Sombr has added three more shows at London’s O2 as part of his 2027 UK and European tour due to “phenomenal demand”.
The US artist announced the huge run of dates on Tuesday (September 1), following his major slots on the Reading & Leeds main stage (now called ‘The Grid’) at last weekend’s festival.
His UK and Ireland leg of the tour initially included one night at The O2 in the capital, scheduled for June 22. The next day (Wednesday September 2), an extra two nights were confirmed for June 21 and 24.
This came shortly after the ticket pre-sale went live that morning, ahead of the general sale from 10am BST today (Friday September 4).
Sombr has now added a third concert at The O2 for June 25, with a spokesperson for the venue citing “phenomenal demand”. Tickets for all dates are on sale now – buy yours here.
The singer will be joined at the London dates by Suki Waterhouse.
Sombr’s 2027 UK and Ireland headline tour dates are:
JUNE
15 – Malahide Castle – Dublin
17 – Belsonic Ormeau Park – Belfast
19 – Glasgow Summer Sessions – Glasgow
21 – The O2, London (new date)
22 – The O2, London
24 – The O2, London (new date)
25 – The O2, London (new date)
EXTRA DATE ADDED >>> Due to phenomenal demand, SOMBR has added an extra date at The O2 on Friday 25 June 2027.
Tickets on sale tomorrow at 10am🎟️ ⬇️https://t.co/3STX1OvADT pic.twitter.com/PefAJ5GU4f
— The O2 (@TheO2) September 3, 2026
For the star’s set at Reading 2026, Slayyyter walked him from an ambulance stretcher to the stage to kick off his performance.
Sombr’s current UK and Ireland tour schedule means he is free to perform at Glastonbury Festival 2027 on either the Saturday (June 26) or Sunday (June 27), following his stint at The O2.
The singer’s breakthrough single ‘Back To Friends’ arrived last year, before his critically acclaimed debut studio album, ‘I Barely Know Her’, dropped last summer. Sombr has since shared more music, including 2026 singles ‘Homewrecker’ and ‘Potential’ and ‘My Body Isn’t Ready’.
He spoke to NME at the BRITs 2026, where he was nominated for International Artist and International Song (‘Undressed’). Sombr said he felt “honoured” to be at the awards, and was “thankful for the British people for accepting” his debut album “with open arms”.
“I just love it here,” he told us. “It’s the music that comes from the UK [that clicks with me]. In my opinion, I love America, but I think acts from the UK just beat them, in terms of iconic acts.”
He cited the likes of The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, David Bowie and Elton John, as well as some legendary Manchester bands like Oasis and The Stone Roses (check out the full video interview above).
In other news, Sombr recently teamed up with The Cranberries to cover ‘Zombie’ at Electric Picnic in Ireland. This spring saw him deliver a surprise duet with Smashing Pumpkins’ Billy Corgan at Coachella, where he also performed with Billy Idol, and covered a Radiohead classic.
