The Reytons announce biggest headline tour dates – how to get tickets

The Reytons tickets go on sale this week

The band will embark on a world tour throughout 2026 and 2027, including their first headline arena shows.

The UK and Ireland leg will begin on 9 October in Dublin and stop off in Belfast, Hull, Edinburgh, Cardiff, London and finish up at Manchester's Co-op Live on 30 October.

They'll then tour Europe in early 2027 with shows planned for Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Barcelona and Valencia.

Announcing the tour the group posted on social media: "This is it!!! From New York to Sydney, London to Tokyo... Bigger, better and strong than ever...

"Reytons are taking over the world!! (And they said we'd never leave Rotherham)."

As well as the European run, the group will also stop off across North America, Japan, Australia and New Zealand throughout 2026.

They recently released the single "Jukebox" which followed up their 2025 EP, Roll the Dice.

The track is expected to be lifted from their upcoming fourth studio album, A Love Letter to a Broken Town which is due for release in July.

Ahead of The Reytons tickets going on sale, you can find out everything you need to know below.

When do The Reytons tickets go on sale?

They go on general sale from 10am local time on Friday, 24 April via:

Can I get presale tickets?

Yes, an artist presale takes place from 10am local time on Wednesday, 22 April. To find out more and to sign up head to the group's website here.

What are the tour dates?

9 October - Dublin, 3Olympia - tickets

10 October - Belfast, Telegraph Building - tickets

16 October - Hull, Connexin Live - tickets

17 October - Edinburgh, Corn Exchange - tickets

23 October - Cardiff, Utilita Arena - tickets

24 October - London, Alexandra Palace - tickets

30 October - Manchester, Co-op Live - tickets

18 February - Amsterdam, Melkweg - tickets

19 February - Rotterdam, Annabel - tickets

20 February - Nijmegen, Doornroosje - tickets

25 February - Antwerp, Trix

27 February - Bruges, Cactus Club

4 March - Barcelona, La Nau

5 March - Madrid, Sala But

6 March - Valencia, Rock City