After selling more than 25 million records and soundtracking generations with hits including A Little Respect, Always and Chains of Love, Erasure are heading back to Liverpool, with tickets for their 2027 arena show on sale today.
Liverpool music fans can now secure tickets for Erasure’s long-awaited return to the city, with the synth-pop icons set to perform at the M&S Bank Arena on 28 April 2027.
The Liverpool date is one of just 11 UK shows on the band’s first major arena tour in six years and will bring more than four decades of much-loved pop hits to the city’s waterfront.
Since forming in 1985, Erasure have sold more than 25 million records worldwide and established themselves as one of Britain’s most successful and influential electronic pop acts.
Their catalogue includes a string of enduring hits such as A Little Respect, Always, Blue Savannah, Chains of Love, Sometimes and Who Needs Love Like That.
The Liverpool concert forms part of Erasure’s 2027 UK and European arena tour, which coincides with the release of the band’s twentieth studio album, Radio!! Radio!!, featuring new single Wings Of Love.
Fans heading to the M&S Bank Arena can expect the distinctive sound and theatrical live production that has helped define Erasure for more than 40 years.
While Andy Bell will take centre stage during the tour, founding member Vince Clarke will remain closely involved behind the scenes as Musical Director.
Clarke will not appear on stage during the upcoming dates after stepping back from touring commitments following his move to California, but he will continue to play a major role in shaping the show’s music and production.
Explaining the decision, Clarke said:
“I recently moved to California from New York, and I travelled from here to London. The travelling took a toll, it really messed me up. I never seemed to recover from it.
“I just thought, ‘I don’t want to do this anymore’. I told Andy, and he made me musical director, and I thought, ‘how fantastic is that?’ I can do all my work and all my direction from here, but I don’t have to leave sunny San Diego.”
Bell added:
“I’m so pleased that we were able to find a way for the tour to work for Vince. He’s always too modest but he’s so much more than the Musical Director.
“Vince is one of the great loves of my life and everything we do as Erasure we decide together.”
The arrangement means Clarke will remain closely involved in the creative direction of the live show, despite not joining Bell on stage.
With a catalogue packed with singalong classics, a new album on the way and a return to major arenas after six years, Erasure’s Liverpool date is set to be a major addition to the city’s 2027 live music calendar.
Erasure will perform at the M&S Bank Arena Liverpool on Wednesday 28 April 2027. Tickets are on sale now here.
