Jessie Ware tour: door times and London Alexandra Palace concert start time

Jessie Ware's tour will come to Manchester, Glasgow and LondonJessie Ware's tour will come to Manchester, Glasgow and London
Jessie Ware's tour will come to Manchester, Glasgow and London

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That! Feels Good! Live! will come to London's Alexandra Palace

Jessie Ware will be coming to London for back-to-back shows in the city. She will be joined by two support acts for the gigs.

The pop star has brought her That! Feels Good! Live! tour to the UK after shows in North America last month. It started in Manchester and will conclude in London on Saturday, November 18.

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Jessie Ware will perform the first of two shows at Alexandra Palace in north London on Friday, November 17. She will return 24 hours later on November 18 for a second gig at the venue.

If you are heading to the shows in London, you might be wondering about the timings. Here's all you need to know:

What are door times for London shows?

The doors will open at 6.30pm, Alexandra Palace has announced. The venue has also confirmed the start time for the shows in London

Ticketmaster has "low" or "limited" availability for the shows at Alexandra Palace this week. Resale tickets are available from £46 each plus fees.

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When do Jessie Ware's shows start?

The concerts at London's Alexandra Palace on November 17 and 18 will start at 7pm, based on previous shows. Fans can expect the concerts to end before 11pm.

How long is a Jessie Ware show?

The pop star played two shows in Manchester to start the UK tour. She performed back-to-back nights at Victoria Warehouse in the city and it gives fans a hint of what to expect on the remaining dates.

She took to the stage at approximately 9pm on both nights. Jessie Ware's set lasted around 1 hour 40 minutes.

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