The Reytons confirm world tour with full list of dates
The Reytons have announced their first world tour
Rotherham indie band The Reytons have announced their first world tour, with dates spanning North America, Europe, Asia and Australia.
The tour marks a significant step for the group, who have built a strong following in the UK and are now set to take their music to international audiences.
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It includes major domestic shows at London’s Alexandra Palace and Manchester’s Co-op Live.
Tickets go on general sale at 10am on Friday, April 24 via the band’s official website.
The Rotherham four-piece, often described as “one of the most requested bands” to play Tramlines festival, will take to the world stage following a rapid rise that has seen them go from local venues to arena shows in under a decade.
Formed in 2017, the band have built their success without record label backing.
Singer Johnny Yerrell was born in Rotherham but has lived in Conisbrough for the past decade, drummer Jamie Todd lived in the Cecil Hotel pub in Warmsworth, where his mother was landlady for many years and guitarist Joe O’Brien lives in Denaby.
Johnny previously said: "We've all grown up in South Yorkshire and it will continue to be our home in the future."
Their debut album Kids Off The Estate was released in 2021, before What’s Rock And Roll? reached number one in the UK charts in 2023.
They have since gone on to sell out major venues, including Utilita Arena Sheffield, and staged a large-scale homecoming show at Clifton Park in 2024, which drew around 20,000 fans.
The concert marked the largest outdoor music event held at the park in decades.
The announcement of a global tour adds further momentum.
The upcoming tour will begin in the United States this summer, with performances scheduled in cities including Dallas, Boston, New York and Los Angeles.
UK and Ireland dates follow in October, before the band travel to Japan, Australia and New Zealand later in the year.
The tour will conclude with a run of European shows in early 2027.
Alongside the tour news, the band have confirmed details of their fourth studio album, A Love Letter To A Broken Town, which is due for release in July.
Frontman Jonny Yerrell said the record builds on the band’s established sound while maintaining their focus on social commentary and everyday life.
Full list of tour dates:
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June 16 – Echo Music Hall, Dallas, USA
June 22 – Paradise Rock Club, Boston, USA
June 25 – Irving Plaza, New York, USA
June 30 – The Echo, Los Angeles, USA
October 9 – 3Olympia, Dublin, Ireland
October 10 – Telegraph Building, Belfast, UK
October 16 – Connexin Live, Hull, UK
October 17 – Corn Exchange, Edinburgh, UK
October 23 – Utilita Arena, Cardiff, UK
October 24 – Alexandra Palace, London, UK
October 30 – Co-op Live, Manchester, UK
November 24 – Shangri-La, Osaka, Japan
November 25 – WWW X, Tokyo, Japan
November 27 – Magnet House, Perth, Australia
November 29 – Lion Arts Factory, Adelaide, Australia
December 3 – The Brightside, Brisbane, Australia
December 4 – Metro Theatre, Sydney, Australia
December 5 – Northcote Theatre, Melbourne, Australia
December 7 – San Fran, Wellington, New Zealand
December 8 – The Tuning Fork, Auckland, New Zealand
2027
February 18 – Melkweg, Amsterdam, Netherlands
February 19 – Annabel, Rotterdam, Netherlands
February 20 – Doornroosje, Nijmegen, Netherlands
February 26 – Trix, Antwerp, Belgium
February 27 – Cactus Club, Bruges, Belgium
March 5 – Sala But, Madrid, Spain
March 6 – Rock City, Valencia, Spain
The Reytons emerged from South Yorkshire’s independent music scene and have gained recognition for their grassroots rise without major label backing.
The world tour represents their most extensive run of international dates to date.