Teddy Swims announces massive Manchester gig at Co-op live next year

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The grand vocals of Teddy Swims will be making waves in Manchester next spring as the star drops a UK tour announcement.

After a rapid rise to stardom this year the American singer-songwriter is showing some love to Co-op Live, Manchester’s newest and largest live music venue.

Swims is known for his powerhouse voice which is unmistakable in his breakthrough hit  ‘Lose Control’, released in 2023. 

The song holds the record for the longest ascent to number one, taking a mighty 32 weeks to gradually climb to the top spot of the Billboard Hot 100 Chart in the US.

Now Teddy Swims is visiting four lucky cities including Birmingham, London, and Glasgow before trekking to Manchester for the final stop of his UK tour before he lands in Ireland.

This 2025 arena tour is a continuation of the current 2024 “I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy’ tour which already included an appearance at O2 Apollo Manchester in May this year.

Supporting the artist will be Freaky Freely, who are his on-stage band and long-time collaborators, involved in his ‘I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy (Part 1) [Live]’ which was released at the start of 2024.

Last week’s MTV VMA’s saw the soul-inspired singer performing his smash single alongside  the upcoming hit ‘The Door’. The star was nominated for four awards at the 2024 MTV VMA’s including Best New Artist and Song of the Year. 

Now Swims is hoping for new heights with the release of his latest single ‘Bad Dreams’ and keeps the same momentum of his 2023 single.

It’s no surprise that this rising star is collaborating with major household names like Meghan Trainor, Maren Morris and Tiësto, as ‘Lose Control’ has amassed over 2.2 billion global streams.  

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Teddy Swims will be at Co-op Live in Manchester on Monday 10 March 2024.

Tickets to Teddy Swim’s ‘I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy’ 2025 arena tour go on fan presale tomorrow 17 September at 9am, with general sale on 20 September at 9am available here.

Featured Image: Joseph Cultice