Westside Cowboy Reveal Their Largest UK Headline Dates Yet

Westside Cowboy have revealed plans for a series of UK concerts in 2027, including the largest headline venues of their career so far.

The announcement follows the Manchester four piece’s release of their eagerly awaited debut album, ‘It Goes On’, through Island Records last month. The acclaimed record later climbed to Number Five on the Official UK Albums Chart.

After appearing at Green Man, Tramlines, Latitude, TRUCK and Reading & Leeds throughout the summer, the group have now confirmed three major headline performances for next year.

The run begins at Glasgow’s Barrowland Ballroom on March 23. Westside Cowboy will then return home for a concert at Manchester’s O2 Victoria Warehouse on March 24, followed by a final night at London’s O2 Brixton Academy on March 25.

The dates will take place after the band complete their previously confirmed 2026 tour, which includes visits to Brighton’s Chalk, London’s O2 Forum Kentish Town, Manchester’s Albert Hall and several other venues during October, November and December.

General ticket sales for the 2027 concerts begin at 10am BST on Thursday, September 10. Presale access opens tomorrow, Tuesday, September 8.

Tickets and further details are available here. The complete schedule can be found below, with the newly announced concerts shown in bold.

Westside Cowboy live dates:

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 Goes On’ received a four star review from NME, which described the album as “mirror[ing] a band making sense of their sound, allowing it to breathe in real time, instead of pursuing some flawed perfection.”

The review added: “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 artists later spoke with NME during Reading & Leeds about the fast pace of their recent rise. That period included opening for Geese during their March tour, which featured a performance at London’s famous Hammersmith Apollo.

“I don’t know if we intended to go this far, but we’re here and we’re liking it,” singer and guitarist Jimmy Bradbury shared.

“There are so many different stages to putting an album together: finding which songs, recording the songs, mixing them, getting your masters back and it’s like, ‘We’ve done it!’ Then you get the cover back and it’s like, ‘We’ve done it again!’ By the time it comes to releasing it, you feel like you’ve done it already five times. It’s a moment of it finally just clicking together and it’s really exciting.”