Fontaines D.C. announce massive summer 2027 UK outdoor and stadium shows with Little Simz and Viagra Boys

Fontaines D.C. have announced their biggest ever headline shows, taking place across the UK next summer.

READ MORE: Fontaines D.C. live at Reading 2026 review: an emotional coronation for the modern indie kings The announcement comes following tickets for their 2026 tour going on sale this morning , and many dates selling out within minutes.

Now, the Irish indie-rock giants have confirmed more headline shows taking place across the UK in summer 2027, and the five new outdoor shows mark the biggest in their career so far and celebrate upcoming album ‘ Dopamine Chamber ’.

Newly-announced dates kick off at Blackweir Fields in Cardiff on June 29, and are followed by slots in Newcastle‘s St James’ Park, Manchester’s Heaton Park, Glasgow Green and London Stadium.

Support for all five new shows comes from Little Simz and Viagra Boys , and the first show in Cardiff comes on the heels of two recently announced gigs at Slane Castle in Ireland, where Grian Chatten and co. will play to a combined 160,000 people over two nights.

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UK 2027 tour poster.

CREDIT: Press While those two Ireland shows take place on Glastonbury weekend (Saturday June 26 and Sunday June 27), there is still a gap in Fontaines’ schedule for Friday June 25 – meaning that the chances of a Worthy Farm appearance are on the cards.

At the time of writing, no acts have been confirmed for Glastonbury 2027.

Tickets for the five new 2027 shows go on sale on Thursday September 10 at 10am BST.

An artist pre-sale starts on Tuesday (September 8), and those who have already pre-ordered the new album will get automatic access.

Visit here for tickets and more information.

Fontaines D.C.’s 2027 tour dates so far are: JUNE 26 – Slane Castle, Ireland 27 – Slane Castle, Ireland 29 – Blackweir Fields, Cardiff JULY 1 – St James’ Park, Newcastle 3 – Heaton Park, Manchester 6 – Glasgow Green, Glasgow 9 – London Stadium, London For the 2026 arena shows in the UK and Europe they will be joined by Chalk, and for their two shows at Slane Castle, the band have enlisted support from Hayley Williams , Damien Dempsey and Madra Salach .

With the latter, they will become only the third Irish act to headline Slane Castle, following Thin Lizzy in 1981 and U2 in 2001.