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Rebecca Ferguson Tickets
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Concerts in United Kingdom
- 09/06/2025Monday 19:30Bury St EdmundsApexRebecca Ferguson:15 Years StrippedLow Availability
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- 10/06/2025Tuesday 19:30CoventryWarwick Arts Centre, CoventryRebecca Ferguson: 15 Years StrippedLow Availability
- 25/06/2025Wednesday 19:30Southend-On-SeaPalace Theatre, SouthendRebecca Ferguson: 15 Years StrippedLow Availability
- 05/09/2025Friday 19:30BristolSt George's BristolRebecca Ferguson
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- 23/09/2025Tuesday 19:30PooleLighthouseRebecca Ferguson: 15 Years Stripped
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- 01/10/2025Wednesday 19:30AldershotPrinces Hall AldershotRebecca Ferguson: 15 Years Stripped
About
Vocalist celebrated for her soulful voice and powerful songwriting
“Our generation’s songbird,” was what Nicole Scherzinger called Rebecca Ferguson during her X Factor days. Britain fell in love with Ferguson’s voice during the seventh season of the competition show, during which the then 24-year-old singer won hearts with her story of single motherhood and passionate love of music. Shortly after her time on The X Factor, Ferguson released her debut album, Heaven. It was received with universal acclaim from critics, with no publication giving it less than four stars, and was certified platinum in the UK. In early 2012, Ferguson departed on her first headline tour, which sold out across the UK and Ireland.
Ferguson’s sophomore album, Freedom, arrived in December 2013. The album saw Ferguson making a departure from her soul-influenced sound in favour of R&B-tinged, dance-friendly tracks. Her next full-length project, Lady Sings The Blues, was even bolder departure from her previous work. It saw Ferguson reimagine Billie Holiday’s 1956 record of the same name, covering 17 songs previously performed by Holiday. Her fourth studio album, Superwoman, was released in 2016.
In 2023, Ferguson announced the upcoming release of Heaven – Part 2, her first full-length album in seven years. She explained on social media that the album would be her last, marking her retirement from the music industry. She also announced a homecoming show at Liverpool’s Philharmonic Hall on 18th November, ahead of a string of summer 2024 dates around the UK.
Setlists
- 1.Nothing's Real but Love
- 2.We'll Be Fine
- 3.Backtrack
- 4.I Hope
- 5.Diamonds In Her Shoes
- 6.Proud Mary (Creedence Clearwater Revival cover)
- 1.Too Good to Lose
- 2.We'll Be Fine
- 3.Run Free
- 4.Glitter & Gold
- 5.Shallow Breathing (Debut performance)
- 6.Backtrack
- 7.Superwoman
- 8.From Now On (Debut performance)
- 9.Pay for It
- 10.I Hope
- 11.Mistress
- 12.I'm Going To Love You
- 13.Nothing's Real but Love
- 14.Show Me Love (Robin S cover)
- 15.Ain't Nobody (Rufus & Chaka Khan cover) (perfomed by backing singers)
- 16.Proud Mary (Creedence Clearwater Revival cover)
- 1.Too Good to Lose
- 2.We'll Be Fine
- 3.Glitter & Gold
- 4.Superwoman
- 5.I Hope
- 6.Nothing's Real but Love
- 7.Proud Mary (Creedence Clearwater Revival cover)
- 1.Too Good to Lose
- 2.We'll Be Fine
- 3.Glitter & Gold
- 4.Superwoman
- 5.I Hope
- 6.Nothing's Real but Love
- 7.Proud Mary (Creedence Clearwater Revival cover)
- 1.All That I've Got
- 2.My Best
- 3.Mr. Bright Eyes
- 4.Bones (Ginny Blackmore cover)
- 5.Glitter & Gold
- 6.Shoulder to Shoulder
- 7.Shape of You (Ed Sheeran cover)
- 8.Teach Me How to Be Loved
- 9.Too Good to Lose
- 10.We'll Be Fine
- 11.Mistress
- 12.I'd Rather Go Blind (Etta James cover)
- 13.I'm Every Woman
- 14.Pay for It
- 15.Get Happy (Ruth Etting cover)
- 16.Superwoman
Encore
- 17.Nothing's Real but Love
- 18.Proud Mary (Creedence Clearwater Revival cover)
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