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The chart-topping multi-platinum artist Alex Warren has announced new outdoor UK shows for summer 2027.
Tour Dates:
Cardiff Blackweir Fields, 20 June
Belfast Belsonic, 21
Dublin Malahide Castle, 22
Glasgow Green, 25
Exeter Live At Powderham, 26
Scarborough Open Air Theatre, 30
London Crystal Palace Park Live, 03 July
Tickets on sale Friday (02 October) at 10am from Ticketmaster
PRESALES:
Artist Presale – Tuesday (29 September) at 10am
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Live Nation Presale – Thursday (01 October) at 10am
Cuffe & Taylor Presale – Thursday (01 October) at 10am
Ticketmaster Presale – Thursday (01 October) at 10am
Depot Live Presale – Thursday (01 October) at 10am
Metropolis Presale – Thursday (01 October) at 10am
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Artist Bio:
Alex Warren is an American singer-songwriter and multi-platinum artist who has quickly become one of the biggest new names in pop. Known for his emotional songwriting, distinctive voice and relatable lyrics, Warren has built a huge global following through a mix of heartfelt ballads and widescreen pop.
Warren first found an audience online before making the move into music, using his personal experiences and storytelling to connect with listeners around the world. His breakthrough came with ‘Ordinary’, which became a global hit and helped establish him as a major new voice in pop.
‘Ordinary’ spent 10 weeks at No.1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and 13 weeks at No.1 on the UK Songs Chart. The 7x-Platinum single became one of the biggest-selling songs of 2025 and has helped Warren’s music reach billions of streams worldwide.
His debut album, ‘You’ll Be Alright, Kid’, reached the Top 5 of the Billboard 200, while his second album, ‘WILDCHILD’, saw Warren explore more personal themes around his childhood, family and the experiences that have shaped him. The album features collaborations with Nile Rodgers and John Mayer.
Alongside his recorded music, Warren has quickly made a name for himself as a live performer, selling out arena tours and appearing at major events including the Grammy Awards, MTV VMAs and American Music Awards.
With billions of streams, major chart success and a rapidly growing international fanbase, Alex Warren has established himself as one of pop’s most exciting new artists.
Artist News:
Alex Warren is heading to the UK and Europe in summer 2027, with a major run of outdoor shows.
The announcement comes after a huge year for the Grammy-nominated, multi-platinum artist, whose rise has been driven by the phenomenal success of his global hit ‘Ordinary’.
Released in 2025, ‘Ordinary’ became one of the biggest songs of the year, spending 10 weeks at No.1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and 13 weeks at No.1 on the UK Songs Chart. The 7x-Platinum track was also named the top-selling song of 2025, helping Warren become one of pop’s biggest new global stars.
Warren has since followed up with his second album, ‘WILDCHILD’, released in August. The deeply personal record looks back at his childhood, his parents and the experiences that have shaped him, while continuing to expand his widescreen pop sound. The album features collaborations with Nile Rodgers on ‘Emerald Eyes’ and John Mayer on the closing title track.
‘WILDCHILD’ topped the charts in several countries, including the UK and US, while Warren’s music has now amassed more than 11 billion streams worldwide. His debut album, ‘You’ll Be Alright, Kid’, also reached the Top 5 of the Billboard 200.
His success has extended to the live stage, with Warren selling out arena tours around the world and performing at major events including the Grammy Awards, MTV VMAs and American Music Awards, as well as some of the world’s biggest festivals.
The 2027 outdoor shows will give UK fans another chance to see Warren live, with the London date at Crystal Palace Park Live set to be a major highlight of the summer.
Warren has also partnered with PLUS1, with £1/€1 from every ticket sold going towards local organisations supporting children and their health. The initiative will specifically support children’s hospitals in the communities where he performs.








