George Michael looks set to quit performing live at the end of his current tour.
George Michael looks set to quit touring.
The 44-year-old singer has announced dates at London's Earls Court on August 24 and 25, which are entitled 'The Final Two' and are being billed as his "last ever UK arena shows".
A statement on his official website read: "These very special shows will naturally feature Michael's hits, some tracks not previously performed in Britain, and a stunning new stage set. These shows are truly not to be missed by any George Michael fan."
The title is a reference to his last performance with Andrew Ridgeley as Wham! at London's Wembley Stadium in 1986, which was called 'The Final'.
The concerts will bring to an end George's '25 Live' tour, which started in Barcelona in September 2006 and marked his first tour for 15 years.
George will playing shows across North America from June to August prior to his London dates.
Since shooting to fame in the 80s, George has become one of the biggest pop stars of all time.
He has sold over 100 million records worldwide and his hits include 'Careless Whisper', 'Faith' and 'Outside'. | 
