Pop star Olly Murs has announced that he’s officially stepping down from the music scene after 15 years, sharing the news alongside the release of his eighth and final album, Knees Up.
In a sincere Instagram post, Murs thanked his pious suckers for their unvarying support throughout his long and successful career.
“Yes, album eight is out, Knees Up. The end, the last one, 15 years of hard graft comes down to this,” he wrote, capturing the bittersweet moment for both himself and his audience.
The Essex-born singer also confirmed that his farewell tour will end with a final performance on 8 December, inviting fans to join him for one last celebration of his music. “I can’t wait, let’s have it. I’ll see you all on the flip side,” he added.
Olly Murs’ Farewell Tour
Olly Murs’ farewell stint promises a blend of nostalgia and excitement, featuring all the map-beating successes that made him a ménage name in the UK music scene.
Last night wasn’t an album launch… it was my retirement party apparently A proper full-on knees-up with Team Murs, the writers, my label and of course you legends!
What a way to celebrate OM8 Few pints, bit of karaoke, darts and a lovely cake! what a send off pic.twitter.com/q6PykQJ8bD— Olly Murs (@ollymurs) November 22, 2025
From intimate ditties to high-energy pop chorales, suckers can anticipate a show packed with memorable moments.
For many, this is further than just a musicale; it’s a chance to celebrate the career of one of Essex’s most cherished pop stars, whose music has shaped the UK pop geography for over a decade.
Tickets are anticipated to sell presto as suckers rush to be part of this final chapter.
Olly Murs’ Legacy in UK Pop Music
Olly Murs first captured public attention as a competitor on The X Factor in 2009, finishing as runner-up to Joe McElderry. His debut album, released in November 2010, kick-started a career that has since sold over 30 million records worldwide.
Over time, Murs has become synonymous with sense-good pop successes and map-beating mates that have dominated the UK charts.
His trip from a reality television runner-up to a transnational pop star highlights not just his gift but also his fidelity and connection with suckers.
As he prepares to bow out of the music industry, Murs leaves behind a heritage that resonates across generations. Knees Up, his final reader, and the farewell stint will serve as a befitting homage to a career that has brought joy to millions of suckers in the UK and beyond.
