Strictly Come Dancing's Vito Coppola has been teasing his upcoming live shows, telling fans that it will be "something you have never seen before".
The professional dancer and 2023 season winner is going out on the road with fellow pro and last year's winner Dianne Buswell.
Titled Burn the Floor Presents: Dianne and Vito — Red Hot and Ready, the tour will kick off in June is Shrewsbury, and travel to places like Canterbury, London, Poole, and Grimsby, before wrapping up for the time being in Eastbourne in late July.
On his Instagram, Vito shared a series of a black and white photos of himself in the studio, stretching on a pole and reading some cards on a table.
"DAY ONE 'RED HOT AND READY' Starting today the creation of our brand new show!" he wrote.
"I cannot reveal too much but just let me anticipate that it's something you have Never seen before! Soo excited!!!"
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Over on the duo's joint Instagram page for the tour, they also shared a video of them dancing along to an upbeat number, with Vito cheekily sticking his tongue out.
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They followed that up with another video of a slower, more intense and serious routine set to Lana Del Rey's 'Summertime Sadness' (the original version, rather than the Cedric Gervais remix).
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We know that the Red Hot and Ready tour will feature the dancers backed by a live band, and that further dates are teased for 2026 once the initial run has wrapped up.
Strictly Come Dancing and spin-off Strictly: It Takes Two are expecting to return to BBC One and BBC Two, respectively, later this year. Episodes can be streamed via BBC iPlayer.
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