Teddy Swims has shared details of a new tour, which will see him play arenas around the UK and Europe in 2027.
Confirmation of the new dates come following the singer performing a huge run of live shows this summer, including festival slots at Bonnaroo, Coachella, Isle Of Wight Festival, Mad Cool and more.
The tour also comes on the heels of two recent singles, ‘Mr. Know It All’ and ‘Break Up In Reverse’.
Dubbed ‘The Ugly Tour’, new dates kick off at Norway’s Unity Arena in Oslo on March 2, before continuing in Sweden, Denmark, Germany, The Netherlands and more over the next two months.
From there, he will head to Belgium, France and Ireland, before bringing the run to an end in the UK with a closing night at The O2 in London on April 21.
Tickets go on sale next Friday (July 31) at 10am local time, and pre-sale options commence from Wednesday (July 29). Visit here for tickets.
Teddy Swims 2027 UK and European tour dates are:
MARCH
2 – Fornebu, Unity Arena (Norway)
4 – Stockholm, Avicii Arena (Sweden)
5 – Stockholm, Avicii Arena (Sweden)
7 – Copenhagen, Royal Arena (Denmark)
10 – Hamburg, Barclays Arena (Germany)
11 – Berlin, Uber Arena (Germany)
13 – Cologne, Lanxess Arena (Germany)
16 – Amsterdam, Ziggo Dome (Netherlands)
20 – Praha, 9 O2 Arena (Czech Republic)
21 – Vienna, Wiener Stadthalle (Austria)
24 – Zurich, Hallenstadion (Switzerland)
26 – Antwerpen, Afas Dome (Belgium)
30 – Paris, Accor Arena (France)
APRIL
4 – Birmingham, Utilita Arena
8 – Dublin, 3arena
13 – Glasgow, OVO Hydro
16 – Manchester, Co-Op Live
21 – London, O2 Arena
For now, Swims’ 2026 festival dates continue with an upcoming headline slot at Latitude, which will take place tomorrow night (Saturday July 25).
The North American leg of ‘The Ugly Tour’ will kick off in September, and include stops in Illinois, Michigan, Montana, New York and more. Visit here for US tickets.
For his recent appearance at Electric Castle 2026, the singer got fans talking when he performed a cover of Van Halen’s 1984 classic ‘Jump’ during his set.
Swims released his latest album, ‘I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy (Part 2)’, in 2025. It was given a four-star review by NME, which read: “The swiftly released follow-up staves off a bad case of sequelitis because it successfully deepens Swims’ story.
