A brand new concert will tour UK arenas in 2023, in celebration of 100 years of Disney!
Presented in the UK by Senbla and produced by Semmel Concerts, Disney 100 – The Concert will feature legendary film scenes on giant screen, whilst the magical musical moments are brought to life by the Hollywood Sound Orchestra along with star soloists, for a multimedia experience.
The shows will feature the greatest songs from films like Beauty and the Beast, Mary Poppins, Encanto, and more; as well as highlights from the worlds of Pixar, Star Wars, Marvel.
Beginning in Glasgow on 31st May 2023, the tour will journey to Leeds, Liverpool, London’s The O2, Manchester, Birmingham, and Cardiff before finishing in Bournemouth. Tickets for the tour are on-sale today (28th October) at 10am, and available from DisneyTickets.co.uk.
Since its founding in 1923, The Walt Disney Company has embodied fantasy, magic, great emotions, and dreams experienced by a wide variety of heroes and heroines in fascinating worlds all set to mesmerizing, award-winning melodies and songs.
Whether underwater or on the high seas, in the vastness of the universe or simply in a children’s room, the soundtracks of these stories touch hearts and move people of all generations.
Since 2016, the successful musical series ‘Disney in Concert’ has been enchanting fans worldwide with these legendary soundtracks.
A part of the Disney 100 celebrations in its 100th anniversary year, this upcoming special edition of the magnificent concert series dedicates itself to a journey that celebrates 100 years of adventure, 100 years of emotions, and 100 years of Disney music magic.
Disney 100 UK tour dates:
- 31st May 2023 Glasgow OVO Hydro
- 1st June 2023 Leeds First Direct Arena
- 2nd June 2023 Liverpool M&S Bank Arena
- 4th June 2023 London The O2
- 5th June 2023 Manchester AO Arena
- 6th June 2023 Birmingham Resorts World Arena
- 7th June 2023 Cardiff International Arena
- 8th June 2023 Bournemouth International Centre
Image credits:
Backattaxk251 | CC BY-SA 4.0
Disclosures: TheFestivals is funded through advertising and sometimes earns a commission on purchases made through links on this website, including in this article: None
Add as a preferred source