The Best Music Concerts & Gigs To Book For 2027
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The Best Music Concerts & Gigs To Book For 2027

From popstars to indie favourites and stadium-sized events, London’s 2027 music calendar is shaping up to be a big one. Harry Styles will take over Wembley, Olivia Rodrigo is heading to The O2 for an epic residency and Noah Kahan will bring his biggest headline shows to date to the capital. Elsewhere, Sugababes will perform in a more intimate setting, while Tame Impala promises a psychedelic spectacle. Here’s everything you need to know about ahead of time…
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FEBRUARY

Role Model

24th February, OVO Arena Wembley

Role Model – also known as Tucker Pillsbury – will bring his Chuck On Tour show to Wembley to showcase his third studio album, Chuck Timely & The Hourglass next February. Expect alternative pop, folk influences and confessional songwriting, with tracks including ‘Deeply Still In Love’ and ‘Look At That Woman’ alongside newer material. Singer-songwriter Keni Titus is set to support.

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Kacey Musgraves

26th February, OVO Arena Wembley

Seven-time Grammy winner Kacey Musgraves returns to the UK with her Middle of Nowhere Tour. Inspired by her Texas roots, the show will feature tracks from her sixth studio album alongside fan favourites from 2019’s Album of the Year Golden Hour and the more recent Deeper Well.

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Bonobo

26th & 27th February, Alexandra Palace

Electronic producer Bonobo is bringing his Distance in Static Live tour to Alexandra Palace for two shows in the Great Hall. Known for combining intricate beats, ambient textures and live instrumentation, he translates his studio recordings into immersive performances. The venue’s vast, glass-roofed space should provide an impressive backdrop for his atmospheric sound.

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@RoleModel; @SpaceyKacey

MARCH

Sugababes

23rd & 24th March, O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire

The original Sugababes line-up of Mutya Buena, Keisha Buchanan and Siobhán Donaghy returns to London next spring for two intimate shows. The group will perform material from their self-titled album alongside noughties classics including ‘Overload’, ‘Push the Button’ and ‘Round Round’. With a smaller capacity than the arenas they’ve previously played, these shows offer a chance to experience the band’s iconic pop catalogue up close.

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APRIL

Olivia Rodrigo

5th, 6th, 8th, 9th, 12th, 14th, 15th, 19th & 20th April (returning 9th & 10th May), The O2 Arena

Olivia Rodrigo’s Unraveled Tour will come to London for an extensive residency at The O2 next April. The shows will feature tracks from her latest album, You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love, alongside the emotionally charged pop-rock anthems that established her as one of the defining artists of her generation. If you miss out on April tickets, bear in mind she will return to the same venues for the final two dates of her London residency in May. 

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Gracie Abrams

30th April, 1st, 3rd & 4th May, The O2 Arena

Known for her intimate vocals and diaristic songwriting, Gracie Abrams will perform material from her third studio album, Daughter From Hell, alongside established tracks including ‘That’s So True’ and ‘Close To You’, as part of her Look at My Life Tour across four arena dates next spring. American singer-songwriter Samia will join as support.

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@OliviaRodrigo
@MaisieHPeters

MAY

Rebecca Black

4th May, O2 Forum Kentish Town

Marking 15 years since her viral debut single ‘Friday’, Rebecca Black is coming to north London with her Exhibitionism tour next May. Having developed from internet sensation into an adventurous figure on the hyperpop scene, she now delivers high-energy electronic pop with maximalist production. The show will feature tracks from Age of the Exhibitionist, including ‘Speakerphone’ and ‘Hot Wet Delirious’.

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Maisie Peters

8th May, The O2 Arena

Maisie Peters steps up to arena level with a major headline show at The O2. The concert celebrates her third album, Florescence, and marks a significant milestone for the British singer-songwriter, whose sharp storytelling and candid lyrics have earned her a devoted following. Attendees can expect new material alongside fan favourites such as ‘Lost the Breakup’.

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Rod Stewart

11th & 14th May, The O2 Arena

As part of his farewell to arena touring, Rod Stewart will bring The Final Encore tour to London for two shows next May. Spanning more than six decades of music, the setlist will draw on classics including ‘Maggie May’, ‘Sailing’, ‘Forever Young’ and ‘Da Ya Think I’m Sexy?’. Synth-pop pioneer Howard Jones is set to open.

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@MsRebeccaBlack; @TameImpala

JUNE

Tame Impala

1st, 2st & 3rd June, The O2 Arena

Fans of Tame Impala will be pleased to hear they’re in for three nights of psychedelic pop and electronic experimentation in June as the band brings the Deadbeat Tour to London. Kevin Parker’s studio-crafted sound takes on a different dimension in a live setting, combining hypnotic rhythms, expansive guitar lines and immersive visuals. Wet Leg are set to join as special guests, making this a strong line-up for fans of contemporary alternative music.

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JULY

Kings of Leon

2nd & 3rd July, The O2 Arena

Returning to London for two arena shows for their O My Beloved Summer Tour, Kings of Leon will perform material from their tenth studio album next July, alongside the anthems that have defined their career, including ‘Sex on Fire’ and ‘Use Somebody’. 

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Alex Warren

3rd & 4th July, Crystal Palace Park Live

Alex Warren’s Finding (More) Family On The Road tour will perform at Crystal Palace Park for two outdoor shows next summer. The singer’s emotionally driven pop has earned him a global audience, with ‘Ordinary’ among his biggest hits. Newer tracks from WILDCHILD will feature alongside his established material, with the open-air setting lending itself to a summer evening of arena-scale pop.

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@FontainesBand; @KingsOfLeon
@AlexWarren

Fontaines D.C.

9th July, London Stadium, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park

Gen Z favourites Fontaines D.C. will head to London Stadium for a major outdoor headline show next year. The Irish band have evolved from post-punk beginnings into one of the most compelling live acts around, combining brooding guitars, restless rhythms and Grian Chatten’s distinctive vocals. Little Simz and Viagra Boys are also set to join the line-up.

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Noah Kahan

23rd, 24th & 25th July, Wembley Stadium

Marking the biggest headline performances of his career and celebrating his album The Great Divide, Noah Kahan will bring his The Last of the Bugs World Tour to Wembley for three stadium shows in July. Expect new material alongside the folk-pop favourites that made Stick Season such a global success, with Kahan’s introspective songwriting taking on a much bigger scale in 2027.

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@HarryStyles

AUGUST

Harry Styles

25th, 27th & 28th August, Wembley Stadium

Harry Styles’ Together, Together Tour will come to Wembley for three London dates next August, closing out the global tour in the capital. The shows will feature material from Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally. alongside solo hits including ‘As It Was’ and ‘Watermelon Sugar’. Tears for Fears are set to appear as special guests, adding an eighties pop soundtrack to one of the summer’s biggest concert events.

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