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‘The Voice’ Russell Watson set to perform at Southwell Minster in November




As the 25th anniversary of his debut award-winning album approaches, one of the UK’s most celebrated tenors is heading out on tour and making a stop in Southwell.

‘The Voice’ Russell Watson is set to embark on his Magnificent Buildings Tour across the UK this Autumn, with a stop here at Southwell Minster on November 30.

The tour will see Russell performing 19 shows in some of the country’s most stunning and historic abbeys and cathedrals, beginning at Exeter Cathedral on September 20 and culminating in a special Christmas show at Liverpool Cathedral on December 14.

Following a series of sold-out performances over the last year, Russell will perform a selection of his most beloved hits accompanied by his pianist and arranger, Mike Moran.

Russell Watson. Image: Deacon Communications
Russell Watson. Image: Deacon Communications

​The tour will begin the day after Russell releases his highly anticipated autobiography, ENCORE, on September 19, which will provide a raw and moving account of his battle and rehabilitation from two brain tumours, as he defied the odds to learn to sing again, and return to the stage.

​Russell is also currently recording a brand-new studio at the legendary Abbey Road Studios, which is set for release later this year.

​Reflecting on the upcoming tour, the tenor shared, "Performing in these magnificent venues is truly a dream come true. Each location has its own unique charm and history, which adds a magical element to every performance.

“No two shows are the same which makes it incredibly exciting and humbling to be able to sing in these incredible settings!”

Throughout his career, Russell has released ten critically acclaimed studio albums, sold over 7 million albums worldwide, and performed for distinguished figures such as Her Majesty The Queen, The Pope, and two US Presidents.

His enigmatic and entertaining live performances continue to enchant audiences globally.



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