The Royston Club Announce Biggest Headline Shows Yet With 2026 Songs For The Spine Tour

by | Nov 18, 2025

Fresh from a breakthrough year that’s seen their album Songs For The Spine hit Number 4 on the UK charts, a completely sold-out autumn tour, and a nomination at the Rolling Stone UK Awards, The Royston Club are wasting no time in keeping momentum high. The Welsh indie quartet have announced a major Songs For The Spine headline tour for May 2026 — their biggest run of shows to date.

The Royston Club @ Latitude Festival 2025

The Royston Club @ Latitude Festival 2025 (Kalpesh Patel)
The Royston Club @ Latitude Festival 2025 (Kalpesh Patel)

The new tour will see the band play to almost 10,000 fans across just three UK dates, kicking off with a milestone moment: their largest London headline show ever at the iconic Roundhouse on 7th May. From there, they head north to Edinburgh’s Corn Exchange before wrapping the UK leg at Manchester’s O2 Victoria Warehouse. European fans aren’t left out either, with dates in Berlin and Paris to follow — the latter marking a step up to the larger Petit Bain after two recent sold-out shows in the French capital.

“We’re all excited to bring Songs For The Spine on tour again in 2026 for our biggest ever headline shows,” the band said, reflecting the confidence and excitement that has marked their rise across 2025.

The Royston Club @ Latitude Festival 2025

The Royston Club @ Latitude Festival 2025 (Kalpesh Patel)
The Royston Club @ Latitude Festival 2025 (Kalpesh Patel)

Before the new tour begins, The Royston Club will close out the year with two more sold-out shows — at Cardiff’s Great Hall on 12th December and Liverpool’s Mountford Hall on 13th December. Their packed 2026 festival calendar is also already taking shape, including appearances at Neighbourhood Weekender (24th May), Rock The People (11th June), and a huge slot at London’s Crystal Palace Park supporting Two Door Cinema Club on 26th June.

The Royston Club @ Latitude Festival 2025

The Royston Club @ Latitude Festival 2025 (Kalpesh Patel)
The Royston Club @ Latitude Festival 2025 (Kalpesh Patel)

MAY
7th – London, Roundhouse
8th – Edinburgh, Corn Exchange
9th – Manchester, O2 Victoria Warehouse
20th – Berlin, Badehaus
22nd – Paris, Petit Bain

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