Cliff Richard to bring 'The Blue Sapphire Tour 2023' to cinemas
It's for two nights only
Cliff Richard, who is about to take 'The Blue Sapphire Tour 2023' on the road next month, has now announced it will be available to watch in cinemas for two nights only, later this year.
Speaking about the exciting news, Cliff said: "I’m so excited for 'The Blue Sapphire Tour 2023' to come to cinemas around the UK and Ireland next month. This is a great opportunity for fans to experience one of my concerts from the comfort on their local cinema!
"I'll be performing my biggest hits and favourite tracks from throughout my career, and there’s even be some never seen before footage. What a special way to mark my 65th year in music!"
Cliff also shared a video on YouTube, where he told his fans how excited he was for the cinema showing of his tour.
When can fans watch 'The Blue Sapphire Tour 2023' in cinemas?
'The Blue Sapphire Tour 2023' will be shown in cinemas on Saturday 25th November and Sunday 26th November at more than 400 cinemas across the UK.
What will be shown in cinemas?
Cliff Richard's tour, 'The Blue Sapphire 2023' has yet to be recorded. The film will be a recording of one of his performances at the iconic Hammersmith Eventim Apollo in London, which takes place in early November.
Fans can expect to see many of Cliff's hits from the last 65 years, including 'Move It', 'Wired For Sound', 'The Young Ones' and many more.
How to buy tickets to 'The Blue Sapphire 2023' cinema showing
You will be able to buy tickets for the cinema showings from 1st November from cliffrichardcinemas.com.
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