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    Freya Skye’s team reports over 222,000 tickets sold across her 74-date Stars Align tour, with the British singer’s headline run spanning Australia, New Zealand, North America, Asia, Europe and Latin America.

    At 16, Skye is moving into larger venues as demand grows. According to her team, the entire tour is sold out, with European dates selling out within hours.

    Freya Skye Reports 222,000 Ticket Sales for Stars Align Tour
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    The autumn itinerary includes Live Las Ventas in Madrid, Gashouder in Amsterdam, Fabrique in Milan, Aviva Studios in Manchester and Uber Eats Music Hall in Berlin. Two London shows at O2 Academy Brixton on 8 and 9 November are also scheduled.

    Her team also reports three billion total streams, although the announcement does not specify the platforms or recordings included. The ticket figures offer a more concrete measure of her live audience as the tour reaches its European dates.

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