Super Furry Animals have added an outdoor date to their 2026 UK and Ireland tour, headlining a show at London’s Alexandra Palace Park.
The date is the latest in their ‘Supracabra 2026 Tour’, which was announced in September, marking their first live performances since 2016. All but two dates sold out in the run, which starts in Dublin on May 6 of next year. The Welsh legends then travel to Glasgow and Llandudno for two nights each before playing the Utilita Arena in Cardiff, two nights at London’s O2 Brixton Academy, Bristol Sounds, and TK Maxx Presents Live at Llangollen Pavilion.
The Furries have now added the Alexandra Palace Park date to the list, appearing on July 12 with special guests The Beta Band, who recently played their first gig in 21 years in Glasgow. Tickets go on General Sale Friday December 5 at 9am, with early access presale from December 3.
Presale sign-up for the date is available here, while remaining tickets for all other shows can be found here.
In October, the band reissued their seventh studio album, ‘Love Kraft’, on Cardiff independent label Strangetown Records. Available on double vinyl and 2CD formats as well as digital, ‘Love Kraft 20th Anniversary Reissue – Remastered’ includes the album’s original 12 tracks remastered alongside rarities, including lost track ‘Rock N Roll Flu’ featuring lead vocals from drummer Daf Ieuan. Physical formats and digital links are available via the band’s website.
Super Furry Animals will play:
MAY 2026
6 – Dublin, 3Olympia Theatre*
8 – Glasgow, The Barrowlands*
9 – Glasgow, The Barrowlands*
14 – Llandudno, Venue Cymru*
15 – Llandudno, Venue Cymru*
16 – Cardiff, Utilita Arena**
21 – Manchester, O2 Apollo*
22 – London, O2 Brixton Academy***
23 – London, O2 Brixton Academy****
JUNE 2026
24 – Bristol, Bristol Sounds*****
JULY 2026
2 – TK Maxx Presents Live at Llangollen Pavilion******
12 – London, Alexandra Palace Park******* – NEW SHOW
*supported by Getdown Services
**supported by Getdown Services and Melin Melyn
***supported by Honeyglaze
****supported by The Bug Club
*****supported by Gwenno
******supported by Panic Shack and Melin Melyn
******* supported by very special guests The Beta Band
Last month, Super Furry Animals explained why they turned down the chance to support Oasis and U2 on tour, as well as a slot on Glastonbury Festival’s Pyramid Stage. They also looked back on an infamous appearance on Late Night With David Letterman, in which the band “got into a row” with Bruce Springsteen’s drummer, Max Weinberg, who also worked as Letterman’s bandleader.
