Prince has announced his first UK arena shows in seven years.
The 'Raspberry Beret' hitmaker, who has played a number of gigs in London and Manchester as part of his 'Hit and Run' tour this year, is heading back to the UK in May for four dates with his band 3RDEYEGIRL.
The shows in Birmingham, Manchester and Leeds are his first regional arena dates since 1995 and his first big gigs since his sold-out residency at The O2 in London in 2007.
It will be the first time Prince has ever performed in Leeds and is also the first time Prince has headlined a show in Birmingham and Glasgow in 19 years.
His Manchester gig follows two nights at the city's Academy in February.
Tickets go on sale Friday, May 2 at 12pm and are priced from £65 plus booking fees, available at gigsandtours.com, ticketmaster.co.uk and by calling 0844 811 0051 and 0844 826 2826.

Prince's arena dates..

May 15 - Birmingham LG Arena
May 16 - Manchester Phones 4u Arena
May 22 - Glasgow The SSE Hydro
May 23 - Leeds First Direct Arena

David Threlfall will star in a new TV adaptation of Noah's Ark.
The 'Shameless' actor - best known for playing boozing Frank Gallagher in the hit Channel 4 show - will lead the cast of 'The Ark', BBC One's one-off drama which will re-tell the biblical tale.
The special comes from the producers behind hit crime drama 'Death in Paradise' and Tony Jordan wrote the script.
David said in a statement: "The story jumped off the page at me from the first reading. It's not just a family saga but the first family saga. It takes its inspiration from many faiths and speaks of values which should be shared across all cultures. It was something I immediately wanted to be part of."
Polly Hill, BBC's head of independent drama, added: "It is great to see Tony Jordan's fantastic scripts attract such a talented and stellar cast which combined will bring this wonderful story to life."
David will play Noah, a farmer who is instructed by an angel to build an ark in order to save his family and the faithful from a flood.
Joanne Whalley has been cast as Noah's wife Emmie, while other cast members include 'Top Boy' star Ashley Walters and Nico Mirallegro.

Sue Johnston says she could return to 'Coronation Street'.
The 70-year-old actress, whose character Gloria Price departed Weatherfield in February, is open to reprising her role despite on-screen daughter Michelle Collins also quitting.
Sue thinks Gloria - who left the cobbles to travel the world - could come back to visit her granddaughters Eva Price (Catherine Tyldesley) and Leanne Tilsley (Jane Danson).
Sue said: "[Gloria} flits. My grandchildren are still there. She flits around and she's not stable!"
The veteran actress admits she misses working on 'Corrie', as well as the cast and crew.
Appearing on ITV's 'Lorraine' today (30.04.14), she said: "I miss particularly the people - the crew and the cast. I had so much fun and met so many lovely people. It's a lovely, lovely job."
Sue was stunned by the amount of people who stopped her in the street during her time in 'Corrie' and claims she was "taken aback" by the increased exposure the show gave her.
She added: "I was quite recognised when I go out before I went into 'Coronation Street', but the power of the [show] is unbelievable and it took me aback that the recognition stakes went higher as people love to see you. People love 'Coronation Street' and therefore, if you're in it, you become part of them."

EastEnders' Tosh and Tina Carter have a "real love".
Tina's rekindled relationship with the firefighter - played by Rebecca Scroggs - has caused concern among her family members, as Tosh has been abusive to her in the past, but Rebecca insists their romance is the real deal.
She told Inside Soap magazine: "The love that Tosh and Tina share is very real. Their relationship is stormy and there's been a suggestion of violence in the past.
"But there's something about Tina that Tosh is really drawn to. It's Tina's family that have put Tosh out, and that's where the pressure in their relationship lies."
The Walford newcomer has already shared scenes with Linda Henry, who plays Tina's fiery sister Shirley Carter, but Rebecca says she wasn't worried about working with the popular actress.
She explained: "The first time we met Tosh, she publicly humiliated Shirley by hosing her down at the fire station.
"Everyone I knew who'd worked with Linda had told me how lovely she was, so I wasn't nervous about meeting her.
"My first scene was where Shirley and Tosh have their showdown at the fire station, and Linda really looked after me - so I felt really bad about having to soak her!"

Emma Stone is inspired by Andrew Garfield.
The 25-year-old actress, who has been dating her 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2' co-star since 2011, insists their chemistry on set has inspired her as an actress.
She told the New York Daily News newspaper: "It's one of the things you kind of dream of as an actor. To find chemistry or a repartee with another actor like that. It makes it feel like you're always being challenged, and you're bobbing and weaving.
"Andrew without a doubt inspires that in me in the biggest way."
Garfield - who plays Peter Parker (Spider-Man) in the Mark Webb-directed film franchise - agreed with Stone, who plays his love interest Gwen Stacy, and appeared to praise her as a "great artist".
He said: "The greatest artists, you can't really quantify what they do.
"You just have to show up, pay attention to each other and see where the scene goes. That's incredibly exciting, because the scene can go anywhere."
'The Amazing Spider-Man' co-producer Avi Arad claims they worked so well together that they often improvised.
He explained: "There's a scene in the movie where he's in costume as Spider-Man and she calls him 'Peter,' and kind of puts her hand to her mouth to catch herself [for blurting out his secret identity]. It's not in the script, but it worked."

