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Published 15:33 3 Nov 2026 GMT
Updated 15:33 3 Nov 2026 GMT

Courteeners are heading back out on the road next summer, with a fresh set of UK headline dates added to their 2027 schedule.
The band will play several shows with The Coral and Seb Lowe, while additional support acts are still to be announced.
Fans can buy tickets from 10am on Friday, November 6, according to NME. No prices have been confirmed for the new gigs, with ticket costs continuing to be a point of debate across the UK live music scene.
The headline run will kick off at Lincoln Castle on June 11, before moving through a series of dates across the country.
Courteeners will wrap up at Sheffield’s Rock N Roll Circus on August 28, joined by The Vaccines, The Lathums and The Guest List.
These concerts add to two festival bookings already announced for next year: Neighbourhood Weekender in Warrington on May 30 and the Isle of Wight Festival on June 20.
The tour comes after the band marked their 20th anniversary with God Bless The Band, a best-of collection released in August.
It features material from each of their seven studio albums, alongside two new tracks, ‘Plus One Forever’ and ‘The Luckiest Man Alive’.
Liam Fray reflected on the band’s journey in an earlier interview with NME, discussing how they managed to keep going despite feeling overlooked during their early years.
“Maybe because we bubbled under the surface. There's that little jealousy thing when you're really young, 'Oh, we should be up there'. No, you'll be alright, keep doing what you're doing and you'll be OK,” the frontman said.
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