |
8 December | United Kingdom | Paul Weller | Wake Up the Nation Tour | – | – | [17] |
2011–2020[edit]
Entertainment events at the M&S Bank Arena (2011–present) | |||||||||
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Date | Nationality | Performer(s) | Event | Attendance | Revenue | Reference(s) | |||
2011 | |||||||||
11 March | Canada | Justin Bieber | My World Tour | – | – | [18] | |||
27 March | United States | Katy Perry | California Dreams Tour | 11,052 / 11,052 | $398,646 | ||||
12 May | United States United Kingdom |
The Monkees | 45th Anniversary Tour | – | – | [19] | |||
31 August | United States | Dolly Parton | Better Day World Tour | 9,191 / 9,305 | $931,719 | [20] | |||
20 December | United Kingdom | Paul McCartney | On the Run Tour | – | – | [21] | |||
2012 | |||||||||
31 January | Ireland | Snow Patrol | Fallen Empires Tour | – | – | [22] | |||
4 April | United Kingdom | Steps | The Ultimate Tour | – | – | [23] | |||
22 April | Canada | Drake | Club Paradise Tour | – | – | [24] | |||
20 May | United States | Guns N' Roses | Up Close and Personal Tour | – | – | [25] | |||
10 October | United Kingdom | George Michael | Symphonica Tour | – | – | [26] | |||
11 October | Cheryl Cole | A Million Lights Tour | – | – | [27] | ||||
24 October | United States | Nicki Minaj | Pink Friday: Reloaded Tour | ||||||
3 November | — | MOBO Awards 2012 | – | – | [28] | ||||
2013 | |||||||||
3 February | United Kingdom | Little Mix | DNA Tour | ||||||
24 February | Canada | Justin Bieber | Believe Tour | – | – | [18] | |||
8 March | United States | Ne-Yo | R.E.D. World Tour | – | – | [29] | |||
20 March | United Kingdom Ireland |
Girls Aloud | Ten: The Hits Tour | – | – | [30] | |||
30 June | United Kingdom | The Who | Quadrophenia And More Tour | – | – | [31] | |||
24 November | United States | Bruno Mars | The Moonshine Jungle Tour | – | – | [32] | |||
2014 | |||||||||
24 March | United Kingdom | Rebecca Ferguson | Freedom Tour | – | – | [33] | |||
12 April | Elbow | The Take Off and Landing of Everything Tour | – | – | [34] | ||||
16 May | United States | Katy Perry | Prismatic World Tour | ||||||
23 May | United Kingdom | Little Mix | Salute Tour | 11,000 / 11,000 | $370,043 | ||||
8 June | United States | Dolly Parton | Blue Smoke World Tour | – | – | [35] | |||
26 June | Eagles | History of the Eagles – Live in Concert | – | – | [36] | ||||
24 September | Australia | Kylie Minogue | Kiss Me Once Tour | 7,932 / 9,651 | $675,362 | [37] | |||
2015 | |||||||||
31 January | United Kingdom | Kaiser Chiefs | Education, Education, Education & War Tour | – | – | [38] | |||
26 February | United Kingdom United States |
Queen + Adam Lambert | – | – | [39] | ||||
13 March | United States | Lionel Richie | All the Hits, All Night Long | – | – | [40] | |||
6 April | Nicki Minaj | The Pinkprint Tour | 6,802 / 8,508 | $448,901 | [41] | ||||
28 May | United Kingdom | Paul McCartney | Out There! Tour | 9,274 / 9,274 | $1,630,760 | [42] | |||
7 December | Mumford & Sons | Wilder Mind Tour | – | – | [43] | ||||
2016 | |||||||||
22 March | United Kingdom | Little Mix | The Get Weird Tour | 29,482 / 31,997 | $1,512,194 | ||||
5 April | Electric Light Orchestra | – | – | [44] | |||||
14 April | Little Mix | The Get Weird Tour | [a] | [a] | |||||
21 April | [b] | [b] | |||||||
17 June | United States | Barry Manilow | One Last Time! Tour | – | – | [45] | |||
23 December | United Kingdom | Status Quo | The Last Night of the Electrics Tour | – | – | [46] | |||
2017 | |||||||||
22 May | United Kingdom | Take That | Wonderland Live | – | – | [47] | |||
26 May | |||||||||
15 July | United States | Blink-182 | California Tour | – | – | [48] | |||
17 September | John Legend | Darkness and Light Tour | – | – | [49] | ||||
16 October | United Kingdom | Little Mix | The Glory Days Tour | 29,351 / 29,351 | $1,627,254 | ||||
1 November | [c] | [c] | |||||||
9 November | United States | The Killers | Wonderful Wonderful World Tour | – | – | [50] | |||
20 November | United Kingdom | Little Mix | The Glory Days Tour | [d] | [d] | ||||
2018 | |||||||||
20 March | United Kingdom | Paloma Faith | The Architect Tour | – | – | [51] | |||
2 May | The Vamps | Night & Day Tour | – | – | [52] | ||||
7 May | Canada | Nickelback | Feed the Machine Tour | – | – | [53] | |||
21 June | United States | Katy Perry | Witness: The Tour | – | – | [54] | |||
3 October | Australia | Kylie Minogue | Golden Tour | 8,114 / 10,079 | $763,083 | [55] | |||
