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Born 7 June 1993, George Ezra is a singer-songwriter from Hertford, England, UK, who focuses on the folk, blues, and rock genres.

His strong upbeat rhythms and Ezra’s deep soulful voice that has drawn comparison to artists like Ray LaMontagne Ezra’s hit single “Budapest” has reached platinum status in several countries and he has toured around with notable musicians like Lianne La Havas and Tom Odell.

Prior to rising to fame, Ezra created the word “petan” as a means of bonding with fans — a word completely made up by Ezra and his friends with no real meaning. Fans devoured it and still use it to this day in any and every situation.

The petan of Ezra’s style is his voice: sonorous, deep, and growling without sounding angry or disheveled. His voice sounds like it’s coming from another era — an era when baritones belted, and bluesmen hopped boxcars around the American South.

Ezra became interested in music at a young age. He grew up listening to the American folk musicians Bob Dylan and Woody Guthrie, whose music greatly influenced him. Before he released any EPs or albums, Ezra played the BBC Introducing Stage at the Glastonbury Festival, where he showcased his musical talents to a large audience. In October 2013, he released his first EP, Did You Hear the Rain?, which was released by Sony Music Entertainment. The EP featured the songs “Did You Hear the Rain” and “Budapest,” which received constant airplay on BBC Radio 1.

In 2014, Ezra was starting to break through into the spotlight, with MTV, Vevo, and iTunes referring to him as an artist to look out for. BBC’s “Sound of…,” an annual list of rising musical talent that is conducted by industry figures and music critics, listed George Ezra No. 5 on the list.

Ezra released his second EP, Cassy O, in March 2014, followed by his debut studio album Wanted on Voyage that June. The album received positive reviews, with most critics commenting on its simple but sweet presentation and Ezra’s talented singing abilities. The album was also commercially successful, climbing to the No. 1 spot on the UK Albums Chart and placed on the charts in numerous countries like Australia, Ireland, Germany, and Switzerland.

Ezra has been quick to launch into the music scene and has immediately captured everybody’s attention with his catchy songwriting.

Later in 2014, Ezra appeared at the Glastonbury Extravaganza as a support for none other than Led Zeppelin frontman Robert Plant. The 2015 Brit Awards nominated him four times over for Best British Male Solo Artists, British Breakthrough Artist, Best British Single, and Best British Album.

Ezra started off 2015 by opening for Sam Smith and Hozier on two tours of North America. 2015 also saw Ezra perform on Saturday Night Live, The Late Late Show with James Corden, Radio 1’s Big Weekend at Norwich, at Montreal’s Osheaga Festival, and on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.

In 2017, Ezra announced a 10-date tour of the UK and Ireland that he stressed was to be “top secret” and meant to showcase new material. The tour touched places like Derry, Dublin, Rhyl, Cardiff, and Barnstaple, among other spots. Sure enough, he began releasing singles for the album Staying at Tamara’s months later. The single “Shotgun” even became Ezra’s first number-one track released in his home country as well as Australia and Ireland.

Staying at Tamara’s came out on May 18, 2018. The momentum carried him through the end of the year and well into the next. Just over a year after its release, he headlined the Neighbourhood Weekender 2019. Ending the two-day festival on the main stage, he played hits like “Budapest,” “Blame It On Me,” “Barcelona,” and “Shotgun.”

Some artists thrive on quantity; Ezra is one who thrives on quality. It’s taken nearly four years for fans to be graced with a new album, but on January 12, 2022, he teased them with a new website called Gold Rush Kid. This was a holding page for an upcoming album. On January 28, he released “Anyone for You (Tiger Lily),” the first single from his third album. The album dropped on June 10 via Columbia Records.

It was a masterstroke; an album written and produced entirely by Ezra and his collaborator Joel Pott in London. He performed at Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee in June that year as the album topped charts around the globe.

The Financial Times once wrote that Ezra’s music “approximates rock…but without any hint of danger, or unpredictability.” In other words, he has found his style and he’s digging deep into it. He’s certainly one of the most powerful new voices on the music scene.

