How long is a Tom Jones concert? UK tour show length for December arena gigs

Tom Jones will play his final arena shows of 2023 this month
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Tom Jones will return to the stage in December for his final shows of 2023. It follows his run of outdoor shows that took him to venues across the country this summer.

The iconic pop singer played his first concerts in the Welsh capital for 20 years in July and August. It came amid controversy around lyrics of his song Delilah.

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Tom Jones' most recent concerts were at Dreamland Margate amusement park on Thursday (27 July) and Friday (28 July). The show on Friday was sold out.

But what time will it start - and how long will he be on stage? When should you arrive to watch the support acts.

Here's all you need to know:

What are Tom Jones tour dates in December?

The iconic Welsh singer will be bringing his Ages & Stages back to arenas in December 2023. He will play the following shows:

  • 14 December - Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena
  • 16 December - Birmingham, Resorts World Arena
  • 17 December - London, The O2
  • 19 December - Glasgow, OVO Hydro
  • 20 December - Manchester, AO Arena

He will return for more outdoor shows in summer 2024.

How long are Tom Jones concerts?

The legendary singer played outdoor shows throughout the summer. It gives fans heading to the gigs in December a hint of what to expect from timings.

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He performed a headline show at Festival de Carcassonne 2023 on 17 July. He took to the stage at 9.30pm and performed until 11.20pm. The set lasted 1 hour 50 minutes.

For his first Cardiff show in 20 years, Tom Jones was on stage for 2 hours from 8.30pm until 10.30pm. At his second show in Cardiff he performed 22 songs.

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