Alfie Jukes has announced his biggest headline tour to date, with shows across the UK and Europe in spring 2027, alongside the release of his new single Lucy, When You Wake Up and news of his debut album.
The Brighton-born singer-songwriter will be heading out on the road in April, beginning in Glasgow before visiting Leeds, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol and London. He’ll then take the tour across Europe, with dates in Germany, Denmark, the Netherlands and France.
The announcement comes as Alfie prepares to release his debut album, Funny Little Thing, a record that has been three years in the making.
Having already released three EPs, including 2025’s All Dressed Up For Nothing, Alfie has spent the past few years exploring the experiences of growing up through his songwriting. His debut album brings those ideas together, drawing on nostalgia, relationships and the challenges of finding your way through life.
“Funny Little Feeling is very much a coming-of-age album for me – it’s full of nostalgia, growing up, and trying to navigate an ever-changing world,” Alfie explains.
“I couldn’t be more excited to head out on this tour and finally bring these songs to life on stage, sharing those feelings with everyone who continues to support me and my journey.”
Alongside the tour announcement, Alfie has shared Lucy, When You Wake Up, an upbeat alt-pop track with a particularly personal story behind it.
The song was inspired by the unlikely love story of his parents, with Alfie turning their relationship into a joyful, energetic track filled with catchy melodies and a chorus made for singing along to.
Co-written and produced by GETH, it’s another example of Alfie’s ability to take something personal and turn it into a song that others can connect with.
And that connection with listeners has played a big part in his career so far.
Alfie first began sharing covers online after developing an interest in performing through musical theatre, which included time with the Royal Shakespeare Company.
During the pandemic, he began focusing more seriously on writing his own music, eventually releasing Spiderwebs in 2022.
Since then, he’s built a following of more than one million people across social media and taken his music to audiences well beyond the UK.
A support slot with Only The Poets led to 26 European shows in 2024, introducing Alfie to new audiences in cities across the continent.
He’s since sold out his own headline performances in London, Brighton, Manchester and Leeds, alongside shows in Amsterdam, Berlin, Vienna and Prague.
More recently, he joined Asha Banks on her North American tour, and he’s already confirmed another international run for May 2027, when he’ll support Arthur Hill across Australia and New Zealand.
Before that, though, Alfie will be bringing his own music back to UK venues, including Manchester’s YES, Bristol’s Thekla and London’s Bush Hall.
For fans who’ve followed his journey from those early online covers to sold-out shows, the upcoming tour offers another opportunity to see how far his music has come.
And with his debut album on the way, there’ll be plenty of new songs to hear live too.
Alfie Jukes – 2027 UK & European Tour Dates
- 15 April – Glasgow, King Tut’s
- 16 April – Leeds, The Key Club
- 17 April – Manchester, YES
- 19 April – Birmingham, O2 Institute 3
- 20 April – Bristol, Thekla
- 22 April – London, Bush Hall
- 24 April – Cologne, Luxor
- 25 April – Hamburg, Knust
- 26 April – Copenhagen, Hotel Cecil
- 28 April – Berlin, Mikropol
- 29 April – Frankfurt, Zoom Club
- 1 May – Amsterdam, Tolhuistuin
- 3 May – Paris, Les Étoiles
Tickets for the tour are available through Bandsintown.
Lucy, When You Wake Up is available to listen to now, and Alfie’s debut album is available to pre-save.
