The Wanted coming to Scotland on 2022 tour with Tom Parker amid cancer battle
The Wanted are set to return to the stage after seven years off.
The band have announced a 12-date UK arena tour and have even squeezed in a trip to Scotland.
Scottish fans will be able to see The Wanted play The SSE Hyrdo on March 3 2022.
The lads will be releasing an album packed with their well-known songs later this year. ‘Most Wanted - The Greatest Hits’ will be available to buy, stream or download from November 12.
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Hits like ‘All Time Low’ and ‘Glad You Came’ and ‘Chasing The Sun’ are to be included as the album give fans a taster of what is to come during the reunion tour.
Jay, Tom, Nathan, Max and Siva first discussed getting back together in early 2020 to celebrate their 10th anniversary but the pandemic mucked up their plans.
Then came the devastating news that band member Tom Parker had been diagnosed with an incurable brain tumour.
Read More Related Articles Read More Related ArticlesTom was keen to raise money for charity to help fund research into treatments for brain tumours and decided to stage a huge pop concert at London's Royal Albert Hall.
He asked his band mates to help him put on a show to raise the cash.
But one conversation led to another and plans for a one-off show quickly turned into The Wanted reunion tour.
Tickets went on sale today. With only one Glasgow date, Scottish fans better be quick!
Here is the full list of dates and venues:Thursday 3 March - The SSE Hydro, Glasgow
Friday 4 March – Utilita Arena, Newcastle
Saturday 5 March – First Direct Arena, Leeds
Monday 7 March – Bournemouth International Centre
Tuesday 8 March – Brighton Centre
Wednesday 9 March – Cardiff Motorpoint Aren
Friday 11 March – Nottingham Motorpoint Arena
Saturday 12 March – Birmingham Utilita Arena
Sunday 13 March – Manchester AO Arena
Tuesday 15 March – London The O2
Wednesday 16 March – Hull Bonus Arena
Thursday 17 March – Liverpool M&S Bank Arena
To get your hands on tickets, visit here.
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