Bob Dylan has announced a UK headline tour for 2026, including a five-night residency in London. Find all the details below.
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The legendary singer-songwriter will hit the road again in November, following his ‘Rough And Rowdy Ways’ run on these shores late last year.
He’ll kick off his next UK trek in Bournemouth on November 25, before playing arena shows in Birmingham and Sheffield. Two nights at Blackpool’s Opera House are scheduled to follow on November 30 and December 1.
From there, Dylan will head to the capital for five headline performances at the Royal Festival Hall between December 3 and 8. These dates mark Dylan’s first visit to London since his trio of gigs at the Royal Albert Hall in 2024.
Tickets go on general sale at 10am BST next Wednesday (July 22) – you’ll be able to buy yours here. Alternatively, fans can access promoter/venue pre-sales at the same time on Monday (July 20).
Bob Dylan’s UK tour dates for 2026 are:
NOVEMBER
25 – BIC Windsor Hall, Bournemouth
26 – bp pulse LIVE, Birmingham
27 – Utilita Arena, Sheffield
30 – Opera House, Blackpool
DECEMBER
01 – Opera House, Blackpool
03 – Royal Festival Hall, London
04 – Royal Festival Hall, London
05 – Royal Festival Hall, London
07 – Royal Festival Hall, London
08 – Royal Festival Hall, London
Dylan is currently out on the road in the US. Last month, two of the musician’s long-serving guitarists – Bob Britt and Doug Lancio – left his touring band. Britt subsequently explained his departure, confirming that he was “not fired” by Dylan.
Recently, the tour has seen Dylan perform ‘I Shall Be Released’ for the first time in 18 years and revive ‘You Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere’ following its last live outing in 2012.
Bob Dylan’s latest official release was 2025’s ‘Bootleg Series Vol. 18: Through The Open Window, 1956-1963’. Last summer, it was reported that Dylan had been working on new music with “members of his band” in Albany, New York.
In other news, the 85-year-old musician has shared his thoughts on ageing, saying that one of the benefits of getting older is that “you outlive the clocks that have been chasing you”.
