How to buy tickets for Liam Gallagher and John Squire's UK tour

Liam Gallagher and John Squire have announced they are hitting the road for a tour this year.

The Oasis star and the Stone Roses guitarist have already teamed up for an album, which will be unveiled on 1 March. And they have now confirmed that they will be heading out for a string of shows just days later.

The duo announced the news on Instagram by sharing images of the tour poster. It revealed that tour stops along the way would include London, Glasgow, Paris and Berlin.

Here's everything you need to know about the hotly awaited tour dates, including how to get tickets.

Liam Gallagher and John Squire tour dates

The duo’s tour kicks off on 13 March with a show in Glasgow, and wraps up almost a month later on 11 April.

Jake Bugg will be the special guest for all shows except the one in Brooklyn in April.

March

• 13 – Glasgow, Barrowland

• 14 – Wolverhampton, The Halls

• 16 – Dublin, 3Olympia

• 18 – Newcastle, O2 City Hall

• 20 – Manchester, O2 Apollo

• 21 – Manchester, O2 Apollo

• 23 – Leeds, O2 Academy

• 25 – London, O2 Forum Kentish Town

• 26 – London, Troxy

April

• 2 – Paris, Salle Pleyel

• 4 – Berlin, Columbiahalle

• 6 – Milan, Fabrique

• 11 – Brooklyn, Paramount

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How to get tickets

A pre-sale will begin on 31 January at 9.30am, although not every show date will be included in the pre-sale.

Fans who pre-order the new album from the official Liam Gallagher & John Squire store before 3pm on 30 January will gain access. Fans after pre-sale access can also register for the mailing list here.

Demand is expected to be high and the duo’s site says tickets will be available "on a first come, first served basis".

The general sale begins on 2 February at 9.30am and tickets can be purchased here.

Have Liam Gallagher and John Squire released any music together?

Gallagher and Squire have already released the single Just Another Rainbow and are set to unveil a new track called Mars To Liverpool.

Former Oasis star Gallagher has said he “can't wait” for people to hear their self-titled album. “I think the people that are into the Stone Roses and Oasis and that kinda thing, I think they’ll f****** love it,” he said as details were announced. “It’s spiritual, it’s crucial.”

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