Kicking things off at Sheffield Utilita Arena on 4th December the Nutty Boys will perform thirteen dates across the country, culminating with a special hometown show at London’s The O2 on Saturday 20th December. Madness will also be joined by very special guest Squeeze.
Celebrating their biggest hits that have defined their legendary career, Madness will be performing all the classics from their iconic, extensive back catalogue and fan favourites including ‘Our House’, ‘It Must Be Love’, ‘House Of Fun’, ‘Baggy Trousers’, ‘One Step Beyond’ plus many more! Renowned for their high energy, raucous sets get ready for an epic bash - live, loud, and full of heart.
Speaking on the new tour, Madness said, “We are going to be parading through your town soon...bearing glittering hits of all shapes and sizes, everyone welcome."
Madness have announced a further major show for the summer of 2025, to take place at Cornwall’s Eden Project.
Last month, the band confirmed a run of three huge outdoor shows to take place in the UK next summer, at Bedfordshire’s Tofte Manor, Dreamland in Margate and Colchester’s Castle Park. Find tickets for those shows here.
Now, the veteran ska/pop group have been added to next year’s Eden Sessions, a series of musical shows at the visitor attraction and botanical gardens near St. Austell that have been running since 2002.
Madness’ show will take place on Saturday, July 12, eight years after the band’s previous appearance at the same event. Tickets are on sale now and you can find yours here.
They join previously announced 2025 Eden Sessions headliners Gary Barlow and The Script, which will both take place in June.
Rita Broe, managing director of the Eden Sessions, described Madness’ previous set at the event as a “huge success” and said she is “incredible excited” to welcome them back.
Madness released their most recent studio album was ‘Theatre Of The Absurd Presents C’Est La Vie’ in 2023, the 13th full-length record of their career. It arrived seven years after the release of their last record – 2016’s ‘Can’t Touch Us Now’.