8 November | United Kingdom | The Prodigy | UK Arena Tour | – | – | [56] | |||
8 December | Deacon Blue | To Be Here Someday - 30th Anniversary Tour | – | – | [57] | ||||
12 December | Paul McCartney | Freshen Up Tour | 9,032 / 9,032 | $1,382,519 | [58] | ||||
14 December | Netherlands | André Rieu | André Rieu 2018 Tour | – | – | [59] | |||
2019 | |||||||||
27 January | Ireland | Boyzone | Thank You & Goodnight Tour | – | – | [60] | |||
5 May | United Kingdom | The Vamps | Four Corners Tour | – | – | [61] | |||
12 May | — | WWE Live! | – | – | [62] | ||||
27 May | United Kingdom | Rita Ora | Phoenix World Tour | – | – | [63] | |||
30 May | Olly Murs | You Know I Know Tour | – | – | [64] | ||||
31 May | United States | The Drifters | 2019 UK Tour | – | – | [65] | |||
2 June | United Kingdom | Mumford & Sons | Delta Tour | – | – | [66] | |||
25 June | Ireland | Westlife | The Twenty Tour | – | – | [67] | |||
26 June | |||||||||
27 June | Various | Il Divo | Timeless Tour | – | – | [68] | |||
30 June | United States | Eagles | — | – | – | [69] | |||
3 July | Gladys Knight | — | – | – | [70] | ||||
21 October | United Kingdom | Little Mix | LM5: The Tour | – | – | [71] | |||
22 October | |||||||||
7 November | Gerry Cinnamon | — | – | – | [72] | ||||
9 November | Paul Smith | The Following Tour | – | – | [73] | ||||
10 November | Catfish and the Bottlemen | — | – | – | [74] | ||||
17 November | Australia | The Australian Pink Floyd Show | – | – | [75] | ||||
21 November | United Kingdom | Liam Gallagher | UK Tour | – | – | [76] | |||
29 November | — | Mrs. Brown's Boys D'Musical | – | – | [77] | ||||
30 November | |||||||||
1 December | |||||||||
3 December | Canada | Michael Bublé | An Evening with Michael Bublé | – | – | [78] | |||
4 December | |||||||||
10 December | United Kingdom | Rod Stewart | — | – | – | [79] | |||
13 December | Jack Whitehall | Jack Whitehall: Stood Up | – | – | [80] | ||||
14 December | |||||||||
2020 | |||||||||
26 February | United Kingdom | The 1975 | — | – | – | [81] | |||
27 February | United States | Whitney Houston | Whitney Houston Hologram Tour | – | – | [82] | |||
21 May | Australia | 5 Seconds of Summer | No Shame Tour | – | – | [83] | |||
1 July | United States | Diana Ross | Top of the World Tour | – | – | [84] | |||
13 September | United Kingdom | Stormzy | H.I.T.H World Tour | – | – | [85] | |||
11 October | Simply Red | — | – | – | [86] | ||||
21 October | McFly | The Lost Songs Tour | – | – | [87] | ||||
22 October | Rick Astley | Greatest Hits Tour | – | – | [88] | ||||
24 October | Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott | — | – | – | [89] | ||||
28 October | United States | The Drifters | — | – | – | [90] | |||
11 November | Norway | A-ha | Hunting High and Low Tour | – | – | [91] | |||
27 November | United Kingdom | Deacon Blue | Cities of Love Tour | – | – | [92] | |||
30 November | JLS | Beat Again Tour | – | – | [93] | ||||
7 December |
2021–onwards[edit]
Entertainment events at the M&S Bank Arena (2021–onwards) | ||||||
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Date | Nationality | Performer(s) | Event | Attendance | Revenue | Reference(s) |
2021 | ||||||
3 October | United Kingdom | Genesis | The Last Domino? | – | – | |
4 October | ||||||
27 November | Elton John | Farewell Yellow Brick Road | – | – | ||
28 November | ||||||
2022 | ||||||
18 April | United Kingdom | Little Mix | The Confetti Tour | – | – | |
24 April | Craig David | Hold that Thought Tour | – | – | [94] | |
26 April | Little Mix | The Confetti Tour | – | – | ||
29 April | Dua Lipa | Future Nostalgia Tour | – | – | ||
30 May | David Gray | White Ladder: The 20th Anniversary | – | – | ||
30 November | Ireland | Westlife | The Wild Dreams Tour | – | – | |
2023 | ||||||
9 May | Various | Eurovision Song Contest 2023 | – | [95][96] | ||
11 May | ||||||
13 May | ||||||
13 October | United Kingdom | S Club 7 | S Club Reunited 25th Anniversary Tour (opening date) | – | [97] |
Notes[edit]
- ^ a b The boxscore data for 14 April 2016 is combined with the 22 March 2016 data.
- ^ a b The boxscore data for 21 April 2016 is combined with the 22 March 2016 data.
- ^ a b The boxscore data for 1 November 2017 is combined with the 16 October 2017 data.
- ^ a b The boxscore data for 20 November 2017 is combined with the 16 October 2017 data.
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