Holly Johnson announces Welcome To The Pleasuredome 40th Anniversary Tour

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HOLLY JOHNSON
PRESENTS 40TH ANNIVERSARY OF
WELCOME TO THE PLEASUREDOME
UK TOUR FOR JUNE 2025

CELEBRATING FOUR DECADES OF FRANKIE GOES TO HOLLYWOOD’S GROUNDBREAKING DEBUT ALBUM

INCLUDES HUGE HOMETOWN SHOW AT LIVERPOOL M&S BANK ARENA
TICKETS GO ON SALE FRIDAY 13TH SEPTEMBER AT 9.30AM HERE

EXHIBITION “THE HOLLY JOHNSON STORY” OPENS AT THE MUSEUM OF LIVERPOOL ON SATURDAY 14 SEPTEMBER 2024

Holly Johnson announces Welcome To The Pleasuredome 40th Anniversary Tour
UK – 10.09.24 – Music legend and global LGBTQ+ icon Holly Johnson has announced the Welcome To The Pleasuredome 40th Anniversary Tour celebrating four decades since the iconic debut album by Frankie Goes to Hollywood. The six date tour for June 2025 includes shows at London’s Royal Albert Hall and a major homecoming at Liverpool’s M&S Bank Arena.

Following his critically acclaimed 2023 shows, Holly Johnson returns to the stage with a brand-new production featuring the timeless hits that made Frankie Goes to Hollywood one of the most influential bands of the 80s. Fans can expect to hear iconic anthems like the chart-topping “Relax,” “Two Tribes,” and the ethereal “The Power of Love.”

To coincide with the tour, a new exhibition, “The Holly Johnson Story”, opens at the Museum of Liverpool on September 14th, 2024 running until Sunday 27 July 2025.  This landmark exhibit explores the life and career of the iconic singer, from his Liverpool roots to international fame.  It will feature costumes, memorabilia, personal stories of those impacted by HIV, and Holly’s own artwork.  The exhibition promises a journey through his triumphs and struggles, showcasing him as a groundbreaking LGBTQ+ icon. For more information visit HERE.

Tickets for Welcome To The Pleasuredome 40th Anniversary Tour go on sale Friday 13th September at 9.30am via www.gigsandtours.com, http://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/ and www.hollyjohnson.com.

HOLLY JOHNSON – WELCOME TO THE PLEASUREDOME TOUR 2025
Friday 06 June                               Birmingham Symphony Hall
Monday 09 June                            London Royal Albert Hall
Thursday 12 June                         Bath The Forum
Sunday 15 June                             Newcastle O2 City Hall
Wednesday 18 June                    Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
Saturday 21 June                         Liverpool M&S Bank Arena

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