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WIN A Pair of Tickets to see Peter Andre: Celebrating 25 Years @ Newcastle City Hall

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Closing Date: 07 February 2019

WIN A Pair of Tickets to see Peter Andre: Celebrating 25 Years @ Newcastle City Hall on Thursday 14th February at 6pm.

25 years since Peter Andre burst onto the Australian music scene, the internationally acclaimed, global media star is back with a 25-date tour of the UK in February and March 2019 visiting Newcastle City Hall on Thursday 14 February 2019.

During his 25 years in the spotlight, Peter has showcased his diverse musical talent, releasing 12 different albums, all with a unique twist. 2014 saw the singer songwriter release a brand-new sound to add to his collection, with the debut of his swing album Big Night followed in 2015 with Come Fly With Me.

The Celebrating 25 Years tour will see Peter encompass his musical journey through the years, performing his best loved hits from his early years to his most recent tracks that have reignited the hearts of the nation.

For your chance to WIN A Pair of Tickets to see Peter Andre: Celebrating 25 Years @ Newcastle City Hall on Thursday 14th February, simply answer the following question below: 

How many different albums has Peter Andre released?

Winners will be contacted via email, good luck.

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