Coming out on 5th May 2023, Subtract will be the fifth and final part of the singer’s 'mathematical album era', a decade-long project which has produced a huge number of hits, including Thinking Out Loud, Shape of You, and Shivers.

When speaking of his upcoming LP, Sheeran said: “I had been working on Subtract for a decade, trying to sculpt the perfect acoustic album, writing, and recording hundreds of songs with a clear vision of what I thought it should be.”

Following the debut of his first album, Plus, in 2011, Sheeran quickly became one of the defining musical acts of the 2010’s. Since then, six of his singles have hit number one and in 2017, all 16 tracks on Divide found a place on the UK chart, with Perfect rising to Christmas number one.

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The Yorkshire-born singer has seven BRIT Awards, four Grammys, and a Game of Thrones cameo to date. Now, he’s bringing his new music, alongside over a decade's worth of success, to major venues across the globe. Here’s what you need to know.

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Ed Sheeran UK tour 2023: What are the dates and venues?

Sheeran is one of the world’s best-selling musical artists, with 150 million records sold worldwide. In December 2019, the Official Charts Company named him UK artist of the decade, and Spotify named him the second most-streamed artist of the decade. Now he’s back, and he's sure to bringing more hits to his upcoming tour. Here are the UK and Ireland dates and venues:

Ed Sheeran UK tour 2023: How much do tickets cost?

Prices for Ed Sheeran's concert are selling at £99 each for standing and £98 for seated, this is the case for Manchester, London and Glasgow so be ready for a big expense.