André Rieu 2023 arena tour: How to get Leeds tickets - see full list of UK and Ireland dates

Violin icon André Rieu has announced his highly anticipated Spring tour of the UK and Ireland, including a visit to Leeds in May. The world-renowned Dutch violinist, who is most known for founding the waltz-playing Johann Straus Orchestra, performed in Central Europe, South America, Eastern Europe, and Israel last year.

This time around, the 73-year-old chart-topper will tour the UK, beginning with a two-day stop in London in April and concluding in late June in Liverpool. Since 1975, Rieu, one of the most successful violinists and conductors in the world, has toured with his beloved orchestra, considered to be the world’s largest private orchestra.

And his recent Christmas album ‘Silver Bells’ charted in top five in the UK, which is his 16th album to chart in the UK top 10 with combined sales over 40 million albums worldwide. In addition to his success, André also topped the cinema Box Office with his cinema event ‘Live in Dublin’.

Following the UK and Ireland tour, Rieu will also be travelling to the US with his Johann Strauss Orchestra. Below is information regarding his show in Leeds, ticket sales, and other UK venues where he will be performing.

André Rieu’s Leeds concert 2023 and tickets

Rieu will be performing at Leeds First Direct Arena on May 11. The tickets are currently on sale on Ticketmaster from £58.95.

André Rieu UK Tour 2023 venues

April  13    London  OVO Arena Wembley

April  14   London OVO Arena Wembley

April   15  Birmingham Resorts World Arena

April 20    SSE Arena Belfast

April 21     Dublin 3Arena

April 22    Dublin 3Arena

May  10    Nottingham Motorpoint Arena

May   11   Leeds First Direct Arena

May   12   Manchester AO Arena

May  13    Sheffield Utilita Arena

May   25   Aberdeen P&J Live

May   26   Glasgow OVO Hydro

May   27   Glasgow OVO Hydro

June  24    Liverpool M&S Bank Arena

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