'Mean Girls' has helped to launch the "biggest women in comedy", says Neil Flynn.
The 53-year-old actor starred in 2004's comedy opposite Linsday Lohan, Rachel McAdams, Amanda Seyfried and Tina Fey and insists the film helped these stars kick-start their successful careers.
Talking to website Digital Spy, he said: "I think 'Mean Girls' was a kind of significant movie.
"It was a very successful comedy and it was also before 'Bridesmaids' and it really launched some of today's biggest women in comedy.
"It was the beginning of Tina's rise to global domination. I think that movie is a touchstone for a lot of people. In the same way 'Animal House' was for my generation really."
A decade after the release of the original which received sparkling reviews and became a box office success, grossing $129,042,871 worldwide, he insists he didn't realise what a "big deal" it would be.
Flynn added: "I didn't necessarily think it would be a big deal but I knew that it would be funny because Tina wrote it."

Bob Hoskins has died age 71. The actor, who was born in Suffolk, England, passed away after suffering from pneumonia, according to his agent. The condition results in inflammation of the tissue in one or both of the lungs and is usually caused by an...

The-Dream faces police questioning for allegedly attacking his pregnant ex-girlfriend.
Officers in New York are keen to question the producer - whose real name is Terius Nash - after Lydia Nam claimed he punched, kicked and strangled her at the Plaza Hotel in April 2013 three months before she gave birth to their son.
However, The-Dream - who also has a four-year-old daughter, Violet, with ex-wife Christina Milian and three other children with first wife Nivea - insists the allegations are false and sources told TMZ that Canadian Lydia is a "vengeful woman" who has made the claims in order to extend her US visa.
It is unclear what prompted the alleged attack, or if Lydia ever sought medical attention afterwards.
Despite claiming the incident happened last April, she didn't file a police report until November.
According to law enforcement insiders, the 36-year-old musician was arrested last June in California following another alleged domestic violence incident against Lydia.
However, she refused to press charges so the case was rejected by the District Attorney.
If the 'Black' singer is found by police, he will be taken into custody for questioning about the alleged incident.

Charlie Sheen's fiancée Brett Rossi's divorce has been finalised.
The 'Anger Management' star is one step closer to walking down the aisle with his porn star partner after her divorce from her first husband John Ross finally came through on April 18.
According to court records obtained by RadarOnline.com, the termination date was cited in a judgment on April 23.
Brett, 24, has been involved in a legal battle with her ex-husband since he filed for divorce from her on July 18, 2013, but only responded to the documents on January 30, 2014 after falling for Charlie.
And it seems Charlie and Brett - who got engaged in February after just three months of dating - won't be rushing into things since they are now planning to tie the knot on November 22.
A source told the site: "The wedding date has been set for November 22, 2014. It's going to be extremely elaborate, and Charlie has told Brett to plan the wedding of her dreams, with no cap on the budget."
The couple are expected to get a pre-nup before their big day this autumn due to the 48-year-old actor's estimated $125 million net worth, largely thanks to his stint on sitcom 'Two and a Half Men'.
The insider added: "Charlie will be a little more generous with Brett in regards to the pre-nup, than he was with [his ex-wife] Brooke [Mueller]."
'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' star Brooke walked away from the marriage with an estimated $3.5 million, and the warring exes appear to have finally settled their differences after rowing over the custody of their twin sons Bob and Max, five, since she is expected to be a guest of honour at Charlie's fourth wedding.

Dean McDermott felt suicidal after cheating on Tori Spelling.
The star admitted he contemplated taking his own life following his cheating scandal last December in yesterday's episode (29.04.14) of 'True Tori', which was filmed three months after he was unfaithful to his wife with 28-year-old Emily Goodhand during a trip to Toronto.
The actor spoke candidly to the cameras about suffering a mental breakdown, recalling looking out of a window and thinking how easily he could "just dive out of it."
He sighed: "The days leading up to my breakdown, I wanted to disappear. I didn't want to feel what I was feeling all the time. I just thought, 'This is it. You can't get out of this. I blew it. Everything great in my life, I s**t on.' I just thought, 'Tori deserves me to die'."
The shocking confession lead to 'Beverly Hills, 90210' star Tori taking her husband aside to ask if he was comfortable sharing such intimate thoughts, and producers bringing a psychologist on board to help him through his issues.
Dean later reasoned: "I know I will not take my life. My life means a lot to me right now, where it didn't for so many, many years...
"My life means something because I'm getting the help that I need, and I'm surrounded by love and support, and for the longest time, I didn't deserve it and I'm just getting a little glimmer that I do deserve it...I know I don't deserve to die. I deserve to live."
The couple are determined to work their problems out for the sake of their kids, Liam, seven, Stella, five, Hattie, two, and Finn, 20 months.
When Tori spent six days in hospital last week, reportedly to be treated for an ulcer and migraines, Dean was constantly at her bedside.

Jordin Sparks looked stunning in a peach mini dress as she arrived at the 'Mom's Night Out' premiere at the Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles.

Emma Stone was all smiles as she arrived at 'Good Morning America' in New York. The 'Crazy, Stupid, Love' star signed autographs for fans before making her way in to the studio.