Music legend Leo Sayer brings his high-energy live show, 'Can't Stop Loving You', to the Cambridge Corn Exchange.
Leo Sayer plays the Cambridge Corn Exchange on Thursday 22 October, part of a tour that might be his last full run of dates across the UK. He's been on the road for nearly sixty years, and while he's not retiring, he says he's slowing down the number of live shows he takes on. This tour is one of those remaining stretches, so it's a good time to catch him if you've been meaning to.
It's a big year for him beyond the stage, too. He's got an autobiography and a career-spanning CD box set both due for release in 2026, and he's playing shows across the globe alongside them. The set will draw from a long list of songs people know: 'Thunder In My Heart', 'Moonlighting', 'One Man Band', 'I Can't Stop Loving You' and 'You Make Me Feel Like Dancing', as well as the transatlantic number ones 'When I Need You' and 'Have You Ever Been in Love'.
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He'll be performing at the Cambridge Corn Exchange on Wheeler Street, the city's biggest venue for music, comedy and entertainment. It's a Grade II listed building, originally commissioned as a corn exchange, which explains the name. The show starts at 19:30, and tickets are £43.00 to £48.00, including the booking fee.
