N-Dubz Add Third London O2 Date to 2027 Legacy Tour

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N-Dubz are heading back to the UK's biggest arenas. Tulisa, Dappy and Fazer have announced The Legacy Tour, an arena run across February and March 2027, and demand has already pushed them to add a third night at London's O2. For the first time in their career, the trio will perform in the round. Official Charts says the 360-degree staging is designed to bring fans closer to the action than ever before. The dates The tour opens at Glasgow's OVO Hydro on Thursday, February 25, 2027 and closes at Birmingham's BP Pulse Live on March 10. When the tour was announced, it included two nights at The O2. Capital XTRA reports that an extra London date, on March 3, has since been added because of demand. The Legacy Tour 2027 February 25: Glasgow, OVO Hydro February 27: Newcastle, Utilita Arena February 28: Sheffield, Utilita Arena March 1: Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena March 3: London, The O2 (added date) March 4: London, The O2 March 5: London, The O2 March 7: Cardiff, Utilita Arena March 9: Manchester, Co-op Live March 10: Birmingham, BP Pulse Live That makes ten shows in eight cities, with London getting three of them. Tickets An artist presale began on Wednesday, October 7 at 10am BST, followed by general sale on Friday, October 9 at 10am BST, according to Official Charts. Fans who missed the presale had to go through general sale for the remaining tickets. What the show will be The Legacy Tour is built as a celebration of the group's whole career. Official Charts says it will cover the music that has defined N-Dubz, "from the hits that made them a household name to the music of their return". Capital XTRA expects classics such as "Number 1" and "I Need You" in the set. Capital XTRA calls it the trio's biggest live return yet. It follows their 2022 reunion tour and the release of Timeless , and marks the next chapter in the N-Dubz story. A return for one of the UK's best-known groups Official Charts calls N-Dubz one of the UK's most recognisable groups, and Capital XTRA describes them as an award-winning pop-rap trio. Capital XTRA calls the 2022 reunion tour "hugely successful". Moving to in-the-round arena staging is a step up in production, and a sign of confidence that fans will fill these rooms again. The O2 remains the benchmark London arena for artists of every genre. It has also hosted international stars such as Fally Ipupa , and big UK arena runs remain a major part of the live business, as seen in The Weeknd's record European and UK tour . What we don't know yet No support acts have been announced. Neither source mentions new music tied to the tour, so it is not yet clear whether the trio will release anything before February. Day-by-day guide For fans planning travel, the run is spread across two and a half weeks. Glasgow opens on a Thursday, followed by a weekend in Newcastle and Sheffield and a Monday show in Nottingham. The three London nights fall on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, March 3 to 5. The tour then moves to Cardiff on Sunday, March 7, Manchester on Tuesday, March 9 and Birmingham on Wednesday, March 10. The route covers Scotland, the North East, Yorkshire, the East Midlands, London, Wales, the North West and the West Midlands. Capital XTRA says the tour will take the group to "some of the biggest arena stages in the country", giving fans "from all corners" a chance to see them. Official Charts also highlights the London shows as "two blockbuster gigs at London's O2 arena" in its original announcement. With the third night added, London now accounts for almost a third of the tour. Official Charts describes the run as "a moment for fans to experience it all live once again". What's next With tickets now on general sale, the next announcements are likely to be support acts and any further dates if demand continues. The Legacy Tour begins in Glasgow on February 25, 2027. Sources: Official Charts | Capital XTRA