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Irish band The Corrs have confirmed they're heading back on the road with a UK and Ireland tour this November.
The multi-million selling family band from Co Louth - consisting of siblings Andrea, Sharon, Caroline and Jim - will hit eight arenas on their 'Talk on Corners' tour.
Performing tracks from their acclaimed album along with a selection of their greatest hits, the band - whose most loved songs include 'Runaway', 'What Can I Do?' and 'Breathless' - will kick off the tour at Belfast's SSE Arena.
Joining them as a special guest performer will be Australian pop royalty, Natalie Imbruglia, who is best known for her iconic 1997 track 'Torn'.
Since then, she has released six studio albums, with her critically acclaimed top 10 album 'firebird' securing a triumphant return in 2021.
Presale tickets for the 'Talk on Corners' tour will open tomorrow (Wednesday February 7) at 10am, with general on-sale on Friday February 9 at 10am.
Friday 8 November - SSE Arena - Belfast
Saturday 9 November - 3Arena - Dublin
Monday 11 November - AO Arena - Manchester
Tuesday 12 November - Utilita Arena - Cardiff
Thursday 14 November - Resorts World Arena - Birmingham
Friday 15 November - Utilita Arena - Newcastle
Sunday 17 November - OVO Hydro - Glasgow
Monday 18 November - Utilita Arena - Sheffield
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