+-=÷× (Tour Collection: Live)
Ed Sheeran
CD1
- Castle On the Hill (Live)
- Shivers (Live)
- The a Team (Live)
- Don't/Nina Medley (Live)
- Lego House (Live)
- Eyes Closed (Live)
- Give Me Love (Live)
- Galway Girl (Live)
- Thinking Out Loud (Live)
- Sing (Live)
- Photograph (Live)
- Tenerife Sea (Live)
- Perfect (Live)
- Bloodstream (Live)
- You Need Me, I Don't Need You (Live)
- Shape of You (Live)
- Bad Habits (Live)
CD2
- The a Team
- Lego House
- Give Me Love
- Sing
- Don't
- Thinking Out Loud
- Bloodstream
- Photograph
- Tenerife Sea
- I See Fire
- Castle On the Hill
- Shape of You
- Galway Girl
- Perfect
- Happier
- Dive
- I Don't Care (feat. Justin Bieber)
- Beautiful People (feat. Khalid)
- Bad Habits
- Shivers
- Eyes Closed
Global superstar Ed Sheeran releases his ‘+-=÷× (Tour Collection: Live)’ on 27th December 2024.
Over the years Sheeran’s fans have regularly asked him for a live album. Having listened, he has carefully selected live versions of his greatest songs recorded exclusively during his Mathematics World tour. The result is the ‘+-=÷× (Tour Collection: Live)’ album. In addition to these special Live versions, the collection also includes some of Sheeran’s biggest studio songs from his decade-spanning mathematical album era.
‘+-=÷× (Tour Collection: Live)’ will be available on Digital, Download, 2xCD and 2xCassette. Limited edition CD products will exclusively include 3 x Postcards. There will also be a number of other exclusive posters included with the purchase of the 2xCD format at retailers.
Ed Sheeran is an era-defining artist who has sold nearly 200 million records across the globe, and was recently celebrated as a 12-time member of Spotify’s Billions Club after his song “The A Team” surpassed 1 Billion streams on the platform. After starting his record-breaking Mathematics Tour in Dublin back in 2022, Sheeran has taken his blockbuster show all over the globe with an astonishing total of 134 performances under his belt so far. Sheeran has announced another run of European shows for 2025 which will form part of the final leg of his Mathematics tour, all while continuing to break records and make history.
