Plant and Saving Grace announce Summer 2027 dates
The legendary sounds of Robert Plant and Saving Grace are hitting the road for an unforgettable journey across England and Ireland, promising a blend of rock history and regional charm. The acclaimed group, featuring vocalist Suzi Dian, drummer Oli Jefferson, guitarist Tony Kelsey, banjo and string player Matt Worley, and cellist Barney Morse-Brow, has announced a series of five shows scheduled for next June.
This is more than just a concert tour; it is a musical expedition through some of the most historic and picturesque locations the UK has to offer. The adventure kicks off with a performance at the Hampton Court Palace Festival in London on June 19, immediately setting a grand tone for the upcoming dates. The itinerary weaves through iconic locations, including a stop at Lincoln Castle on June 24, followed by a performance at the Scarborough Open Air Theatre on June 26.
The tour continues to embrace diverse venues and local talent, taking the group to The Piece Hall in Halifax on June 27, supported by the talents of Kate Rusby and Seth Lakeman, before concluding the run in Dublin at the Trinity College Summer Series on June 29.
Beyond the itinerary, the band has recently released the EP Saving Grace: All That Glitters , which showcases their mastery over traditional folk melodies. This collection features compelling covers of classic tunes like and , alongside beautiful contributions from Gillian Welch’s and Bert Jansch’s , deepening the emotional resonance of their music.
Their debut album, Saving Grace , established their powerful presence in the music scene last year, and the new EP further cemented their reputation as masters of evocative, rich storytelling.
When reflecting on the experience of performing in these historic settings, Plant offered a glimpse into the magic of the journey. He shared that while he has extensive experience with musical legends, the feeling of performing in these great towns is unique:
The demand for this incredible tour is clearly high, with London shows at the Royal Albert Hall already selling out. Fans looking to join this musical adventure can secure their tickets for the new dates by heading to Ticketmaster this Friday at 10 am, with presales kicking off tomorrow.
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