nuSep 9, 2026, 13:08

Giveaway | Win tickets for James Blunt at the Ziggo Dome

Fans have the opportunity to win a pair of tickets to see James Blunt perform at the Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam. The concert will feature a blend of his most popular hits and material from his new album, Airplane Mode, with entry forms due by September 18.

James Blunt is offering fans a chance to win two tickets to his upcoming concert at the Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam. The British singer-songwriter, who has sold over 20 million albums throughout his two-decade career, is set to perform a collection of his classic hits such as You're Beautiful and 1973 alongside new tracks from his latest album, Airplane Mode. Released on November 6, Blunt considers this new project to be his most compelling work in twenty years.

To participate in the giveaway, interested fans must complete an entry form with their name and email address. Entrants are required to accept the official contest rules before the submission deadline on September 18. This event promises to be a significant stop on his tour, highlighting his evolution as an artist while revisiting the songs that established his international fame. Interested participants should ensure their details are submitted promptly to be considered for the prize draw.

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