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I seldom write reviews for anyone / anything when a follow-up service is requested, as is done by Songkick, but I enjoyed George's show so much that I feel compelled to write and maybe encourage anyone who might be on the fence about seeing him perform sometime.

George has an amazingly warm and positive spirit about him, along with that voice that sounds years and years older than he is - you'd never expect a baby-faced kid who probably can't even grow facial hair (I'm a blond guy, too, so I feel his pain), to sound the way he did.

All throughout his set, he cracked smiles as his band played, and responded to the crowd, he told jokes, and MAN THAT BOY CAN SING.

I went to the show with my girlfriend, and she (and other female audience members) kept gushing that 'HE'S SO CUTE!' - but more than that, the dude's a great singer, and when you see someone who's as genuinely happy when they're up on that stage, performing their music, it makes you feel good inside, too.

Go see this guy. He'll feel good, and then he and his band will make you feel good (too).

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Sun was shining, picnic made, me and my daughter Alex headed off to Cannock Chase Forest. Easy to find, parked up & joined the queue. Everyone friendly & chatty, got through bag check and chose our spot. Support was Shadowlark - not heard them before, ok sounded a bit like British Fleetwood Mac. George came on at 9.00, straight into Cassy O, that got (some) of the crowd going. Then a couple of tracks from Staying at Tamaras (he had a chat with the crowd in between songs which was nice) then some more tracks from previous album, by 9.30 most of the crowd were up on their feet dancing and singing along. Sound was very good and his band were excellent. I would definitely recommend going, it was a brilliant evening just a shame it finished so early. ( he was supposed to be on till 10.30, but finished at 10.15)Only negative point was the total shambles trying to get out at the end. All the staff we had seen earlier seemed to have disappeared and it became a free for all with cars cutting everyone up and a couple of very near misses.

George Ezra is one of those annoyingly talented singer songwriters who has achieved a huge amount of success over the last year with his chart topping singles, gaining critical acclaim from some of the music industry’s biggest names such as Zane Lowe and Huw Stephens. His fantastically successful song “Casio” charted in the UK, Belgium and The Netherlands, and his sophomore single “Budapest” became an international hit making it to number one in Austria and even New Zealand. Consequently, his album, “Wanted on Voyage” became a top twenty in ten countries. Not bad for 21 years of age. He can carry it off live with great style too, sporting hit vintage hollowbody guitar. This T in the Park are absolutely loving the vibe and they go absolutely wild when he plays his hit song “Budapest”. They sing every single word, making this vibe almost like a campire for about 10,000 people. Well done Ezra… you talented and jammy git.

being relatively new to the George Exra hype I didn't really know what to expect, what I didn't expect was to be blown away by his voice and stage presence. He commanded the crowds attention without being cocky or overbearing, he moved just enough to keep us interested but not enough to make us dizzy. His voice is so mature for a 21 year old, he didn't appear nervous at all despite a reasonably large and busy crowd. His support act Hanna Leess was a real surprise, I never heard of her before but I was really impressed, she has an incredible voice and real guts to stand on stage alone with her guitar at such a young age, she got more than a few offers when she mentioned she had nowhere to stay yet and needed a couch to crash on. The sound at LKA longhorn was also great, no dodgy feedback or distortion, all in all it was a great gig, I'll definitely be getting George's album and following Hannas career closely!

George Ezra put on a great show support acts were good also can't really fault the music side of the show but there could have been better organised seating arrangements and for the merchandise shop . Seating was unreserved which ment if you had to bring child to toilet you weren't guaranteed your seat would still be there on way back would be Better for numbered seating . The merchandise shop was on the pitch. Anyone with seating tickets were refused entry onto the pitch to the shop resulting in a disappointed child before the concert started . But I didn't give up after a few attempts to get to the merchandise shop we we're finally let onto the pitch. Got our merchandise and returned to the seating area . Overall a good show. Like the way George Ezra told the story of how the songs came about before he sang them really had the crowd interested would definitely go to see him again

The concert was far beyond expectation! His vocals are flawless and he manages to make a whole audience go silent with the power of his voice when there's nothing left on stage but him and a guitar. Additionally, his band is great and he's funny and engaging with the audience.

