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Award-winning pop-rap group N-Dubz – Tulisa, Dappy and Fazer – have announced their massive return to the live stage with a UK arena tour in 2027.
Tour Dates:
Glasgow OVO Hydro, 25 Feb
Newcastle Utilita Arena, 27
Sheffield Utilita Arena, 28
Nottingham Motorpoint Arena, 01 March
London The O2, 04
Cardiff Utiltia Arena, 07
Manchester Co-op Live, 09
Birmingham bp pulse LIVE, 10
Tickets on sale Friday (09 October) at 10am from Ticketmaster AXS Gigantic
VIP & Hospitality Packages from Seat Unique
PRESALES:
Arena Presales – Wednesday (07 October) at 10am
Priority from O2 – Wednesday (07 October) at 10am
Artist Presale – Wednesday (07 October) at 10am
OVO Presale – Wednesday (07 October) at 10am
Co-op Presale – Wednesday (07 October) at 10am
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Artist Bio:
N-Dubz are one of the most recognisable British groups of the late 2000s, with Tulisa, Dappy and Fazer combining hip-hop, R&B, grime and pop to create a sound that was unmistakably their own.
Formed in Camden, North West London, in 2000, the trio came through the UK’s grassroots music scene before breaking into the mainstream with their debut album, ‘Uncle B’, in 2008. The platinum-certified album introduced N-Dubz to a huge audience and featured tracks including ‘Papa Can You Hear Me?’, ‘I Swear’ and ‘Better Not Waste My Time’.
Their second album, ‘Against All Odds’, arrived in 2009 and reached No.6 on the UK Albums Chart. It included a string of memorable singles, including ‘I Need You’ and ‘Playing with Fire’ featuring Mr Hudson. Their collaboration with Tinchy Stryder, ‘Number 1’, became their first No.1 single in the UK and has since been certified double platinum.
N-Dubz followed this with ‘Love.Live.Life’ in 2010, which produced further Top 10 hits including ‘We Dance On’ and ‘Best Behaviour’. Across this period, the group became one of the biggest British acts of their generation, picking up four MOBO Awards, an O2 Silver Clef Award and a BRIT Award nomination.
Part of what made N-Dubz stand out was the way they brought their London roots and real-life storytelling into the mainstream. They moved comfortably between rap, R&B and pop without losing the identity that had built their original fanbase, helping to pave the way for a new generation of British artists.
After going their separate ways, Tulisa, Dappy and Fazer reunited in 2022 following an 11-year hiatus. Their Back to the Future Tour sold out shows across the UK, showing just how strong the connection with their fans remained. The comeback was followed by ‘Timeless’, their first studio album in more than a decade, which reached the UK Albums Chart Top 10.
With a catalogue packed with songs that remain hugely popular almost two decades later, N-Dubz have built a lasting place in UK music. Their mix of honesty, humour, big hooks and unmistakable London energy continues to connect with fans old and new.
Artist News:
N-Dubz are heading back on the road in 2027, with Tulisa, Dappy and Fazer announcing a major UK arena tour that will see the trio perform in the round for the first time.
The 360° arena setup will bring fans closer to the action than ever before, with the trio performing in the centre of the venue rather than from a traditional stage. The shows will celebrate N-Dubz’s career, bringing together their biggest hits, fan favourites and songs from their more recent material.
Formed in Camden in 2000, N-Dubz became one of the defining British acts of the late 2000s, combining hip-hop, R&B, grime and pop with their unmistakable London sound. Their debut album, ‘Uncle B’, arrived in 2008 and was followed by ‘Against All Odds’ in 2009 and ‘Love.Live.Life’ in 2010.
The trio’s catalogue includes some of the biggest UK hits of the era, including ‘Number 1’ with Tinchy Stryder, ‘I Need You’, ‘Playing with Fire’, ‘We Dance On’ and ‘Best Behaviour’. ‘Number 1’ topped the UK Singles Chart and has since been certified double platinum, while N-Dubz picked up four MOBO Awards during their initial run.
After an 11-year break, N-Dubz reunited in 2022 for the Back to the Future Tour, which saw them return to sold-out UK venues. The reunion was followed by their first studio album in more than a decade, ‘Timeless’, which reached the UK Albums Chart Top 10.
The Legacy Tour will give fans another chance to experience the music that made N-Dubz such a huge part of British pop culture, while bringing their live show into a new format with the trio performing in the round for the first time.








