Orianthi 2026 UK Tour: Dates Announced Following New Album Release
Orianthi’s 2026 UK tour is confirmed for early 2026, marking the return of the Australian guitarist, singer, and songwriter to UK stages. The tour is part of her Some Kind of Feeling run following the release of her latest album, available now digitally, with the CD version coming August 15 and vinyl on September 19. The tour includes stops in Manchester, Glasgow, Leeds, London, and more, plus a headline slot at Planet Rock’s Winter’s End Festival in South Wales.
The tour is part of a wider schedule that spans much of 2025 and early 2026, including headline dates and major festival appearances across Europe and North America. Her most recent work has drawn attention for both its production credits and artistic direction, with Orianthi producing several tracks herself and teaming up with Kevin Shirley for the rest.
Complete 2025–2026 Tour Schedule Confirmed
Orianthi’s 2025 tour features a mix of European cities and North American venues, starting in July. She will perform across Spain, the Netherlands, Germany, and Italy before heading to the United States for shows in late summer and fall. Key highlights include her July 13 appearance at the Bospop Festival in Weert, Netherlands, and an August 23 performance at The Guild Theatre in California.
Orianthi’s 2026 UK Tour Dates
In early 2026, Orianthi’s 2026 UK tour continues with the UK leg of her Some Kind of Feeling shows. The confirmed dates are:
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Saturday, January 24, 2026 – Manchester, UK @ Band on the Wall
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Sunday, January 25, 2026 – Glasgow, UK @ Oran Mor
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Wednesday, January 28, 2026 – Leeds, UK @ Brudenell
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Thursday, January 29, 2026 – London, UK @ O2 Academy Islington
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Saturday, January 31, 2026 – South Wales, UK @ Planet Rock’s Winter’s End Festival
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Sunday, February 1, 2026 – Southampton, UK @ The Brook
Some Kind of Feeling features ten new tracks. Orianthi produced three of the songs herself: “First Time Blues” (featuring Joe Bonamassa), “Ghost,” and “Bad For Each Other.” The rest of the album was produced by Kevin Shirley, known for working with Black Country Communion, Beth Hart, and Joe Bonamassa. The lead single, “Attention,” is now available on all streaming platforms. Watch it here in the official video featured below.
The record marks a shift for Orianthi as she explores a heavier and more emotionally layered sound. From rock-driven riffs to blues-influenced melodies, Some Kind of Feeling reflects her evolution as a solo artist and producer.
Why Orianthi’s 2026 UK Tour Matters
This tour gives UK fans a long-awaited chance to see Orianthi perform live again, several years after her last visit. Her return comes as her latest album gains attention both for its production collaborations and her songwriting. With tour stops at club venues and a major festival, Orianthi’s 2026 UK tour will reach a wide range of listeners.
For longtime fans and new audiences, Orianthi’s 2026 UK tour offers a chance to experience her latest material live, alongside tracks from earlier albums such as Heaven in This Hell and O.
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