The Australian band have announced the tour dates in support of their upcoming album ‘EVERYONE’S A STAR!’, which is set to be released on November 14, and can be pre-saved/pre-ordered here.

The UK leg of the tour will kick off in Glasgow on March 30, and will continue in Birmingham, London, and Manchester, before concluding in Cardiff on April 5.

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As well as this, they have also announced select UK events for this year in November, in London, Nottingham and Kingston.

Any remaining tickets can be found here.

UK 2025 Events:

November 4 – London – HERE at Outernet

November 5 – Nottingham – The Palais

November 6 – Kingston – Circuit

As well as announcing the huge new tour dates for next year, last week they also shared a new single called ‘Telephone Busy’ which will be on their new album.

This song follows on from their other recent release ‘Boyband’. In keeping with the theme of the album, it will see them experiment with a more playful sound than what fans might be used to.

Earlier this month, 5 Seconds Of Summer also shared the official video for their lead single ‘NOT OK’, and was the first song of their highly anticipated sixth album. The record is also their first new music since 2022.

Since 2022, Luke Hemmings went on a solo tour, which saw him perform across the UK, Europe and North America last year, and guitarist Michael Clifford has released his debut solo single ‘Cool’.

Calum Hood also released solo material, following drummer Ashton Irwin’s record in 2020 ‘Superbloom’, and Luke Hemmings’ album ‘When Facing The Things We Turn Away From’ (released in 2021).

5SOS’ debut self-titled album (released in 2014) topped the UK Albums Charts, making them one of the few Australian acts to achieve this.

Albums following this including, ‘Sounds Good Feels Good’ (released in 2015), ‘Youngblood’ (released in 2018), ‘Calm’ (released in 2020), and ‘5S0S5′ (released in 2022), all entered the UK top five, with ‘Youngblood’ earning multi-platinum certifications and the title track becoming a major UK hit.

The band has also sold out major UK venues, including London’s O2 Arena, and Wembley Arena, as well as performing at major UK festivals such as the Capital FM Summertime Ball.

Tickets are on sale now for their UK shows next year and can be purchased here.

UK 2026 Tour Dates:

March 30 – Glasgow – OVO Hydro

March 31 – Birmingham – Utilita Arena

April 2 – London – O2 Arena

April 4 – Manchester – Co-op Live

April 5 – Cardiff – International Arena

The band will make 3 stops across the UK, performing for their fans in Glasgow, London and Manchester.

Taking to social media, the band said “Can’t wait to spend time on tour with all you beautiful people.”

Presenting: The 5 Seconds of Summer Show World Tour 2023!

Can’t wait to spend time on tour with all you beautiful people. Presales start from Tuesday next week. General tickets on sale Friday April 14th 10am local time (US and EUROPE). South America dates will be updated very… pic.twitter.com/jukyjN1NIt

— 5 Seconds of Summer (@5SOS) April 6, 2023

This will be the band’s most ambitious tour yet, aiming to pack the best of their 5 albums into one show. Frontman Luke Hemmings said on Instagram, “My only regret is that I won’t be able to watch this show.”  

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In addition to their tour announcement, the band also revealed their plans to release a live album this month. The Feeling of Falling Upwards – Live from The Royal Albert Hall will be released digitally on 14th April 2023. Physical copies of the album will be made available for purchase on 14th July 2023. The live album was recorded during a one-night-only show in 2022 in which the band performed alongside a 12-piece string orchestra and a 12-member gospel choir.

The show at The Royal Albert Hall included a mix of their biggest hits spanning their 5 albums, as well as some deeper album tracks for their true fans, with this being a particularly special venue for the group. 5SOS shared that they busked outside the venue when they first moved to the UK to write their first album 10 years ago.

On stage, drummer Ashton Irwin said, “‘The Feeling of Falling Upwards’ is simply supposed to describe to you the feeling that we have experienced together, the feeling of taking a leap of faith on such a fickle thing like music and sharing this experience together year after year, season after season of our lives.”

The tracklist for The Feeling of Falling Upwards – Live from The Royal Albert Hall is below:

1. OVERTURE
2. COMPLETE MESS
3. CAROUSEL
4. Me, Myself & I
5. She Looks So Perfect
6. Amnesia
7. Lie To Me
8. Caramel
9. Outer Space
10. Youngblood
11. Red Desert
12. Jet Black Heart
13. Older (feat. Sierra Deaton)
14. Take My Hand
15. Teeth
16. Ghost of You
17. Bad Omens

Tickets for The 5 Seconds of Summer Show will be available from 12th April and can be purchased here.

