Watch Sam Fender cover Oasis in Manchester while he announces a new tour in the UK

He's leaving for his biggest tour so far …

Sam Fender covered Oasis on the first night of his British tour in Manchester – and it was confirmed that bigger shows were coming.

The Brits Critics Choice winner played in the hands of the Manchester crowd as he covered 'Morning Glory' on the O2 Ritz show – fans posting social media videos after the show.

But as his profile continues to grow, Fender has announced his biggest shows to date, in November 2019. New dates include two nights at the O2 Academy in Newcastle and his biggest show in London at O2 Academy Brixton.

Tickets for the Fender Tour will be on sale next Friday (May 10th) and you will see all dates in full below.

NOVEMBER

22^{North Dakota} – Academy, Manchester

23^rd – Student Guild, Liverpool

26^th – Rock City, Nottingham

27^th – Academy O2, Glasgow

28^th – O2 Academy, Leeds

30^th – Dome, Brighton

DECEMBER

1^st – O2 Academy, Bournemouth

3^rd – Flats, Plymouth

4^th – O2 Academy, Bristol

5^th – O2 Academy, Birmingham

7^th – O2 Academy, Newcastle

8^th – O2 Academy, Newcastle

ten^th – O2 Academy Brixton, London

13^th – Grand Hall, Cardiff

16^th – Dublin, Olympia

17^th – Ulster Hall, Belfast

19^th – O2 Academy, Sheffield

The tour's announcement comes before Fender releases his first planned album, "Hypersonic Missiles", on August 9, following his first EP, last year.

Speaking to NME, Fender had already explained how the title song had been influenced by his love for Bruce Springsteen.

"I fooled myself on him. My brother bought us "Born To Run" when I was 14 or 15 and it really changed my world, "Fender explained.

"At first, this somewhat exaggerated production left me a little puzzled, but the words were so good. Lyrically, 'Born To Run' is one of the best albums and it changed my world when I heard it.

"I had never heard such cool rock music, even though this album was released in 1975. I've also always wanted to make this production of Phil Spector and add a saxophone to it."

He added, "I would say it's a nod to Bruce Springsteen, although my publisher tells me it's a whim."

He will support Mumford & Sons at All Points East in London in June. Visit here for tickets and more information.