Lily Allen has added a slew of new summer UK arena shows to her 2026 tour due to phenomenal demand – see the new dates below.
Late last month, Allen announced that she’s set to head out on her first tour in seven years next spring, where she will play her new album ‘West End Girl’ in full at intimate theatres across the UK.
Shortly after that, she added an additional show in London due to overwhelming demand. All shows previously announced as part of her theatre tour are now entirely sold out, prompting the singer to now announce a brand new leg of UK arena shows for the summer.
Her 2026 UK arena tour will kick off in Newcastle, followed by stops in Glasgow, Manchester, Leeds, Nottingham, Cardiff, London and Dublin. Tickets to the arena dates will go on sale next Thursday (November 27) at 10am local time – you can get your tickets here.
Lily Allen’s 2026 ‘West End Girl’ tour dates are:
MARCH
02 – Glasgow – Royal Concert Hall (SOLD OUT)
03 – Liverpool – Philharmonic Hall (SOLD OUT)
05 – Birmingham – Symphony Hall (SOLD OUT)
07 – Sheffield – City Hall (SOLD OUT)
08 – Newcastle – O2 City Hall (SOLD OUT)
10 – Manchester – Aviva Studios, The Hall (SOLD OUT)
11 – Manchester – Aviva Studios, The Hall (SOLD OUT)
14 – Nottingham – Royal Concert Hall (SOLD OUT)
15 – Cambridge – Corn Exchange (SOLD OUT)
17 – Bristol – Beacon (SOLD OUT)
18 – Cardiff – New Theatre (SOLD OUT)
20 – London – Palladium (SOLD OUT)
21 – London – Palladium (SOLD OUT)
22 – London – Palladium (SOLD OUT)
JUNE
16 – Newcastle – Utilita Arena (NEW)
17 – Glasgow – OVO Hydro (NEW)
19 – Manchester – AO Arena (NEW)
21 – Leeds – First Direct Bank Arena (NEW)
23 – Nottingham – Motorpoint Arena (NEW)
24 – Cardiff – Utilita Arena (NEW)
26 – Birmingham – BP Pulse Live (NEW)
27 – London – The O2 (NEW)
30 – Dublin – 3Arena (NEW)
Earlier this month, it was announced that Lily Allen will also be headlining Mighty Hoopla 2026 – a move which led to over 35,000 tickets being sold in just 30 minutes. Visit here to find any remaining tickets to her 2026 shows.
‘West End Girl’ was given a four-star review from NME, and praised as “a sleek, smart collection that sees Allen back at her very best”. “As you’d expect from her most ‘vulnerable’ album, there’s a lot of grief and misery across ‘West End Girl’, but it never sounds depressing,” it read. “Since ‘Smile’, Allen’s always had a knack for making devastation sound exciting.
“There’s rage behind the pulsating ‘Ruminating’ as she struggles with the realities of an open marriage, playful other woman anthem ‘Madeline’ is a dizzying cocktail of uncertainty, fury and empathy, while the gorgeous ‘Just Enough’ is as crushing as it gets, heartbreak amplified by lush strings. It feels like a much-needed purge.”
