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Lewis Capaldi, the popular Scottish singer, is set to perform two shows in Birmingham at the Utilita Arena on Tuesday and Wednesday. Capaldi, known for his emotional songs and powerful voice, recently made a comeback at the Glastonbury Festival after taking a two-year break to focus on his mental health. His return to the stage was met with excitement from fans, and now he is touring the UK and Ireland with ten shows.

Originally, Capaldi announced only one show in Birmingham, but due to overwhelming demand, a second date was added. Tickets for both shows went on sale in July and quickly sold out. If ticket holders are unable to attend, they can resell their tickets through official sites like Ticketmaster Fan-To-Fan Resale, AXS Official Resale, and Twickets. Organizers have warned that tickets bought or sold outside these authorized channels may be cancelled if they break the rules.

Getting to the Utilita Arena is convenient, with parking available for booking. The arena is a short walk from several train stations, including Birmingham New Street, Moor Street, and Snow Hill. Buses also run past the venue, and Digbeth coach station is about a 30-minute walk away or a quick taxi ride. The arena has designated pick-up and drop-off points for taxis, making it easy for concertgoers to arrive and leave.

Doors for Capaldi's shows open at 6:30 pm, with supporting acts starting at 7:00 pm. Capaldi himself will take the stage at 8:45 pm, and the concert will finish at 10:15 pm. The arena has a curfew of 11:00 pm, so all events must end before then.

The supporting acts for Capaldi's Birmingham shows are Skye Newman and Aaron Rowe. Skye Newman is known for songs like 'Family Matters' and 'Hairdresser. ' She credits her aunt, a jazz and blues singer, for introducing her to music and songwriting. Her influences include Amy Winehouse, Adele, Bob Marley, and Eminem. Aaron Rowe, whose popular songs include 'Hey Ma' and 'Talking With You,' draws inspiration from American soul legends such as Sam Cooke, Otis Redding, and James Brown, as well as British bands like The Stone Roses and Oasis.

Capaldi's setlist for the shows is expected to feature a mix of songs from his debut album 'Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent' and his second album 'Broken by Desire to Be Heavenly Sent,' released in 2023. Fans can look forward to hits like 'Before You Go,' 'Bruises,' and 'Hold Me While You Wait. ' He will also perform 'Something in the Heavens,' which was released on September 18. The encore will include 'How I'm Feeling Now,' 'Hold Me While You Wait,' and 'Someone You Loved,' ensuring a memorable night for everyone attending.

Lewis Capaldi's return to live performances has been highly anticipated, and his shows in Birmingham are expected to be emotional and energetic. Fans who missed out on tickets can stay updated through BBC Birmingham's social media channels for more news and coverage of local events.