Fresh off the release of his highly anticipated album Small Changes, Mercury Prize-winning artist Michael Kiwanuka is set to return to the stage for his first UK and European headline tour since 2022. The 12-date run kicks off in Hamburg and includes a stop at Manchester’s O2 Apollo on 13th March, offering fans the chance to experience his latest work in a live setting.
Renowned for his rich, emotive vocals and timeless songwriting, Kiwanuka’s latest album sees him expand on the introspective and immersive soundscapes that have defined his career. Small Changes reunites him with long-time collaborators Brian “Danger Mouse” Burton and Inflo, blending elements of folk, soul, and psychedelia into a deeply personal record that continues his evolution as an artist.
With a reputation for spellbinding live performances, this tour is set to be a special one, as Kiwanuka brings his latest songs to life alongside fan favorites from Love & Hate and KIWANUKA. Expect raw emotion, soaring melodies, and the kind of musical craftsmanship that has made him one of the UK’s most revered artists.
Tickets are selling fast—don’t miss the chance to witness Michael Kiwanuka’s return to the stage.
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