3/10/2023 – OVO Hydro – Glasgow

4/10/2023 – AO Arena – Manchester

5/10/2023 – The O2 – London

Speaking on their win from L.A, 5 Seconds of Summer have stated, “What’s up, UK! We did it! We’re the f*cking Number 1 album! We honestly just can’t believe it. Thank you everyone, so much. We love you. You’re amazing. I’m going to cry now.“

Consisting of members Luke Hemmings, Calum Hood, Ashton Irwin and Michael Clifford, the group’s fifth studio album garnered great success within multiple charts. It has been confirmed that the release’s highly profitable week consisted of 78% physical sales, becoming this week’s most physically purchased record as well as the most downloaded album within the UK.

The band’s recent album was released on 23rd September 2022 via BMG Rights Management; work began on 5SOS5 immediately after the release of CALM. The album’s existence and release were announced during the band’s Take My Hand World Tour, held across the Summer this year; the band performed the singles “Easy For You To Say” and “Blender” for the first time live. The hitmakers proceeded the album’s launch with the singles “Complete Mess“, “Taken My Hand“, “Me Myself & I“, “Blender“, and “Older“.

Elsewhere within this week’s UK album charts, Lap 5 by D-Block Europe places in second place. The British hip hop collective last landed within the UK album chart’s top 5 in 2020 with The Blue Print: Us vs Them; the release marked their first studio album but was preceded by multiple mixtapes. The group’s recent release has been named this week’s most streamed album and marks their seventh release to break into the top 40 and third UK top 5; D-Block Europe first entered the top 5 with their 2019 mixtape PTSD, which reached number four.

Landing at number three this week is Gulp! by Sports Team; the British alt-rockers released the album on 23rd September 2022. Marking their second studio album, Gulp! is the band’s first entry into the top 3 and has been named this week’s number one record on the Official Vinyl Albums Chart as well as the Official Record Store Chart. The band’s recent album comes two years after the release of their debut album Deep Down Happy; the album dropped in 2020 and entered a chart battle with Lady GaGa’s All Time Low, Sports Team’s first chart entry positioned at number two.

The Australian pop rock phenomenon firstly sent out their love and care for all fans around the world during this difficult time of quarantine. They also thanked everyone who supported their latest album, ‘CALM‘, as they said, “To see the support that you’ve given has made us really appreciate how lucky we are to have the best fan in the world.”

However, the four-piece imparted bad news about the necessity to reschedule all tour dates due to the COVID-19 pandemic: “For the safety of all involved and following government action, these shows are no longer safe to play and therefore the UK & European No Shame Tour will be rescheduled for April/May 2021.”

The “She Looks So Perfect” hitmaker also encouraged everyone to “work together to beat this virus“. They added, “We are so grateful to anyone who purchased a ticket. Please hold on to them for the rescheduled headline dates in 2021.” See the full statement from the tweet below.

UK & EU TOUR ANNOUNCEMENT pic.twitter.com/pirsAwQOgg

— 5 Seconds of Summer (@5SOS) May 6, 2020

Back in March, 5SOS unveiled their fourth studio ‘CALM‘. The album debuted atop the UK Albums Chart, marking the band’s second number-one album in the country, with their sophomore record ‘Sounds Good Feels Good‘ as the first one to hit the summit in 2015.

The record is a follow-up to 2019’s pop-leaning album ‘Youngblood‘. “Easier” is cut off as the lead single, followed by “Teeth“, “No Shame“, “Old Me“, and “Wallflower“. All songs from ‘CALM‘ saw the band perfect their pop sound into their punk rock signature, which received positive reviews from leading music critics with the likes of Billboard, Clash, and The Line of Best Fit.

The ‘No Shame‘ Tour is 5SOS’s latest headlining tour in support of ‘CALM‘. Originally set to begin on May 12 in Belfast this year, the first date is now moved to April 7, 2021 at The SSE Hydro in Glasgow, followed by six more shows—including one at SSE Arena, Wembley, London. Tickets purchased for the original dates are eligible for the rescheduled ones. Check out the updated dates below, and visit Ticketmaster for available tickets.

