Tiny Habits have announced a 2027 UK and European headline tour, including their biggest London headline show to date at the O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire on Thursday 4th March. The nine-date run comes following the release of the trio’s sophomore album, Keepers, which arrives via Mom+Pop Music and marks another chapter in the rapid rise of the harmony-driven group.
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The tour begins at Manchester’s Academy 2 on 27th February before travelling through Bristol, Glasgow and London, with the European leg continuing through Paris, Cologne, Berlin, Hamburg and Amsterdam.
Known for their captivating live performances and intricate three-part harmonies, Tiny Habits have built a devoted international audience around the chemistry between members Cinya Khan, Judah Mayowa and Maya Rae. Their vocal arrangements remain at the heart of the band’s identity, but the new album demonstrates a growing willingness to explore a wider emotional and musical palette.
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The trio’s forthcoming London appearance represents a significant milestone. After establishing themselves through intimate venues and harmony-led performances, their O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire show will be their largest headline performance in the capital to date.
The new tour follows a busy period for Tiny Habits, including a recent appearance at Newport Folk Festival and the continuing momentum surrounding Keepers. The 12-track album emerges from a transformative period for the three musicians, both individually and collectively. Its songs reflect a period of breakups, makeups, disagreements, celebrations, lessons and resolutions, with the experiences ultimately shaping a record about growth and the changing nature of relationships.
Written by Khan, Mayowa and Rae, Keepers explores the process of growing into new versions of themselves while simultaneously becoming something closer to a family. The album’s title reflects its central preoccupation with what — and who — deserves to be carried forward. Recorded between Los Angeles and New York, the album focuses on people, memories and relationships, examining the moments and experiences the trio decide to preserve while acknowledging those that need to be left behind. Benjamin Millman produced Keepers, with additional production from Philip Weinrobe, Ryan Linvill and Jeremy Schmetterer. Jon Castelli handled mixing, with mastering by Dale Becker.
The record builds on the foundations laid by Tiny Habits‘ debut album, All For Something, released in 2024. While their first record introduced audiences to the trio’s distinctive vocal chemistry and intimate songwriting, Keepers sees them expanding those qualities into something broader and more emotionally varied. That evolution has taken place alongside an increasingly substantial touring career.
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Tiny Habits first begin attracting attention while Khan, Mayowa and Rae are students at Boston’s Berklee College of Music. Their early audience grows through intimate, harmony-focused covers, allowing listeners to discover the extraordinary blend created when their three voices work together. The group’s original material subsequently establishes a different side to their identity, with deeply personal songwriting complementing the precision of their vocal arrangements.
Since the release of All For Something, Tiny Habits have toured alongside artists including James Taylor, Sarah McLachlan, Gracie Abrams, Noah Kahan and Vance Joy, exposing their music to audiences far beyond the intimate settings in which the band initially developed its following. Those experiences have also helped shape the band’s approach to live performance. Rather than relying solely on elaborate production, Tiny Habits place their voices and the chemistry between the three members at the centre of their shows, creating performances that can shift from delicate intimacy to soaring harmonic arrangements.
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The 2027 tour provides an opportunity to hear Keepers in that live setting, with the UK dates offering audiences their first chance to see the trio headline some of their largest venues in the country. The run opens in Manchester before heading to Bristol and Glasgow, followed by the band’s London headline date at O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire on 4th March. The European leg then takes in Paris, Cologne, Berlin, Hamburg and Amsterdam.
For Tiny Habits, the tour represents another step in a progression that has taken them from Berklee College of Music students making harmony-driven covers to an internationally touring band with a growing catalogue, an expanding audience and a new album built around the people and experiences they choose to keep.
Upcoming UK Live Dates:
FEBRUARY
27th – Manchester, Academy 2
MARCH
1st – Bristol, Trinity Centre
2nd – Glasgow, Garage
4th – London, O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire+
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