David Attenborough's Blue Planet III is set to launch as an immersive live-in-concert experience, which will start touring the UK next spring.
Blue Planet III will air on the BBC this autumn, with the companion live concert designed to bring the series to life.
The tour will begin at Manchester's AO Arena on 21 May, followed by Birmingham's bp pulse LIVE on 22 May and Glasgow's OVO Hydro on 23 May. The London date will be announced soon.
Executive producer Elizabeth White will host the experience, sharing her perspective on the stories and filmmaking behind Blue Planet III.

"Making Blue Planet III has taken us to places we never imagined we'd film," White said.
"But there's something about bringing that footage into a concert arena full of people, with the score performed live all around you, that will be truly special.
"This tour is our chance to share the series on a completely different scale, and I can't wait to be there live, revealing the extraordinary stories behind what audiences are seeing on screen."
Blue Planet III Live in Concert will show specially curated footage from Blue Planet III on a state-of-the-art, 200-square-metre Ultra HD LED screen.
New score by Hans Zimmer
This will be accompanied by the series’ new score by Hans Zimmer, performed live by the City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra.
“There’s nothing like experiencing this score live with an orchestra, especially when it’s paired with the extraordinary visuals of the life underwater," said Zimmer.
The new tour for 2027 follows BBC Earth's previous live productions in the UK – Blue Planet II Live in Concert, Planet Earth II Live in Concert and Planet Earth III Live in Concert.
Tickets to Blue Planet III Live in Concert are available on presale from today and go on general sale on 16 October.






