Little Mix heading for Southampton
One of the world’s biggest girl bands is set to play in Southampton later this year.
Little Mix, the four-girl ensemble, will return to play the Ageas Bowl on Botley Road this summer. Just a 35-minute walk from Hedge End train station, Hampshire’s home of Cricket will welcome the pop superstars on their 21-date 2020 tour.
Venues hosting live artists can sometimes sell promotional products, offering those attending shows and concerts a chance to pick up a keepsake of the event. On the night, the band will grace Southampton with their hit tracks including “Touch”, “Woman Like Me”, “Wings” and “Black Magic.”
Since winning The X Factor in 2011, Jesy Nelson, Perrie Edwards, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Jade Thirwall have established themselves as an international pop phenomenon, touring the US, Australia, Europe and Japan. Asked about their upcoming tour, the group stated:
Their fame in Britain has been equally successful, last year the band played five sold out shows at the O2 Arena in London as part of their massive LM5 Tour.
Little Mix will play the Ageas Bowl on Thursday, July 2. A portion of ticket sales are to be donated to the Nordoff Robbins Music Therapy Centre, a charity that uses music therapy to help those suffering from isolation, life-limiting incurable illnesses and disability.
Little Mix, the four-girl ensemble, will return to play the Ageas Bowl on Botley Road this summer. Just a 35-minute walk from Hedge End train station, Hampshire’s home of Cricket will welcome the pop superstars on their 21-date 2020 tour.
Venues hosting live artists can sometimes sell promotional products, offering those attending shows and concerts a chance to pick up a keepsake of the event. On the night, the band will grace Southampton with their hit tracks including “Touch”, “Woman Like Me”, “Wings” and “Black Magic.”
Since winning The X Factor in 2011, Jesy Nelson, Perrie Edwards, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Jade Thirwall have established themselves as an international pop phenomenon, touring the US, Australia, Europe and Japan. Asked about their upcoming tour, the group stated:
“Performing live is our favourite thing to do as a band, we love it.”
Their fame in Britain has been equally successful, last year the band played five sold out shows at the O2 Arena in London as part of their massive LM5 Tour.
Little Mix will play the Ageas Bowl on Thursday, July 2. A portion of ticket sales are to be donated to the Nordoff Robbins Music Therapy Centre, a charity that uses music therapy to help those suffering from isolation, life-limiting incurable illnesses and disability.