Ed Sheeran has announced tickets for an additional show at the O2 Arena as part of the venues 10th anniversary celebrations.

The singer-songwriter, who is currently enjoying a phenomenal domination of both the UK and global charts with his new album, revealed the news on his personal Twitter accounts.

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Fans who missed out on tickets for his upcoming tour will get another chance to see him perform live at the O2.

Sheeran joins alt-J, Celine Dion and Jamiroquai, who have already been announced as part of a series of gigs for the 10th birthday celebrations.

He said: "I am really excited to be joining the celebrations for The O2's 10th Birthday. The O2 is such an iconic venue and has played host to some of my biggest inspirations.

"It's always a privilege to play there and taking part in the 10th Birthday celebrations makes it even more special!"

Sheeran's third album ÷ [Divide] is the fastest-selling by a male artist in history, and the third fastest-selling since records began.

Sheeran himself has said that he wondered if “there's some weird thing that Spotify and Apple Music are going to have to change now with streaming”.

"I never expected to have nine songs in the top 10 ever in my life,” he told Radio 1's Official Chart show. “I don't know if something has gone wrong, but I'm definitely very happy about it.

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