Gig Guide: Tour date round up for October 3

Our Gig Guide brings you some of the recently announced tour dates we think you’ll want to go to!

In this week’s Gig Guide, we bring you four recently announced UK and Ireland tours or one-off shows!

Royel Otis

Royel Otis will be on tour in the UK next month.

Dates:

November 2025

21 – London, O2 Academy Brixton
25 – Glasgow, O2 Academy Glasgow
28 – Manchester, O2 Victoria Warehouse

The Callous Daoboys

The callous Daoboys

The Callous Daoboys will be on tour in the UK in 2026!

Support comes from Knives and Love Rarely!

The band said: “Every trip we make to Europe becomes our new favourite. We can’t wait to return and share something truly special and intimate with you this winter. See you soon!”

Dates:

February 2026

19 – Norwich, Waterfront Studio (no Knives)
20 – Brighton, Green Door Store
21 – Southampton, Joiners
22 – Nottingham, Bodega
24 – Glasgow, G2
25 – Manchester, The Deaf Institute
26 – Leeds, Key Club
27 – Bristol, Thekla
28 – London, Underworld

Grandson

Grandson

Credit: Philip Shum

Grandson will be on tour in the UK in 2026!

The tour will be in support of new album Inertia which was released last month!

Support comes from Pinkshift.

Jordan Benjamin, the brains behind Grandson, said: “The moment I’ve been waiting 2 years for since the last headline tour ended is finally here- we are bringing the resistance back to Europe. This is one gig where you can be yourself and lose yourself- not just in the music, but in the collective spirit of a thousand other souls who stand for what you stand for all rising up at once and saying. “We’re not gonna take this shit anymore”. When the lights go down and the first note hits it’s going to be mayhem. Can’t wait…”

Dates:

February 2026

26 – Manchester, Academy

28 – Birmingham, O2 Institute

March 2026

1 – Bristol, Electric Bristol

2 – London, O2 Forum Kentish Town

3 – Glasgow, SWG3 Galvanisers

Resolve

Resolve

Resolve will be on tour in the UK early next year!

They will be supported by Windwaker, Ashen and Tropic Gold.

However, Tropic Gold will not be performing on the London date.

Resolve frontman Anthony Diliberto said: We’re so proud to announce our most ambitious headline tour to date. These shows are set to be a culmination of our whole journey so far with a career-spanning setlist, including some songs that we haven’t played in a long time, and will not play again once this run wraps up. Let’s end this chapter once and for all, together.”

Dates:

January 2026

28 – London, O2 Islington Academy (no Tropic Gold)
29 – Manchester, Academy 3
30 – Glasgow, Cathouse
31 – Birmingham, Asylum

Elizabeth Birt

October 3, 2025

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