It's hard to believe that this kid not only has such a powerful soul voice but can already carry a concert like a pro.

The show was not that long: one hour exactly but then again, he only has one album out and one truly hit song. This ends up being a point in his favor as you feel satisfied with all that was delivered in that hour but also makes one want to follow his career for years to come.

Extra treat: an unexpected and yet all sorts of awesome cover of "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun".

When is George back in town?!

The concert in Hamburg was very well organized, I enjoyed the side effects behind the singing, the atmosphere on the whole was very chilled, the band was dancing and having great time, and that joy they exuded into the public.

Amongst the critic moments I found George himself could have invested more on the whole, sing more and tell a bit more about the history behind his songs. He is not a one hit star, so why only hold onto the hits and keep the half the repertoire out? And - that sounds demanding but still - do connect more to your auditorium, please. You have said no word about Hamburg, neither you asked if anyone has a b-day or whatever else could singers can mention... a bit disappointing performance. Though the singing was great, no question.

When i first heard George Ezra was going on tour i immediately looked up the dates and saw he was coming to my hometown. The only thing was the date wasn't for the date of my concert, but three days prior. I was so upset, but luckily i kept scrolling and found out he was in fact coming the day i had purchased tickets for.

When he came on stage it was an absolutely phenomenal performance to watch. You could tell he was having a lot of fun and was so happy to be there. He is amazing live and connected well with the audience by giving some personal anecdotes to go along with the song.

10/10 would recommend to anyone who wants to have a good time and see a unique artist play. Next time i hope to see him at his own concert, not just as the opening act.

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George Ezra doesn't just perform, he shares. With the first number he got the Royal Oak, Michigan audience involved and shared the song and stage with us. His stories gave the songs depth, then the songs were performed with feeling and our understanding.

George and his band were excellent. After involving the audience at the beginning, they kept us involved throughout - singing, applauding, and enjoying every minute.

Having seen George here in 2015, I was concerned that his success would change him. It did, but not in a negative way. He seemed more confident and mature as a performer, and the audience was better prepared to enjoy his offering.

A great show.

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18 July 2022 11:51 AM

George Ezra announces new UK and Ireland arena shows for 2023

He'll play a fresh string of dates early next year.

By Hollie Geraghty

George Ezra has announced three new arena shows in the UK and Ireland for his 2023 tour.

The ‘Green Green Grass’ singer previously announced a UK tour in support of his third album Gold Rush Kid , which kicks off later this year.

The singer will now also perform at Dublin’s 3Arena on 8 March, before heading to Killarney, Kerry for a show at the INEC Arena on 10 March. He will then play a show at London’s O2 on 13 March.

Tickets for the new dates will go on sale Friday (22 July) at 1am BST, and can be purchased h ere .

Yesterday (17 July) Ezra played a huge gig at London’s Finsbury Park, which followed his surprise set at Glastonbury last month.

The singer also performed at the Platinum Party At The Palace concert for the Queen’s Jubilee last month, where he was asked to change the “day I die” lyric in ‘Green Green Grass’.

Speaking to  The Sun Ezra said: “I think the reaction to it has kind of worked in our favour to say it was unnecessary.

“My gut instinct was that you don’t need to change it. I don’t know if it came from the royals or the producers of the show, but it’s pretty obvious that if you’re playing for the royal family and the powers that be say ‘We don’t want you to sing that lyric’, then you’re not going to argue.”

Reviewing Ezra’s intimate show at the London Palladium earlier this year , Rolling Stone UK wrote that “it was Ezra’s past charms and perennially sunny-side-up appeal that won through, especially with a closing run of hits that saw him going straight from the arena-filling charms of ‘Paradise’ into fan favourite ‘Blame It On Me’ and ‘Budapest’”.

Find the full UK and Ireland tour schedule below.

