Sombr Adds Three More London O2 Shows for 2027 Tour — Now Four Nights Total
American singer-songwriter Sombr announced his 2027 UK and Ireland tour on September 1, originally with a single London date at The O2 on June 22. Within two days, that one show became four: presale demand on September 2 prompted the addition of June 21 and 24, and on September 3 The O2 confirmed a fourth date, June 25, with a venue spokesperson citing "phenomenal demand." Suki Waterhouse will support all four London shows.
Full tour schedule
- June 15 — Malahide Castle, Dublin
- June 17 — Belsonic, Ormeau Park, Belfast
- June 19 — Glasgow Summer Sessions, Glasgow
- June 21 — The O2, London (added date)
- June 22 — The O2, London (original date)
- June 24 — The O2, London (added date)
- June 25 — The O2, London (added date)
Practical details
- Dates: June 15–25, 2027 (see schedule above)
- Venues: Malahide Castle (Dublin), Belsonic/Ormeau Park (Belfast), Glasgow Summer Sessions (Glasgow), The O2 (London, four nights)
- General on-sale: Friday, September 4, 10am UK time
- Ticket platform: The O2 and the tour's official ticketing page
- Prices: not yet announced
As NME has noted, wrapping the O2 run by June 25 still leaves Sombr free for a possible Glastonbury 2027 appearance on the Saturday (June 26) or Sunday (June 27) — though nothing has been confirmed on that front.
From Reading's main stage to a BRITs nomination
The tour announcement came just days after Sombr played the main stage at Reading & Leeds (now branded The Grid); at Reading, Slayyyter wheeled him out to the stage on an ambulance stretcher.
His breakout single "Back To Friends" came out last year, and his debut studio album, I Barely Know Her, was released last summer. In 2026 he followed up with "Homewrecker," "Potential," and "My Body Isn't Ready." At this year's BRITs, he was nominated for International Artist and International Song (for "Undressed"); discussing British music's influence on him, he named The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, David Bowie, Elton John, Oasis, and The Stone Roses.
He recently joined The Cranberries for a rendition of "Zombie" at Electric Picnic in Ireland, and at Coachella this past spring he performed with Smashing Pumpkins' Billy Corgan, shared the stage with Billy Idol, and covered a Radiohead classic.