James Morrison released his debut album ‘Undiscovered’ 20 years ago and he’s celebrating it with a tour which sees him visiting Stockton in early May.

James Morrison is celebrating the 20th anniversary of his landmark debut ‘Undiscovered’ with a sprawling UK tour that highlights why he remains one of the country’s most enduring soul-pop voices. Released in 2006, the five-time Platinum album didn't just top the charts: it defined an era of British singer-songwriters, blending gritty Otis Redding-style vocals with accessible, heartfelt pop. The 2026 anniversary tour is particularly significant because Morrison is performing the album in its entirety for the first time since its original release cycle. This gives fans a rare opportunity to hear more than just the ubiquitous hits like ‘You Give Me Something’ and ‘Wonderful World’. The setlist includes rarely performed tracks such as ‘One Last Chance’, ‘How Come’ and ‘This Boy’ offering a nostalgic deep dive for those who have followed him since the mid-2000s. GM

James Morrison, Wednesday 6 May, Stockton Globe, 7pm, £41, stocktonglobe.co.uk