Sam Fender  has shared details of a new UK and European tour, set to kick off later this year. Find a list of dates and ticket details below. Buy tickets here  and find a full list of new tour dates below. Sam Fender’s ‘People Watching’ tour dates are: DECEMBER 2024: 2 – 3Arena, Dublin 4 – First Direct Arena, Leeds 6 – Co-Op Live, Manchester 10 – The O2, London 13 – Utilita Arena, Birmingham 16 – OVO Hydro, Glasgow 20 – Utilita Arena, Newcastle MARCH 2025: 4 – Olympia, Paris 5 – 013 Poppodium, Tilburg 8 – Halle 622, Zurich 10 – Palladium, Cologne 12 – Zenith, Munich 13 – ChorusLife Arena, Bergamo 16 – Uber Eats Music Hall, Berlin 18 March – Afas Live, Amsterdam 19 March – Forest National, Brussels Titled the ‘People Watching’ tour, the new run of shows follows the North Shields singer-songwriter teasing a new announcement recently –  launching a countdown clock  on his  official website  which is teasing something happening at midnight tonight (October 18). Billboards were also spott

  The top-seeded Jabeur won her fifth career title in Ningbo, defeating teenager Diana Shnaider, while Pegula put herself in pole position to reach the WTA Finals.   NINGBO, China (AP)—Top-seeded Ons Jabeur won her fifth career title at the Ningbo Open with a 6-2, 6-1 victory over teenager Diana Shnaider on Saturday. The seventh-ranked Jabeur, a three-time Grand Slam finalist, saved her best performance of the tournament for the final and raced to victory in 78 minutes. "I felt tactically I played very well, I had an advantage in that I had more experience than her to manage certain points," Jabeur said. "Playing a final here is more relaxed than playing a Grand Slam final, but I think it will help me gain confidence more, and to help me manage the pressure and stress." The Tunisian had 18 winners to only 10 unforced errors, while saving all three break points she faced, denying the 19-year-old Shnaider any chance to get a foothold in the match. This was 85th-ranked

  The mad scene even saw Ukraine’s Yuliia Starodubtseva attempt to fly back to secure an astonishing opportunity. The Ningbo Open is a WTA 500 event with a 28-player draw. By Wednesday, 25% of the field was represented by lucky losers, surpassing the six qualifiers that had earlier made their way through. The likes of Jasmine Paolini and Emma Navarro had previously pulled out of the tournament, before home favorite Zheng Qinwen became the seventh competitor to withdraw following her semifinal and runner-up showings at Beijing and Wuhan. Jaqueline Cristian, who had lost in the opening round of qualifying to Liechtenstein’s Kathinka Von Deichmann, moved into Zheng’s second-round slot to face Karolina Muchova.   Zheng was recently defeated by Muchova in the Beijing semifinals. Having fallen in the final stage of qualifying herself, Von Deichmann was later involved with two first-round matchups between lucky losers. She ultimately saw her second-chance hopes dashed by Ella Seidel of German

      Nick Jonas had a scary moment while performing with the Jonas Brothers at the O2 Arena in Prague, Czech Republic, on Tuesday night (Oct. 15).   In videos   circulating social media,   Jonas is seen sitting at the piano, where he was about to perform “A Little Bit Longer.” He then abruptly runs off the stage and down the venue aisle while making a “time out” sign with his hands. According to   Variety , the show was paused for a few minutes due to the a “prohibited laser pointer” but the trio continued performing shortly after.

  NEW YORK -- — By the time   Shohei Ohtani   stepped to the plate in the eighth inning Wednesday night, the   Los Angeles Dodgers   were already in control. Once the ball left his bat, Game 3 of the National League Championship Series was over. Ohtani launched a three-run homer and the Dodgers pulled away for an 8-0 victory against the  choppy  New York Mets  that gave them a 2-1 lead in the best-of-seven series. Kiké Hernández hit a two-run shot to make it 4-0 in the sixth with his 15th career postseason homer and waved to the Citi Field crowd he quieted. Los Angeles rebounded from a loss at home by pitching its fourth shutout in the past five playoff games. “These guys are locked in. And they understand they have a job to do to prevent runs,” Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said. “And I think we’re playing good defense, too." Game 4 is Thursday night in Queens, with  $325 million rookie  Yoshinobu Yamamoto  scheduled to start for Los Angeles against veteran left-hander  Jose Quint