The ‘No Shame‘ UK Tour: rescheduled dates
07/04/2021 — The SSE Hydro — Glasgow
08/04 — Utilita Arena Birmingham — Birmingham
09/04 — SSE Arena, Wembley — London
10/04 — M&S Bank Arena Liverpool — Liverpool
13/04 — The SSE Arena, Belfast — Belfast
16/04 — First Direct Arena — Leeds
17/04 — Motorpoint Arena Cardiff — Cardiff

The annual spectacular, that is Capital’s Summertime Ball, will be returning to Wembley Stadium, on Saturday the 8th of June 2019. Among the names announced, this morning (May 01) was Rita Ora, Anne Marie, Sigala, Tom Walker, Jax Jones, and, Norwegian singer and BBC Sound of 2018 winner, Sigrid.

Today, we announced that these stars are performing at the #CapitalSTB:
@AnneMarie,
@SigalaMusic,
@thisissigrid,
@IamTomWalker,
@JaxJones,
@RitaOra

But which huge name are we gonna reveal tomorrow? Keep your eyes on the Ballboards. pic.twitter.com/ZYWH5Xf5Da

— Capital (@CapitalOfficial) May 1, 2019

Sigrid has described playing the iconic London landmark, that is Wembley, as “insane”. Meanwhile, Speaking about her performance at the Summertime Ball, in June, Sigrid, said: “I’m going to love it. I probably should say that I have a masterplan but I think we’re going to run up and have fun and play our favourite songs.”

They will share the stage with the recently reunited US pop group the Jonas Brothers, with their appearance at the Summertime Ball marking their first UK show in ten years. The band recently dropped new track ‘Sucker’, taken from their forthcoming album, ‘Hippieness Begins’, which will be released the day before the Summertime Ball – Friday the 7th of June 2019.

The series of big reveals kicked off, on Monday (April 29), with the first six artists being revealed including Halsey – who won the Rising Star award at this year’s Global Awards. Among the other names announced, on Monday, were Mark Ronson, 5 Seconds of Summer, Ellie Goulding, and Khalid.

Today, we announced that these stars are performing at the #CapitalSTB: @MarkRonson, @5SOS, @elliegoulding, @thegreatkhalid, @jonasbrothers, @halsey But which six names are we gonna reveal tomorrow? Make sure you’ve got your eyes on the Ballboards. pic.twitter.com/GMgNu5ag6z — Capital (@CapitalOfficial) April 29, 2019

Six more acts will be revealed everyday of the week until the full line-up is revealed. Meanwhile, on Tueday (April 30), Roman Kemp revealed that Maroon 5; Jess Glynne; Ava Max; Lauv; Jonas Blue; and Mabel, will be heading the Summertime Ball, next month. It has been revealed that one final massive name will be revealed on Thursday, (May 02), morning’s show.

Today, we announced that these stars are performing at the #CapitalSTB:
@maroon5,
@JessGlynne,
@avamax,
@lauvsongs,
@JonasBlue,
@Mabel

But which six names are we gonna reveal tomorrow? Make sure you’ve got your eyes on the Ballboards. pic.twitter.com/8ofos7nJGM

— Capital (@CapitalOfficial) April 30, 2019

Today’s reveal comes after Capital announced, at the weekend, that they would be using billboards across the UK to reveal the acts that will be performing at this year’s Summertime Ball. They also revealed that they would be enlisting the help of listeners to reveal the acts that were on the billboards, by getting them to get in touch with the station, by sending in photos of the names displayed on the billboards.

Speaking about the series of big reveals, Founder & Executive President of Global, Ashley Tabor OBE, said: “Today we kicked off our massive reveal week on Capital Breakfast by announcing some of the world’s biggest artists for Capital’s Summertime Ball.

“We are especially excited to confirm the news that so many fans have been waiting for – the Jonas Brothers are returning to the UK and playing the Ball. We’re only just getting started and we can’t wait to reveal yet more huge acts for the UK’s hottest summer party on Capital Breakfast with Roman Kemp tomorrow morning!”

In the week since its release, Billboard estimate that it moved 142,000 album units, causing it to rise to the top of the Billboard 100. Of those 142,000 units, 117,000 were in traditional album sales. Those numbers put “Youngblood” ahead of two records by the late XXXTentacion, and The Carters’ (the name given to Beyonce and Jay-Z’s newest musical collaboration) debut album.

5 Seconds Of Summer, or 5SOS as they are affectionately known, have had two albums previously debut at number one at the charts: their self-titled debut “5 Seconds Of Summer” in 2014, and their follow-up “Sounds Good Feels Good” in 2015. They are the first Australian act ever to have three albums reach the top spot on the Billboard chart.

In addition to being the first Australian band to earn three number one titles, they are now also the first band ever to have their first three albums reach number one on the charts in the US. They are also the first artist ever to reach the number one spot when competing with a new Beyonce release.