Sombr announces massive 2027 tour and London date with Suki Waterhouse
The buzz generated by Sombr’s performance at the Reading & Leeds 2026 festival has quickly expanded into a massive international announcement. Following a high-energy set that captivated audiences, the US pop star has unveiled plans for a sprawling 2027 UK and European tour, extending the momentum of his successful ‘You Are The Reason’ journey.
The festival appearance itself was pure spectacle. Sombr delivered a memorable performance on the main stage, where he shared the spotlight with Slayyyter, kicking off the set in a truly unforgettable moment by walking out with her from an ambulance stretcher.
Now, the focus shifts to the road. The 2027 tour is set to take the music to numerous countries, starting in Norway with a stop at the Unity Arena in Oslo on May 8th. The tour then sweeps across the continent, hitting cities in Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Germany, France, Switzerland, and Austria.
The journey is packed with stellar supporting acts. The tour will feature collaborations with Ravyn Lenae and Jessie Mazin, adding further depth and excitement to the live experience. The grand finale is slated for June 22nd, culminating in a massive show at The O2 in London, where he will be joined by Suki Waterhouse.
Beyond the major European dates, the schedule incorporates incredible festival slots across the UK, including appearances at Dublin’s Malahide Castle, Belfast’s Belsonic Ormeau Park, and Glasgow’s Summer Sessions throughout June and July.
This incredible run is built on the foundation of Sombr’s recent musical output. Following the release of his breakthrough single ‘Back To Friends’ and his critically acclaimed debut album, ‘I Barely Know Her’, which featured tracks like ‘Undressed’ and ‘12 to 12’, the tour promises to deliver fresh, compelling music to audiences worldwide.
In reflecting on his career, Sombr has spoken about the influence of UK music on his sound. He expressed a strong appreciation for the acts that form the bedrock of iconic music, citing bands like The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, David Bowie, Elton John, Oasis, and The Stone Roses, stating that music from the UK just beats the rest in terms of iconic acts.
For fans, this tour represents more than just dates; it’s an opportunity to experience the raw, authentic energy of a global artist backed by incredible talent, bringing the undeniable rhythm of British influence to a European stage.