The tour is scheduled to take place in 15 cities of North America. It will begin on August 18 at the Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, California and will end on November 10 in Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.
Ed Sheeran is 26 years old British singer and songwriter. The first commercial success came to him in June 2011 with the single "The A Team", which also took the third place in the British chart. All Ed’s Sheeran albums "+" (2011), "x" (2015) and "÷" (2017) took the first places in the UK charts, and the last one "÷" (2017) by the way headed all American charts. Alongside this, the song "Thinking Out Loud" brought Ed two Grammy Awards in 2016. And finally, the single ‘Shape of You’ took the 1st place in sales in the US and UK. What is going to be next?
Recently Ed Sheeran released a new lyric video for the song "Perfect". This song is from the Ed's latest album "Divide", the song itself is already heading the UK chart for 2 weeks. The animated video, which was released on September 22, shows us the house of Ed, through which poems move literally, as well as the lyrical hero with which Ed dances under the moon. You can watch it here:
Another greatest song of all times from this album "Shape of You" broke the Spotify record - it was listened to, according to the September data, 1.318.420.396 times. As a result, Sheeran broke Drake's record, who for almost a year headed the chart with the song "One Dance" (1.317.143.742 plays). The song is in the first place of the American chart.
In this current moment, the singer posted on Instagram about the forthcoming 2018 North American tour
Currently, Ed is on tour as a supporting act for James Blunt. It was interesting how the senior singer, James Blunt, commented on about this collaboration:
“It’s extremely calm. We drink tea. We watch television series – I can’t think of which one, but we take it very easy.”
“I have five people in my band, he has a loop pedal,” Blunt added. “He’s not only a great musician but a great businessman, too. It feels highly inefficient of me, and my band sit there nervously, waiting to be fired.”