Shygirl announces first full-band tour with Glasgow, Manchester and Royal Albert Hall dates

The 2027 headline run supports her forthcoming album Swallow!, due on Because Music on 6 November, and begins in Berlin on 13 March. UK dates include SWG3, Manchester's Academy 1 and the Royal Albert Hall.

EILISH Editorial Team16 Oct 2026, 04:01 · Updated 16 Oct 2026, 18:36

Shygirl has announced a 2027 headline tour, her first with a full band, in support of her forthcoming album Swallow!. The run opens at Columbiahalle in Berlin on 13 March 2027 and includes three UK dates: SWG3 in Glasgow on 18 March, Academy 1 in Manchester on 19 March and the Royal Albert Hall in London on 18 May.

The tour was reported by Pitchfork, which also noted that she has shared a video for 'Mantra', another preview of the album.

UK and European dates

After Berlin, Shygirl plays Paradiso in Amsterdam on 15 March and Elysee Montmartre in Paris on 16 March. She then moves to the UK, with Glasgow's SWG3 on 18 March and Manchester's Academy 1 on 19 March. According to Pitchfork, she will travel across Europe and the UK for the rest of March before heading to North America in April.

The North American leg begins in Salt Lake City on 5 April and runs through cities including Denver, Dallas, Houston, Austin, Atlanta, Toronto and Brooklyn. Pitchfork's listing shows the dates continuing into May with Boston on 3 May, Brooklyn on 4 May and Philadelphia on 5 May. The London show at the Royal Albert Hall follows on 18 May.

The listing also includes festival appearances ahead of the tour: C2C Festival in Turin, Iceland Airwaves in Reykjavik, Mira Festival in Barcelona and III Points Art Basel in Miami. Pitchfork's list also shows a Primavera Sound date in Barcelona, but the date as printed is ambiguous, so it is not detailed here.

Swallow! and 'Mantra'

Swallow! is out on 6 November on Because Music. The album has so far been led by the singles 'Alyse' and 'Lucky (Hymn)'.

The video for 'Mantra' was shot at an outdoor rave. Pitchfork says it apparently serves as a prequel to the videos for 'Alyse' and 'Lucky (Hymn)'. The publication's writer adds that the overarching plot has been hard to follow.

The source does not give ticket on-sale dates, prices or support acts for the tour. Fans should check official channels and the venues' own listings for those details.