August 12 – Boardmasters, Cornwall

September 13 – M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool 14 – Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff 16 – The AO Arena, Manchester 20 – Utilita Arena, Newcastle upon Tyne 22 – Utilita Arena, Birmingham 25 – P&J Live, Aberdeen 26 – The OVO Hydro, Glasgow 28 – SSE Arena, Belfast 29 – 3Arena, Dublin

October 1 – Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham 2 – Utilita Arena, Sheffield

March 2023 8 – 3Arena, Dublin 10 – INEC Arena, Killarney 13 – The O2, London

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George Ezra has announced three new live dates to follow his arena tour across the UK and Ireland this Autumn.

The “Budapest” singer will visit London’s O2 Arena , Killarney’s INEC Arena and Dublin ’s 3Arena in spring next year.

Tickets are still available for Ezra’s autumn arena tour, which begins on 13 September in Liverpool and ends on 2 October in Sheffield, visiting cities such as Dublin and Glasgow in between.

The 29-year-old is just off the back of a headline performance at Finsbury Park, for which he enlisted support from the likes of Blossoms, Holly Humberstone and emerging artist Mychelle.

The announcement also comes after the BRIT winner released his third studio album Gold Rush Kid, which features chart topper “Green, Green Grass”.

Read below for more information on how to get tickets for the UK and Ireland shows next March.

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Tickets will go on sale at 10am UK time on Friday (22 July) and are available through Ticketmaster .

Demand is expected to be high as the London O2 Arena show will be the first Ezra has done since this summer.

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George Ezra shares new single ‘Green Green Grass’ and announces UK tour

The latest preview of his upcoming new album 'Gold Rush Kid'

George Ezra has shared his new single ‘Green Green Grass’ and announced details of a UK arena tour.

The singer/songwriter is set to release his third studio album ‘Gold Rush Kid’ on June 10 via Columbia Records, marking the follow-up to 2018’s ‘Staying At Tamara’s’ .

• READ MORE:  10 reasons to like George Ezra, actually

After previously sharing the single ‘Anyone For You (Tiger Lily)’ back in January, Ezra has now previewed ‘Gold Rush Kid’ with the release of the track ‘Green Green Grass’.

“I was on holiday in St Lucia with a few friends at Christmas 2018, with two of my closest mates from home,” Ezra explained about the track in a press release. “We were in this beach bar, drinking homemade rum punch and Piton, the local lager, flip-flopping between the two, pissing about with three local guys who worked there. And this music started up, three streets back from the sea.

“After about half an hour, I had to go see what it was. And there was a street party going on, with three different sound systems, people cooking in the street. I asked a woman what was going on and she told me it was a funeral – for three people. They were celebrating three lives! I thought: that is not how we do this at home. And it’s really beautiful.”

Ezra has also announced details of a UK tour which will run through September and early October. Tickets for the newly announced shows will go on general sale on April 29 at 10am from here , and you can see details of the live dates below.

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September 13 – M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool 14 – Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff 16 – The AO Arena, Manchester 20 – Utilita Arena, Newcastle upon Tyne 22 – Utilita Arena, Birmingham 25 – P&J Live, Aberdeen 26 – The OVO Hydro, Glasgow 28 – SSE Arena, Belfast 29 – 3Arena, Dublin

October 1 – Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham 2 – Utilita Arena, Sheffield

Ezra will also play his biggest headline show to date during a special all-day event at London’s Finsbury Park on July 17.

Support on the day will come from Blossoms , Holly Humberstone , Mimi Webb, The Big Moon , Mychelle and the London International Gospel Choir, and tickets are available here .

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BRIT award-winning star George Ezra has announced a huge UK tour, with dates in Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham and more.

The singer, whose new album Gold Rush Kid is set to be released in June, is heading out on a nationwide UK arena tour later this year. Today also marks the release of George’s new single Green Green Grass.

George Ezra is well known for his first two albums, Wanted On Voyage and Staying At Tamara’s, both of which reached number one in the UK and sold millions around the world. Now, his third album sees him back on tour - with dates throughout September and October 2022.

