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Kingfishr announce 2027 UK tour, including Alexandra Palace

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Irish band Kingfishr have announced their biggest UK tour yet, finishing with a headline show at London’s Alexandra Palace in March 2027.

The Limerick trio will play eight UK dates, starting in Birmingham on 13 March and ending at Ally Pally on Thursday 25 March. The tour comes with news of their second album, Weight of the Feather, which is out on 9 April 2027.

Kingfishr UK tour dates, March 2027
🎸 Sat 13 March – Birmingham, O2 Academy
🎸 Sun 14 March – Sheffield, O2 Academy
🎸 Tue 16 March – Newcastle, O2 City Hall
🎸 Wed 17 March – Glasgow, Glasgow International Arena
🎸 Thu 18 March – Leeds, O2 Academy
🎸 Sat 20 March – Manchester, O2 Apollo
🎸 Mon 22 March – Bristol, The Prospect Building
⭐ Thu 25 March – London, Alexandra Palace

How to get tickets

Tickets for the new shows are available through the band’s official website. Some of their 2027 Irish dates, including Marlay Park in Dublin and one of two nights at Limerick’s Thomond Park, have already sold out, so demand is likely to be high.

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Alexandra Palace in north London
Kingfishr will play Alexandra Palace in March 2027. Photo: Philafrenzy / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0

New album: Weight of the Feather

The follow-up to their 2025 debut Halcyon was recorded at Angelic Studios in Oxfordshire and Snap Studios in London with producer James Flannigan. The title track is released next Friday, 13 November.

Frontman Eddie Keogh has said the record deals with the pressure of the band’s rapid rise, bandmate Eoin “Fitz” Fitzgibbon’s time away from the group, and the end of a relationship.

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Europe and Ireland in 2027

After the UK leg, the band head to Europe and Ireland, with shows in Paris, Rome, Cologne and Groningen, festival slots at Paaspop and Belsonic, and two homecoming nights at Thomond Park in Limerick on 9 and 10 July.

Sources: Dork, Kingfishr official website.

Written by: Energy Radio Newsroom