Jack Savoretti brings his UK and European tour to the Cambridge Corn Exchange, with the singer-songwriter's ninth album 'We Will Always Be The Way We Were'.
Jack Savoretti plays the Cambridge Corn Exchange on Sunday 8 November, part of a 29-date run across the UK and Europe. It's his biggest tour to date, and the Cambridge date falls within the European leg of that swing.
The tour follows a landmark year for him. On 10 April 2026, he released his ninth studio album, We Will Always Be The Way We Were, and this run of dates is the live extension of that release. Now 41, Savoretti has put out eight studio albums before this one, including two UK Number 1s and four Top 10 records, and he's continued to grow his audience worldwide.
There's a bit of a story behind how he got here. He's known for a husky voice and a string of catchy tunes, and for five years he'd been gigging and putting out records to rave reviews. But at 27, he became disillusioned with the music business after leaving his former label and management, to the point where he thought about giving it all up. This tour comes well after that low point, with the new album as the latest addition to a career that's spanned nearly two decades.
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Tickets are £22.00 to £66.00, including the booking fee, and the show starts at 19:30. It's for ages 14 and over, with under-18s needing to be accompanied by an adult, and latecomers may not be admitted.
