Finn Forster has announced his biggest headline tour to date, with the Teesside singer-songwriter heading across the UK and Europe in February and March 2027.
The tour will see Finn perform some of his largest headline shows so far, as well as his first headline dates in Europe, with stops in Paris, Utrecht, Cologne, Hamburg and Berlin.
It’s a pretty big moment for someone who started out performing to fewer than ten people in the corner of his local pub.
“I can’t tell you how good it feels to hit this milestone,” Finn says. “There were times when the biggest places I’d ever played were in the corner of a pub in my hometown, to fewer than 10 people. Now I get to head out on my biggest headline tour to date, and play some of my favourite cities across Europe.”
The tour begins at Glasgow’s Oran Mor on 26 February before heading to Hull, Sheffield, Leeds and Middlesbrough, where Finn will play a hometown show at the Empire on 5 March.
He’ll then visit Manchester, Birmingham, Cardiff and London before crossing over to Europe for the final five dates.
The announcement comes while Finn is already out on the road supporting Des Rocs, performing to audiences across the UK and Europe.
His latest single, Blame It On You, has been getting a great response at the shows, with fans quickly taking to the track.
Rather than writing a traditional sad break-up song, Finn wanted to explore the end of a relationship from a different perspective, looking at blame, accountability and recognising your own mistakes.
“I wanted to tell a raw and honest story but not through the style of a traditional sad break up song,” he explains. “It’s cool, hooky and anthemic and meant to be played loud.”
The single has received support from BBC Radio 1 Introducing, Radio X, Radio 2 and BBC Introducing in the North East.
Earlier this year, Finn also released Strangers, which received its first Radio 1 play from Jack Saunders and was later selected as BBC Radio 1 Introducing’s Track of the Week.
It’s been another busy year for the Teesside musician, who has spent much of 2026 performing at festivals including TRNSMT, Boardmasters and Isle of Wight.
And that’s following an equally packed 2025.
Last year saw Finn support Stereophonics on their UK and European stadium tour, before joining them again for their winter arena shows. He also supported Bastille at Cardiff’s Motorpoint Arena, performed alongside JADE at the BBC Proms and completed his own sold-out UK and Ireland headline tour.
Away from the stage, he was named a Tees Valley Artist of the Year and received support through the PRS Foundation’s PPL Momentum Music Fund, helping him continue developing his career.
For Finn, who’s spoken openly about growing up in an area where opportunities in the music industry can be limited, being able to take his own music to increasingly bigger audiences is something he’s understandably proud of.
“Sharing these rooms with you and singing my heart out is my favourite thing in the world,” he says. “I can’t wait to get back on the road.”
Finn Forster – 2027 UK & European Tour Dates
- 26 February – Glasgow, Oran Mor
- 1 March – Hull, The Welly
- 2 March – Sheffield, The Foundry
- 4 March – Leeds, Brudenell
- 5 March – Middlesbrough, Empire
- 6 March – Manchester, Gorilla
- 9 March – Birmingham, O2 Institute 2
- 10 March – Cardiff, Clwb Ifor Bach
- 11 March – London, The Lower Third
- 13 March – Paris, Supersonic Records
- 15 March – Utrecht, Club Nine
- 18 March – Cologne, Die Wohngemeinschaft
- 19 March – Hamburg, Nochtwache
- 20 March – Berlin, LARK
Pre-sale tickets will be available from 10am on Wednesday 21 October through Finn’s mailing list, with general sale opening at 10am on Friday 23 October here!
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