Pop: Five Arena shows

Saturday 05 December 1998 00:02 GMT

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Rod Stewart A sell-out series of shows, though some tickets for the old croaker remain for 6 Dec.

Earls Court, London SW5 (07-378 84) Wed & Fri

James Veteran Mancunians, with the rising-fast Stereophonics technically the support act.

NEC, Birmingham (02-780 433) tonight; Pavilions, Plymouth (0752 229922) Mon; Newport Centre (0633 662666) Tue; Brighton Centre (0870 900 900) Wed; Wembley Arena (08-902 0902) Fri.

M People Safe but tight soul sounds from Heather Small and company. David Lynden Hall opens.

Wembley Arena (08-902 0902) Tue & Wed

Manic Street Preachers With Catatonia in support this could turn into a fest of pub rock.

Bournemouth International Centre (0202 456456) Tue

Culture Club Human League and ABC jump on the Eighties-revival bandwagon.

NEC, Birmingham (02-780 433) tomorrow

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