The Reytons have confirmed plans for a major global tour across the UK, Europe, North America, Asia and Australia. Full dates and ticket details are available below.
The Rotherham group are getting ready to drop their fourth studio album ‘A Love Letter To A Broken Town’ in July, and alongside that release they have lined up a wide reaching tour in support of the record. The run begins in June in the US and is scheduled to continue through to March 2027.
Their UK and Ireland leg is set for October, featuring large scale shows at London’s Alexandra Palace and Manchester’s Co op Live. Following those dates, they will travel to Japan, Australia and New Zealand across November and December. The tour will then conclude with a series of European dates in February and March.
Tickets for every show will be available from 10am local time on Friday April 24, and you can get them here UK, here North America and here Australia.
Sharing the announcement on Instagram, the band wrote: “This is it!!! From New York to Sydney, London to Tokyo…Bigger, better and stronger than ever…Reytons are taking over the world!! (And they said we’d never leave Rotherham). All Reytons, let’s do it!!”
The Reytons will play:
JUNE 2026
16: Echo Music Hall, Dallas, USA
22: Paradise Rock Club, Boston, USA
25: Irving Plaza, New York, USA
30: The Echo, Los Angeles, USA
OCTOBER 2026
9: 3Olympia, Dublin, IRELAND
10: Telegraph Building, Belfast, UK
16: Connexin Live, Hull, UK
17: Corn Exchange, Edinburgh, UK
23: Utilita Arena, Cardiff, UK
24: Alexandra Palace, London, UK
30: Co Op Live, Manchester, UK
NOVEMBER 2026
24: Shangri La, Osaka, JAPAN
25: WWW X, Tokyo, JAPAN
27: Magnet House, Perth, AUSTRALIA
29: Lion Arts Factory, Adelaide, AUSTRALIA
DECEMBER 2026
3: The Brightside, Brisbane, AUSTRALIA
4: Metro Theatre, Sydney, AUSTRALIA
5: Northcote Theatre, Melbourne, AUSTRALIA
7: San Fran, Wellington, NEW ZEALAND
8: The Tuning Fork, Auckland, NEW ZEALAND
FEBRUARY 2027
18: Melkweg, Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS
19: Annabel, Rotterdam, NETHERLANDS
20: Doornroosje, Nijmegen, NETHERLANDS
25: La Machine du Moulin Rouge, Paris, FRANCE
26: Trix, Antwerp, BELGIUM
27: Cactus Club, Bruges, BELGIUM
MARCH 2027
4: La Nau, Barcelona, SPAIN
5: Sala But, Madrid, SPAIN
6: Rock City, Valencia, SPAIN
The news follows their major headline performance at Wembley Arena in December. They also topped the bill at Tramlines Festival last summer and delivered a 20000 capacity hometown show at Clifton Park.
They are also set to appear at Y Not Festival this summer, along with Mad Cool in Madrid.
Speaking to NME in January 2023, the band reflected on building momentum as an independent act, watching their audience grow while their releases climbed the charts.
Looking back on arriving “as massive underdogs”, frontman Jonny Yerrell said they were “proud” of what they had achieved without the backing of a label.
“We’re proud that we’ve done it independently, and it’s just a reminder that you can do it. Because we’ve had so many doors shut in our face over the years that we’ve had to literally find different ways around things, make things happen our own way,” he said.
Last March, the group were joined on guitar by Gary Neville during a show at Manchester’s Aviva Studios.
