Uncle B tour

The Uncle B tour was N-Dubz's first tour as a signed band. The tour was in support of their debut album, Uncle B.

Uncle B tour
Tour by N-Dubz
Associated albumUncle B
Start date27 March 2009
End date25 April 2009
Legs1
No. of shows23
N-Dubz concert chronology

Supporting acts

Set list

  1. I Swear
  2. You Better Not Waste My Time
  3. Feva Las Vegas
  4. Strong Again
  5. Defeat You
  6. Love For My Slum
  7. Wouldn’t You
  8. Secrets
  9. Torn
  10. Sex
  11. Don’t Get Nine
  12. About You Now / With You
  13. Ouch
  14. Papa Can U Hear Me?
  15. Number 1

Tour dates

Originally, 16 shows were scheduled, 5 extra shows were added due to overwhelming demand. 2 intimate warm-ups were then added, these did not feature supporting acts due to the late notice. The Uncle B Tour sold out.[1][2]

Date City Country Venue
27 March 2009 Wolverhampton England Wulfrun Hall
28 March 2009 Brighton Concorde 2
30 March 2009 Norwich Norwich UEA Cancelled
31 March 2009 Ipswich Ipswish Regent Cancelled
1 April 2009 Sheffield O2 Academy Sheffield Cancelled
3 April 2009 Glasgow Scotland ABC Glasgow
4 April 2009 Newcastle England O2 Academy Newcastle
5 April 2009 Leeds O2 Academy Leeds
6 April 2009 Liverpool O2 Academy Liverpool
8 April 2009 Manchester University of Manchester
9 April 2009 Birmingham O2 Academy Birmingham
10 April 2009 Southampton Southampton Guildhall
11 April 2009 Bristol O2 Academy Bristol
13 April 2009 Oxford O2 Academy Oxford
14 April 2009 Cambridge Corn Exchange
15 April 2009 Folkestone Leas Cliff Hall
17 April 2009 Southend Southend Cliff Pavlion
18 April 2009 London O2 Shepherds Bush Empire
19 April 2009 Indigo2
21 April 2009 Nottingham Rock City
23 April 2009 Portsmouth Portsmouth Pyramid Centre
24 April 2009 Yeovil Westland Leisure Complex
25 April 2009 Manchester University of Manchester (Y)
27 April 2009 Norwich Norwich Uea
Rescheduled1
28 April 2009 Ipswich Ipswish Regent
Rescheduled1
29 April 2009 Sheffield O2 Academy Sheffield
Rescheduled1
Notes
  • ^1 Rescheduled due to Dappy being ill.

References

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