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Following the release of Gold Rush Kid, George Ezra will play his biggest headline show to date, at London’s Finsbury Park on July 17 2022. Joining George at his first live show in almost three years, presented by Festival Republic, will be special guests Blossoms, Holly Humberstone, Mimi Webb, The Big Moon, Mychelle and the London International Gospel Choir. Tickets are available via Ticketmaster .

George Ezra’s 2022 UK tour will kick off in Liverpool at the M&S Bank Arena this September, followed by dates in Cardiff, Manchester, Newcastle and many more. Tickets for the tour go on sale next week.

George Ezra 2022 tour dates

Tuesday, September 13 - M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool

Wednesday, September 14 - Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff

Friday, September 16 - The AO Arena, Manchester

Tuesday, September 20 - Utilita Arena, Newcastle upon Tyne

Thursday, September 22 - Utilita Arena, Birmingham

Sunday, September 25 - P&J Live, Aberdeen

Monday, September 26- The Ovo Hydro, Glasgow

Wednesday, September 28 - SSE Arena, Belfast

Thursday, September 29 - 3Arena, Dublin

Saturday, October 1 - Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham

Sunday, October 2 - Utilita Arena, Sheffield

How to get tickets

Fans who pre-order Gold Rush Kid before 3pm on Tuesday, April 26 can access tickets via exclusive pre-sale. Tickets go on general sale at 10am, Friday, April 29 via Ticketmaster .

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George Ezra has announced a slew of arena dates for 2023.

After headlining London's Finsbury Park at the weekend, the 'Green Green Grass' hitmaker has announced three arena shows in the UK and Ireland for next spring.

The 29-year-old pop star will play Dublin's 3Arena on March 8, Killarney's INEC Arena on March 10, and London's The O2 on March 13, 2023.

Before then, George will play nine dates in the UK and Ireland this September and October, kicking off on September 13 in Liverpool.

Tickets for the new dates will go on sale at 10 am BST on Friday (22.07.22).

The run is in support of George's third studio album 'Gold Rush Kid’.

Meanwhile, the 'Shotgun' hitmaker has a new documentary heading to UK cinemas on August 29.

'End To End' gives fans the chance to join George on his 95-day trip from Land’s End in South West England to the top end of mainland UK, John O’Groats.

George said: “I started the walk just after I’d finished the album, and we committed ourselves to three months on this adventure.

“While I was on the walk, I started receiving mixes of the new songs I had been working on, so the journey was sound-tracked by the new album and each made the other more meaningful.

“It wasn’t lost on me that this was a real life-changing moment, it really transformed my perception of the world.

“I’m so glad that audiences will be able to see it on a big screen and we can celebrate the experience.”

George's UK and Ireland tour dates for 2022 and 2023:

SEPTEMBER 2022

13 – M S Bank Arena, Liverpool

14 – Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff

16 – The AO Arena, Manchester

20 – Utilita Arena, Newcastle upon Tyne

22 – Utilita Arena, Birmingham

25 – P J Live, Aberdeen

26 – The OVO Hydro, Glasgow

28 – SSE Arena, Belfast

29 – 3Arena, Dublin

OCTOBER 2022

1 – Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham

2 – Utilita Arena, Sheffield

8 – 3Arena, Dublin

10 – INEC Arena, Killarney

13 – The O2, London

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Hi everyone, unfortunately although George’s symptoms are improving, he is still experiencing acute vertigo. Upon a further consultation with a doctor this morning, his show at the First Direct Arena in Leeds tonight will not be able to go ahead as planned. 

Fortunately, we have been able to reschedule both of the postponed shows. George’s show at the First Direct Arena in Leeds will now take place on Wednesday 5 April 2023. And George’s show at The O2 Arena in London will now take place on Thursday 6 April 2023.

Again, we would like to apologise greatly for the postponement of both the London and Leeds dates, and for everyone who had travelled in advance to the shows. All tickets will remain valid for the new dates and we really hope you can make it.

Thank you for all your support and well wishes to George.

