Hayley Williams Announces At A Bachelorette Party 2026 Tour Including UK Dates

Hayley Williams has revealed full details of her hugely anticipated 2026 European and UK headline tour — titled Hayley Williams At A Bachelorette Party — marking a major next chapter in her solo journey.

The tour follows the release of her third solo studio album, Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party, which dropped in August 2025 through her own imprint Post Atlantic. The record arrived free from major-label constraints after a 20-year contract with Atlantic Records, reflecting Williams’s reclamation of creative control and her evolution as a standalone artist.

Paramore @ Wembley Stadium

Paramore @ Wembley Stadium (Kalpesh Patel)

Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party is a bold, expansive work. From its surprise digital rollout of 17 tracks in July to its official release on 28th August, the album traverses indie-pop, synth-rock, shoegaze and trip-hop textures, blending emotional candour with sonic experimentation.

The Franklin, Tennessee-hailing star uses the album to process professional ferocity and personal scars alike — unpicking the weight of fame, the cost of contracts, and the gritty journey of self-actualisation. Tracks like Hard, Glum, Discovery Channel and Parachute unpack these themes with raw vocals and bold arrangements.

With the creative freedom on full display, the upcoming tour feels less like a standard live run and more like the live embodiment of this new era in the 36-year-old’s career. The album and tour together signify that Hayley Williams is stepping into her moment as a solo artist — fully realised and undeterred.

Paramore @ Wembley Stadium

Paramore @ Wembley Stadium (Kalpesh Patel)

Williams’s 2026 tour will take her across major European dates, culminating in headline shows in the UK and Ireland. Live performances will advance the narrative set by her latest album, delivering intimate moments, full-throttle rock energy, and the emotional weight the record carries.

Tickets for the general sale go live on Friday 14 November at 10:00 AM local time. Details on presales and ticket limits are available via the official Hayley Williams website.

European & UK Tour Dates:

JUNE 2026
5th – Milan, IT · Alcatraz
8th – Amsterdam, NL · Paradiso
10th – Cologne, DE · Live Music Hall
15th – Berlin, DE · Tempodrom
16th – Copenhagen, DK · Poolen
19th – London, UK · Roundhouse
22nd – Manchester, UK · Academy
26th – Glasgow, UK · O2 Academy
29th – Dublin, IE · National Stadium

For fans following Williams’s evolution from band frontwoman to solo visionary, this tour is poised to deliver both legacy anthems and new-era revelations. With her mind, sound and stagecraft aligned, 2026 looks like the year Hayley Williams steps fully into the spotlight — on her own terms.

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