Will Young revealed his UK tour dates

Will Young in the first year after the release of his new album, has announced plans to visit.

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His new record, "Echoes" 22 August, due to the Jealous singer outside a 23-date tour will be heading into October and November.

Young's tour start in Swindon on 27th October and ends in Cardiff a month later, on 26th November, and he will also be performing at London's Shepherds Bush Empire for two nights.

Will Young tickets will be available from 8th July Friday at 9am.

Will Young Tour Dates:

October 27 - Swindon, Oasis
October 28 - Bournemouth, BIC
October 30 - Belfast, The Waterfront
October 31 - Dublin, The Olympia
November 2 - Nottingham, Royal Centre
November 3 - Oxford, New Theatre
November 4 - Ipswich, Regent Theatre
November 6 - Liverpool, Empire Theatre
November 7 - Blackpool, Opera House
November 8 - Sheffield, City Hall
November 10 - Aderdeen, Music Hall
November 11 - Glasgow, O2 Academy
November 12 - Newcastle, City Hall
November 14 - Manchester, O2 Apollo
November 15 - Llandudno, Arena
November 17 - Brighton, Centre
November 18 - Cambridge, Corn Exchange
November 20 - Birmingham, O2 Academy
November 21 - London, Shepherd's Bush Empire
November 22 - London, Shepherd's Bush Empire
November 24 - Southend On Sea, Cliffs Pavilion
November 25 - Plymouth, Pavilions
November 26 - Cardiff, St. David's Hall

Will Young admits his mother was not surprised a bit

Will Young admits that his mother was not surprised a bit when he told her he was gay because she doubted the fact that he was a young boy.

Former Pop Idol winner's mother said her first clue came when a child as crooner Michael Bolton with mulleted Will 'passion' to become the star was in her room with posters.

He tells the panel on ITV1′s The Marriage Ref tonight: “I had his posters up, my mother went ‘gay’.

“I said, ‘but I love his hair’. ‘Double gay!’.”

This show is tonight at the Jack D. and Sarah Millican and presenter Dermot O'Leary tells Jack that his wife hates it when he is clean tea towel to his nose ... We will not blame you a bit!

Will Young has visited flotation tank in the anxiety

IT takes a lot to the Willies, but sin is being Will Young pop hero in a flotation tank after sinking into a new problem was.

Profile Night Club in London's Mayfair VIP beer a few times during the young Will told me:“My friend recommended a float tank as a totally relaxing and refreshing treatment.

“They kind of lowered me into this deep tank – imagine the reverse of the Mary Rose being raised from the depths of the ocean – and left me all wrapped up in this thing. Within seconds I was panicking and claustrophobic. The whole experience was, quite frankly, bloody awful!”

Will Young was one of the celebs taking part in Marathon

Will Young, Agyness Deyn, Elen Rivas and Michel Roux Jr in London marathon this year, were known to take part.

The singer 32 years old was running on behalf of young people's mentoring scheme Catch 22 and hoped to inspire young people by taking part, even before running very confident as he was walking with an injured knee not Was.

Will said: "You haven't seen me run yet and I do run a little like I need the loo, but I'm trying my best."

He added: "I've been a patron with Catch 22 for a year and we've got about 150 places around the country for young people, largely concentrated in metropolises and we catch young people, at a crucial time, when their lives can go one way or the other.

"I think adults have a choice, young people sometimes don't have a choice.

"It's changed my life, I'm vehemently passionate about it. I think young people get a tough time in society sometimes. I don't think the values promoted are always the best values for young people and I'm really proud to be a patron for them."

Will finished the marathon in just over four hours, despite telling the BBC he had developed a "devil cramp" at 24 miles, but said he felt "elated".

Model Agyness ran with fashion designer friend Henry Holland to raise money for Oxfam. Henry three hours, 28 minutes and 59 seconds ended.

Agyness tweeted: "Running the marathon is such a powerful experience which digs deep into the soul of your being. I highly recommend!"

Will Young get traning to the Brit Marathon

Will Young British singer to walk around Britain's capital comes from London marathon for her dedication to training last month (Feb11) BRIT Awards ceremony proved to reach.

The Leave Right Now hitmaker Catch22, a British charity which helps disadvantaged youth support on April 17 (11) to 26.4 miles (42.2 km) trip is preparation.

Youth work training his tour around Los Angeles locations, including South Africa and has been fitting - and also the race of the annual BRIT southeast London O2 prizegiving awards in the field of garments worn on Dash The.

He tells Bbc Breakfast, "I was in L.A. and then I was on a charity visit in Zambia and Namibia, so it's been a balancing act (work and training)...

"Even for the Brits, I was doing an award, and I ran to the O2 from home. You can do it, I just look a bit odd when I turn up in Lycra. People did look at me and say, 'That's a strange outfit Will, running leggings'."

Will Young gets finale of Bedlam on neck

Will Young gets it in the neck in the finale of Bedlam. Former pop idol Will Young India, 32, who plays geeky Ryan McAllister in the supernatural thriller violence a serious chamber ends tied to a chair.

Just like the hit, he will probably be singing: “I think I’d better leave right now.”

The event is present on Sky Living HD on Monday at 10pm.

Will Young prepares to run the London Marathon

Pop star Will Young has been pounding the pavements as he prepares to run the London Marathon.

Pop idol winner on Friday for training sessions in Sheerness seafront charity Catch22 joined 15 youngsters.

Will 32 years old, he will attend the Virgin London Marathon on 17 April for Catch22, Which encourage them further education, apprenticeship and training by being involved in young helps.

He said: "Training across four continents for such a momentous run has been a real challenge, but one I am happy to embrace.

"I've met many young people at Catch22, such as the young people I trained with from Catch22 in Sheerness, who have overcome seemingly impossible situations. I always keep that in mind when the going gets tough in my training."