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Debuts New Single, ‘Green Green Grass’ the second song to be taken from new album Gold Rush Kid, due 10 June

• “another insatiable earworm” - The Guardian
• “a sugar-sweet pop banger that’ll catapult his ascent even higher,” - DIY
• “its arena-friendly chorus already sounds like classic Ezra” - The Times

BRIT Award-winning, multi-platinum selling musician George Ezra today debuts his hugely infectious new single ‘Green Green Grass,’ the second song to be lifted from his forthcoming new album Gold Rush Kid, due for release on 10 June via Columbia Records. The single arrives alongside the announcement of a huge nationwide UK arena tour, scheduled for September and October, following George’s special show at London’s Finsbury Park in July. He will play Aberdeen’s P&J Live on Sunday 25th September 2022.

‘Green Green Grass’ is an irresistibly joyful song about making the best of things, even when it might feel like the worst of things are afoot: “Green green grass, blue blue sky, you better throw a party on the day that I die.”

“I was on holiday in St Lucia with a few friends at Christmas 2018, with two of my closest mates from home,” explains George. “We were in this beach bar, drinking homemade rum punch and Piton, the local lager, flip-flopping between the two, pissing about with three local guys who worked there. And this music started up, three streets back from the sea.

“After about half an hour, I had to go see what it was. And there was a street party going on, with three different sound systems, people cooking in the street. I asked a woman what was going on and she told me it was a funeral – for three people. They were celebrating three lives! I thought: that is not how we do this at home. And it’s really beautiful.”

‘Green Green Grass’ follows the euphoric first single and album opener ‘Anyone For You,’ which continues to climb the UK Official Singles Chart and is the number one song at UK radio, with A-list rotation across all major stations.

George debuted both songs to a rapturous reception at his recent intimate gigs in London, Manchester and Edinburgh - shows praised as "a joyous singalong that was impossible to resist" (5*, The Telegraph), "blazing sunshine tempered by subtle shadow" (4*, Evening Standard) and a set filled with "hooks so plentiful he could go long-line fishing with them" (4*, The Guardian).

Listen / watch ‘Anyone For You’

“The Gold Rush Kid? That’s me,” says George, reflecting on the title of his third record – a 12-strong suite of marvellous, transporting, elevational songs, that more than anything “sound like me. That’s what ties them together.”

After two blockbuster albums – Wanted On Voyage (2014) and Staying At Tamara’s (2018), both of which reached number 1 in the UK and sold millions around the world, and the latter of which earned him his first number 1 single in ‘Shotgun’ and won him the 2019 Brit Award for British Male Solo Artist – it was time to return to heart and hearth, with an album written and produced entirely in London with longstanding collaborator Joel Pott.

Following the release of Gold Rush Kid, Ezra will play his biggest headline show to date, a special all day event at London’s Finsbury Park on 17 July 2022. Joining George at his first live show in almost three years, presented by Festival Republic, will be special guests Blossoms, Holly Humberstone, Mimi Webb, The Big Moon, Mychelle and the London International Gospel Choir. Tickets are available via Ticketmaster.

He today announces a full nationwide UK arena tour to follow in September and October, beginning at Liverpool M&S Bank Arena on 13 September and taking in 11 shows, finishing at Sheffield Utilita Arena on 2 October. Fans who pre-order Gold Rush Kid before 3pm on Tuesday 26 April can access tickets via exclusive pre-sale, before they go on general sale at 10am, Friday 29 April via Ticketmaster.

Louise Stewart, Head of Entertainment, Exhibitions & Marketing at P&J Live, said: “We are really pleased to be welcoming George Ezra to P&J Live for the first time. It’s exciting for us to be able to bring a different genre of music to the North East of Scotland, and with him being a very likeable character, he’s bound to prove a big hit with fans. We can’t wait to see what this tour has in store.”

Alongside the tour announcement, George has partnered with YouTube Music to be their Sustainability Partner for 2022. He says: “I am conscious that creating, touring and promoting a record has an impact on the environment, so I am delighted to announce I will be working with YouTube Music as their Sustainability Partner for 2022. They have very generously provided a significant financial contribution to support a cause of my choosing; this is going to be The National Trust, who are working hard to reverse the decline in nature and reduce the impact of climate change by planting trees and restoring landscapes. Together, we’ll directly use this money to plant 17,000 trees across the UK.”

