Westside Cowboy announce biggest UK headline shows to date for 2027

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The new shows come on the heels of the Manchester quartet releasing their long-anticipated acclaimed debut album ‘It Goes On’ via Island Records last month – with it later going on to reach Number Five in the official UK album chart.

Now, on the heels of performances at Green Man, Tramlines, Latitude, TRUCK, and Reading & Leeds over the summer, the band have announced their biggest UK headline shows to date for 2027.

Three new shows have been announced, kicking off at Glasgow’s Barrowland Ballroom on March 23. From there, they head to Manchester for a homecoming show at the O2 Victoria Warehouse on March 24, before closing things off at London’s O2 Brixton Academy the following night (25).

Dates follow on from previously announced gigs in 2026, which include stops at London’s O2 Forum Kentish Town, Brighton’s Chalk, Manchester’s Albert Hall and more in October, November and December.

Tickets for the 2027 gigs go on sale on Thursday (September 10) at 10am BST, and pre-sale options start from tomorrow (Tuesday September 8).

Visit here for tickets and more information. Find a list of shows below, with new dates in bold.

SEPTEMBER 2026 24 – Whelan’s, Dublin, Ireland.

OCTOBER 2026 28 – Doornroosje, Nijmegen, Netherlands 29 – Paradiso THT, Amsterdam, Netherlands 30 – Helios37, Cologne, Germany.

NOVEMBER 2026 01 – Voxhall, Aarhus, Denmark 02 – John Dee, Oslo, Norway 03 – Debaser, Stockholm, Sweden 05 – Lille Vega, Copenhagen, Denmark (Sold Out) 06 – Lido, Berlin, Germany 07 – Bike Jesus, Prague, Czechia 09 – Arci Bellezza, Milan, Italy (Sold Out) 10 – Exil, Zurich, Switzerland 12 – Botanique (Museum), Brussels, Belgium (Sold Out) 13 – Petit Bain, Paris, France (Sold Out) 14 – Aeronef, Lille, France 24 – St Lukes, Glasgow, United Kingdom (Sold Out) 25 – NUSU, Newcastle, United Kingdom (Sold Out) 26 – Crookes Social Club, Sheffield, United Kingdom (Sold Out) 27 – Irish Centre, Leeds, United Kingdom (Sold Out) 29 – XOYO, Birmingham, United Kingdom (Sold Out) 30 – 1865, Southampton, United Kingdom (Sold Out).

DECEMBER 2026 01 – Chalk, Brighton, United Kingdom (Sold Out) 02 – O2 Forum Kentish Town, London, United Kingdom (Sold Out) 04 – Electric Bristol, Bristol, United Kingdom (Sold Out) 05 – Albert Hall, Manchester, United Kingdom (Sold Out).

MARCH 2027 23 – Barrowland Ballroom, Glasgow 24 – O2 Victoria Warehouse, Manchester 25 – O2 Brixton Academy, London.

It continued: “In a world of optimisation freaks and pressure to have yourself figured out, this down-to-earth debut is everything it needs to be.”.

The former NME Cover stars then spoke to NME at Reading & Leeds about their rapid momentum in recent months, including supporting Geese on tour back in March when they called at London’s iconic Hammersmith Apollo.

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