A month after revealing details about their upcoming album ‘Futique’, the Scottish band Biffy Clyro has announced an extensive UK and European tour for early 2026. The group shared the announcement of their tenth album just before performing at this year’s Glastonbury Festival on the Pyramid Stage. They will embark on a series of nine headline performances across the UK and Ireland in January, before continuing onto mainland Europe. Adding to the excitement, they will be accompanied by SOFT PLAY and The Armed during their UK and Ireland performances. ‘Futique’ is scheduled for release on 26th September through Warner and will include their latest single ‘A Little Love’, which they released last month. This new album follows their 2020 release ‘A Celebration of Endings’ and its sequel, 2021’s ‘The Myth of the Happily Ever After’. Regarding ‘Futique’, band member Simon Neil noted: "‘Futique’ explores ideas, objects, or relationships that span across time. We are often unaware when we are doing something for the last time, and there is beauty and sadness in that. What will your ‘Futique’ be?" Pre-sale tickets for the tour are set to become available on Tuesday, 29th July at 10 am, with general sales starting on Thursday, 31st July at the same hour. Check out their upcoming UK and Ireland performances and listen to ‘A Little Love’ below. JANUARY 2026 09 SSE Arena, Belfast, United Kingdom 10 3Arena, Dublin, Ireland 12 Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham, United Kingdom 14 The O2, London, United Kingdom 16 Utilita Arena, Birmingham, United Kingdom 17 Co-op Live, Manchester, United Kingdom 18 Utilita Arena, Cardiff, United Kingdom 20 P&J Live, Aberdeen, United Kingdom 21 OVO Hydro, Glasgow, United Kingdom.
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