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The band’s first world tour begins in the US on June 16 in Dallas, Texas. The Rotherham natives will go on to play major US cities, New York, Boston and Los Angeles. Then, in October they will arrive back in the UK. Gigs on the UK leg include the band’s largest shows yet: London’s Alexandra Palace, Cardiff’s Utilita Arena, and Manchester’s Co-op Live. 

After the landmark UK run, the Reytons will continue on to Australia, Japan and New Zealand before the end of the year. Then in 2027, they will cap-off their first world tour with the European leg. 

The show at the Co-op Live is The Reytons’ biggest gig on the tour. In 2024, The Reytons played to 20,000 on a sold-out night at Clifton Park in Sheffield. The band called it “the biggest night in Reytons history.” Now, they set to top that with the 23,500 capacity Co-op Live show this October. Fans are more than up to the task: one wrote under the tour announcement on X, “we did 20k at Clifton park so let’s do the coop.”

The grassroots sentiment is one that comes directly from the band, who have achieved great popularity on the scene without ever having been backed by a label. Frontman Jonny Yerrell told NME, “we’re proud that we’ve done it independently, and it’s just a reminder that you can do it. Because we’ve had so many doors shut in our face over the years that we’ve had to […] make things happen our own way.” The band maintains a very powerful community mindset, calling their fans “Reytons” (from the Instagram World Tour announcement: “All Reytons, let’s do it!”). This is something Yerrell said is meant to empower people, watching the band rise completely independent from any financial backing. 

Their next release, ‘A Love Letter to a Broken Town’ will drop July 24, 2026. The band’s fourth album will see them hold on to their roots. Yerrell says, “a lot of bands and artists like to change direction later in their careers, but that’s just not us. We absolutely love the style of music we make, the social commentary aspects and the people who turn up to jump around with us. Why would we change? Expect more, just bigger and better with a few surprises on the side!” 

Tickets for The Reytons first World Tour go on sale this Friday 24 April at 10 AM local time. Find access to tickets here. 

The Reytons 26/27 World Tour – UK/IE Dates 

9/10 – 3Olympia Arena – Dublin, IE

10/10 – Telegraph Building – Belfast, UK

16/10 – Connexin Live – Hull, UK 

17/10 – Corn Exchange – Edinburgh, UK 

23/10 – Utilita Arena – Cardiff, UK 

24/10 – Alexandra Palace – London, UK 

30/10 – Co-op Live – Manchester, UK