The National Trust has committed to planting or establishing 20 million trees covering an area the size of Birmingham as part of their plan to become net zero by 2030. The carbon benefits from the 17,000 trees will go towards the charity’s own net zero ambitions.

National Trust Director General Hilary McGrady said: “We are enormously grateful to George for this donation, and it serves as an important reminder that only by a collective will and everyone playing their part will we help reverse some of the impacts of climate change and help the nation to reach net zero.

“This gift represents an important step as part of our ambition to try and tackle the effects of climate change. We are planting the trees in the right places to maximise the impact they will have in locking in carbon.”

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George Ezra 2023 tour: Vertigo diagnosis shines light on symptom

• Published 16 March 2023

If you're a George Ezra fan you might have been hoping to see the star perform this week.

But you'll have been left disappointed if you had tickets for his London and Leeds shows, which he's postponed due to being diagnosed with acute vertigo.

A message on social media said doctors had advised him not to play the dates, which he's moved to early April.

Usually used to describe a fear of heights, vertigo is also a symptom of a number of other conditions.

It causes the sensation that you, or the environment around you, is moving or spinning.

It's something Leanne Buck understands well. The 22-year-old doesn't know the exact reason behind her experience of vertigo - but has had it since she was 14.

Leanne's learnt one of her triggers is standing up - something that impacts her every day.

"A lot of my role at work includes filming and being on photoshoots and that involves being stood up, so I notice I often need to [rest] afterwards," she tells BBC Newsbeat.

She explains her colleagues are supportive, but it leaves her feeling bad.

"I can take lots of breaks, but I'm in my twenties and would like to think I'm in the prime of my life."

On a bad day, Leanne says she has to lie down in a dark room and "hope it will pass".

"My vision goes very white and all I can hear is a ringing in my ears. It can be quite scary."

Kelly Boyson can also relate, having lived with vertigo for over eight years.

We don't know the exact cause behind George Ezra's vertigo - but for Kelly, it's a result of Meniere's disease - an inner ear disorder.

She tells Newsbeat the symptoms go beyond dizziness.

"Vertigo can make you feel very sick and can last for hours."

"It's like a merry-go-round. You're spinning around and when you come off, you can't walk and everything goes blurry."

"There's nothing you can do to stop it. You've just got to wait it out," she says.

In the early days of diagnosis, Kelly couldn't leave the house on her own because her attacks were so frequent.

"I'd get them two to three times a week, and it's scary."

She recalls one attack on the London Underground, and "having to hang on to the walls of the Tube".

"I was taken up to an office by an officer because they thought I was drunk."

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The Cardiff University team explains how virtual reality could help with "debilitating" visual vertigo.

What to do if you experience vertigo

According to the NHS , an attack of vertigo can last seconds or months.

Although the most common symptom is dizziness, sufferers have severe headaches and high temperatures.

According to Prof Simon Lloyd, a specialist in this area, you should seek medical help depending on how severe the issue is.

"With severe vertigo, the best thing to do is to go to your local A&E," Prof Lloyd, president of the British Society of Otology says.

"If it's mild and not something that needs urgent attention, then your GP can usually give you guidance about the best course of treatment."

Nanette Mellor, from The Brain Charity, says vertigo is "nothing to be scared of" and there are people who can help.

By checking in with a doctor, Nanette explains, patients can find out what's causing the issue.

"It might be something quite common like an inner ear infection or something like migraines."

George has apologised to fans for the short-notice cancellation of his Leeds and London gigs.

His First Direct Arena show in Leeds has moved to 5 April and his London O2 Arena gig is now on 6 April.

Although he received a lot of supportive messages, there were some who suggested he "pull himself together".

Leanne wants people to be more sympathetic.

"I understand the frustrations of people who are excited for the gig, but it can be very debilitating."

"It's disorientating when the room feels like it's spinning... so to expect someone experiencing that feeling to go on stage and perform?

"I wouldn't wish that on anyone."

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