Darren Hayes Tickets

Darren Hayes, the multi-award-winning songwriter, iconic performer and one half of the globally revered Savage Garden, has announced a major UK tour for 2023, his first in over a decade! The tour will celebrate 25 years of Savage Garden, his well-established solo career and more.

As the lead singer and songwriter of duo Savage Garden, Australian born Darren Hayes quickly dominated the pop landscape achieving an impressive 10 UK Top 40 hits from ‘I Want You’, ‘To The Moon and Back’, to ‘I Knew I Loved You’ to U.S Billboard number ones including the timeless 'Truly Madly Deeply’.  With Savage Garden and as a solo recording artist in his own right, Darren has sold over 30 million albums globally. Fans got a taste of his first new music in over a decade with the strikingly personal ‘Let’s Try Being In Love’ and ‘Do You Remember?’ released earlier this year ahead of his long-awaited new solo record.

The evolution of Darren Hayes continued to flourish with the release of ‘Poison Blood’. The song provided an avenue for Darren to explore darker themes of depression and suicide, and as a result, produce some of his most earnest and raw lyrics to date. 

Ahead of the UK dates, the Hayes returns to the stage in his native Australia before hitting our shores in March for a true celebration of Savage Garden, solo hits and much more. Of the new tour, Hayes said: 

“You never know how much you love something until it’s taken away from you. After almost a decade out of the spotlight and all this time in lockdown I found myself really missing the electric feeling that only a live audience can bring. After 25 years in the music industry, I feel like we’ve grown up together. To sing these songs again after all we’ve been through is going to feel like a family reunion. I’m beyond excited to return.” 

DARREN HAYES TOUR DATES 2023

Tuesday 21 March – Nottingham Royal Concert Hall

Wednesday 22 March –  Brighton Dome

Friday 24 March – Cardiff, St David’s Hall

Saturday 25 March – Oxford, New Theatre

Sunday 26 March – Birmingham Symphony Hall

Tuesday 28 March – London Palladium

Wednesday 29 March – Southend, Cliffs Pavilion

Friday 31 March – Glasgow, SEC Armadillo

Saturday 1 April – Newcastle, O2 City Hall

Sunday 2 April – Manchester, Bridgewater Hall