Faetooth reveal extensive 2026 European and UK headline tour

Faetooth have just announced an extensive 2026 European and UK headline tour.

The Los Angeles trio will be hitting the road for a whopping 33-date tour throughout January and February next year, playing material from their latest album Labyrinthine to a whole lotta folks. Here in the UK and Ireland, they’ll kick things off with dates in Dublin, Galway and Cork, before heading to Birkenhead, Shipley, Newcastle, Glasgow, Manchester, Nottingham, Bristol, Wolverhampton, Southampton, Swansea, London and Brighton. Tickets go on general sale this Thursday from 10am local time.

“We are very excited to announce that we are returning to Europe and the UK in January and February!” they say. “Looking forward to playing songs off our new album Labyrinthine and seeing you all again. Tickets on sale October 2!”

If you’ve not yet caught Faetooth before, in our review of the band’s set at Download Festival in June, we said that it was an ‘unexpectedly genius’ booking, with their ‘otherworldly, glacially-paced metal feeling like something you could dissolve in’.

Catch them live at the following:

Faetooth 2026 European and UK headline tour

January

22 Berlin Lido
23 Hamburg Hafenklang
24 Bochum Die Trompete
25 Colmar Grillen
26 Karlsruhe P8
27 Utrecht De Helling
28 Brussels AB Club
30 Dublin Workman's Club
31 Galway Roisin Dubh

February

1 Cork The Pav
3 Birkenhead Future Yard
4 Shipley Kirkgate Community Centre
5 Newcastle Anarchy Brewery
6 Glasgow Classic Grand
7 Manchester Rebellion
8 Nottingham Rescue Rooms
10 Bristol The Fleece
11 Wolverhampton KK's Steel Mill
12 Southampton Papillon
13 Swansea Sin City
14 London The Garage
15 Brighton Patterns
16 Lille Bulle Cafe
17 Paris L'Empreinte Savigny Le Temple
18 Lyon Rock N Eat
20 Milan Slaughter Club
21 Bologna Freakout Club
22 Lucerne Sedel
23 Dudingen Bad Bonn
24 Munich Feierwerk
25 Leipzig UT Connewitz
27 Warsaw Hydrozagadka
28 Wroclaw Lacznik

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