Indie band The Reytons have announced an ambitious World Tour, with the first show taking place in the United States this summer. The tour will include performances in key cities such as Dallas, Boston, New York, and Los Angeles, strategically scheduled around England’s FIFA World Cup campaign.
The Reytons World Tour 2026: Key Dates and Locations
This pioneering tour reaches the UK in October 2026, featuring performances at notable venues, including:
- October 9: 3Olympia, Dublin, Ireland
- October 10: Telegraph Building, Belfast, UK
- October 16: Connexin Live, Hull, UK
- October 17: Corn Exchange, Edinburgh, UK
- October 23: Utilita Arena, Cardiff, UK
- October 24: Alexandra Palace, London, UK
- October 30: Co-Op Live, Manchester, UK
International Expansion
After the UK shows, The Reytons will head to Japan, Australia, and New Zealand. The international leg of the tour wraps up in February 2027, with stops in Europe, including:
- February 18: Melkweg, Amsterdam, Netherlands
- February 19: Annabel, Rotterdam, Netherlands
- February 20: Doornroosje, Nijmegen, Netherlands
- February 25: La Machine du Moulin Rouge, Paris, France
- February 26: Trix, Antwerp, Belgium
- February 27: Cactus Club, Bruges, Belgium
- March 4: La Nau, Barcelona, Spain
- March 5: Sala But, Madrid, Spain
- March 6: Rock City, Valencia, Spain
A Celebrated Rise in Music
This World Tour is a testament to The Reytons’ rapid ascent within the music industry. The band has previously headlined Tramlines Festival and even performed at Wembley Arena, showcasing their growing appeal.
In addition to the tour, The Reytons are set to release their fourth studio album, titled “A Love Letter To A Broken Town,” in July 2026. Lead vocalist Jonny Yerrell expressed confidence in the new album, stating it is their best work yet.
As The Reytons embark on this global journey, they reaffirm their commitment to their roots and the authentic sound that has resonated with audiences everywhere. This tour is expected to elevate their status even further within the UK music scene and beyond.
