Jamie T has added Kate Nash and Willie J Healey to his December UK tour. Nash will open the two London concerts at OVO Arena Wembley on December 11 and 12, plus Manchester’s Co-op Live on December 18. Healey is the announced support at the remaining shows. The run follows Jamie’s album Ghosts (100 Days Of Morning).
That split matters when picking a date: this is not one support bill travelling unchanged around Britain. There are ten concerts in seven cities, giving Nash three nights and Healey seven. Birmingham opens proceedings with two O2 Academy shows on December 6 and 7, followed by Newcastle’s O2 City Hall on December 8.
After Wembley, the route takes in Leeds on December 14 and two Glasgow nights on December 15 and 16. Manchester follows on the 18th, before Brighton Centre closes the tour on December 20. The repeated cities account for the difference between ten dates and seven stops; a second night in a city does not add another place to the itinerary.
Manchester’s doors and ticket options
Co-op Live’s event information names Nash as the special guest and confirms December 18. It also lists three entry times, all local to Manchester:
- Co-op Backstage Club: 17:30.
- Premium doors: 18:00.
- General admission: 18:30.
These are door times, not a published running order for Nash or Jamie. The earliest time applies to the club space, and the venue specifically says that club access does not provide early admission to the main floor. Arriving for that first opening therefore serves a different purpose from getting into the standing area.
There is a second distinction for anyone looking at hospitality. A Backstage Club package includes an event ticket; the separately sold club upgrade does not. The upgrade is intended for somebody who already has admission. Comparing the labels before paying is more useful than treating every product bearing the club name as the same ticket.
Manchester’s age rules also affect that choice. Anyone aged 14 or under must be accompanied by an adult aged at least 18, and under-16s cannot use the standing area. A family booking needs an appropriate seated option as well as the right number of tickets.
Those Manchester details should stay attached to Manchester: the other venues set their own entry arrangements. Across the tour, the newly announced support split gives listeners another concrete choice alongside city and date. For a Nash double bill, the confirmed options are the two Wembley nights or Co-op Live; the other seven dates pair Jamie with Healey.
