The Canadian metalcore superstars will be bringing the Tsunami Sea Tour across the pond this autumn, with support coming from Jinjer and Dying Wish.
The whole thing kicks off at the SECC Hall 3 in Glasgow on September 12, and wraps up five days later at London’s OVO Arena Wembley. Right in between, Spiritbox will headline the country’s biggest arena: Manchester’s 23,500-capacity Co-op Live. And either side of that, there’s dates at the Motorpoint Arena (Nottingham) and Utilita Arena (Cardiff).
Tickets go on general sale this Friday, February 27 from 10am.
Catch them live at the following:
Spiritbox 2026UK arena tour with Jinjer and Dying Wish
September
12 Glasgow SECC Hall 3 14 Nottingham Motorpoint Arena 16 Manchester Co-op Live 17 Cardiff Utilita Arena 19 London OVO Arena Wembley
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Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter have announced the Anarchy In The U.K. Tour, bringing the band back on the road this December to celebrate 50 years since punk’s year zero in 1976.
Steve Jones, Paul Cook and Glen Matlock once again join forces with Frank Carter for what is billed as one of the closest things to the original punk experience still possible. At last year’s Royal Albert Hall, the band showed that the old angst and vitriol were still there in spades.
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December
3 Arena, DublinN Wall Quay, North Dock, Dublin 1, Ireland
Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter have announced the Anarchy In The U.K. Tour, bringing the band back on the road this December to celebrate 50 years since punk’s year zero
Event Details
Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter have announced the Anarchy In The U.K. Tour, bringing the band back on the road this December to celebrate 50 years since punk’s year zero in 1976.
Steve Jones, Paul Cook and Glen Matlock once again join forces with Frank Carter for what is billed as one of the closest things to the original punk experience still possible. At last year’s Royal Albert Hall, the band showed that the old angst and vitriol were still there in spades.
Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter have announced the Anarchy In The U.K. Tour, bringing the band back on the road this December to celebrate 50 years since punk’s year zero
Event Details
Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter have announced the Anarchy In The U.K. Tour, bringing the band back on the road this December to celebrate 50 years since punk’s year zero in 1976.
Steve Jones, Paul Cook and Glen Matlock once again join forces with Frank Carter for what is billed as one of the closest things to the original punk experience still possible. At last year’s Royal Albert Hall, the band showed that the old angst and vitriol were still there in spades.
Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter have announced the Anarchy In The U.K. Tour, bringing the band back on the road this December to celebrate 50 years since punk’s year zero
Event Details
Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter have announced the Anarchy In The U.K. Tour, bringing the band back on the road this December to celebrate 50 years since punk’s year zero in 1976.
Steve Jones, Paul Cook and Glen Matlock once again join forces with Frank Carter for what is billed as one of the closest things to the original punk experience still possible. At last year’s Royal Albert Hall, the band showed that the old angst and vitriol were still there in spades.
Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter have announced the Anarchy In The U.K. Tour, bringing the band back on the road this December to celebrate 50 years since punk’s year zero
Event Details
Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter have announced the Anarchy In The U.K. Tour, bringing the band back on the road this December to celebrate 50 years since punk’s year zero in 1976.
Steve Jones, Paul Cook and Glen Matlock once again join forces with Frank Carter for what is billed as one of the closest things to the original punk experience still possible. At last year’s Royal Albert Hall, the band showed that the old angst and vitriol were still there in spades.
Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter have announced the Anarchy In The U.K. Tour, bringing the band back on the road this December to celebrate 50 years since punk’s year zero
Event Details
Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter have announced the Anarchy In The U.K. Tour, bringing the band back on the road this December to celebrate 50 years since punk’s year zero in 1976.
Steve Jones, Paul Cook and Glen Matlock once again join forces with Frank Carter for what is billed as one of the closest things to the original punk experience still possible. At last year’s Royal Albert Hall, the band showed that the old angst and vitriol were still there in spades.
Tickets go on general sale at 9am on Friday February 27 via Live Nation.
SEX PISTOLS feat FRANK CARTER – ANARCHY IN THE U.K. TOUR – CELEBRATING 50 YEARS OF PUNK
50 Years Of Punk
1976 saw Sex Pistols ignite a new movement with now-mythical London shows and the first recordings that would later form Never Mind The Bollocks, Here’s The Sex Pistols. Landmark gigs, including Manchester’s Lesser Free Trade Hall, inspired future members of Joy Division, New Order, The Smiths, The Fall and Buzzcocks to form bands, before Anarchy In The UK captured a generation’s rage.
Paul Cook recalls the first year as a “commando raid”.
“I don’t even think a lot of places knew we were playing there. We just turned up and set up. It was all a learning curve for us – getting out there and playing live – we were learning on the job. With Anarchy, I think we tapped into a feeling of unrest around the country at the time. The message was pretty simple – just have a go and get out there and do whatever you want to do. It was a new world.”
Sex Pistols Featuring Frank Carter – Download Festival – 14 June 2025. Photo: Ryan Hildrew/MetalTalk
Sex Pistols Featuring Frank Carter
The band re-emerged in 2024 with Carter on vocals and have continued to play shows internationally through 2025, including a standout Royal Albert Hall date for Teenage Cancer Trust.
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