JLS are hosting a free concert for NHS ‘health heroes as part of comeback tour - here’s how to get tickets

As NHS and emergency staff across the UK work hard to keep the public safe during the Covid-19 outbreak, a number of music acts have announced free concerts to show their appreciation.

Following concert announcements from Liam Gallagher, Rick Astley and Fatboy Slim, JLS is the latest to confirm a free gig for NHS staff.

Here’s everything you need to know about the event, and how to get tickets.

Why is JLS hosting a free concert?

Like many other musicians, JLS have announced a free concert for the NHS and healthcare workers who are working tirelessly to keep the public safe during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

Posting on their official Instagram account, JLS wrote: “We are excited to announce that we are adding a free NHS show to our Beat Again Tour. We want to thank the NHS and the frontline hospital staff the best way we know how.

“This will be a day to celebrate and honour you and your dedication to the health of the nation.”

Ortise Williams, one of the singers in JLS, said: “I have always championed and extended my gratitude to the NHS at every opportunity possible, from the way that the incredible nurses had supported my mother through her diagnosis of multiple sclerosis.

“I am so incredibly proud that my JLS brothers and I are able to come together, to put on a special show for all the NHS superheroes on the frontline.”

Where and when is the concert?

The concert will take place at Resorts World Arena in Birmingham on Saturday 28 November 2020 at 2:30pm.

You can read more about getting to the venue on the Resorts World Arena website.