Robbie Williams Tour 2027

Quick answer

Yes — Robbie Williams has four confirmed 2027 shows, all in early July: the British Grand Prix opening concert at Silverstone Circuit (July 1), a headline slot at Lytham Festival in Lancashire (July 3), and two RW27 headline nights at Thomond Park Stadium in Limerick, Ireland (July 6 and 7). A full-length world tour for 2027 has not been announced. October 2026 check: these four shows are the complete confirmed 2027 schedule so far — no US dates, no Glastonbury set, and no additional UK stadium dates have been announced.

What's confirmed vs. what's still coming

The story behind the 2027 shows

The 2027 dates ride on the momentum of Robbie's latest album era. In January 2026 he surprised fans by releasing his 13th studio album, BRITPOP, weeks ahead of schedule. The album extended his record for the most UK No. 1 albums by a solo artist — a benchmark that keeps him, per Parade, the artist with the most UK chart-topping albums in history.

The album launched the BRITPOP World Tour, which began in summer 2025 with more than 250,000 people at his UK shows and around 1.2 million attendees across the whole run. Through 2026 the tour moved across Europe, then Central and South America (Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Peru), before finishing the year in Australia and New Zealand — including stadium dates in Melbourne, Sydney and Auckland. Along the way he also performed at the 2026 FIFA World Cup Final in New York, which kept his global profile at its peak ahead of the 2027 announcements.

The 2027 shows were announced in July 2026. Lytham Festival called it the earliest headliner announcement in the festival's history, with co-founder Peter Taylor calling Williams "music royalty." The Irish date follows the sold-out Croke Park show of 2025 and proved so popular that a second Thomond Park night was added. The Silverstone date puts him on the Thursday opening night of the British Grand Prix weekend — the kind of one-off spectacle appearance that has become a Robbie Williams trademark.

And then there is Glastonbury. The festival returns from its 2026 fallow year on June 23–27, 2027 — the week before all four of his confirmed shows. Williams has played Worthy Farm before (a solo set in 1998, and the famous 1995 appearance with Oasis), and in 2023 he told NME he believed he would "slaughter it" if given the Legends Slot. Nothing has been confirmed, but the timing of his 2027 shows means speculation will keep swirling.

Ticket and presale info

Tickets for the 2027 shows went through a presale on July 22, 2026, with general sale starting at 10am BST on Friday, July 24, 2026 via Ticketmaster. The Lytham Festival headline show and the first Thomond Park date were flagged as low availability soon after the on-sale — unsurprising, given the second Limerick date was added purely on demand. The extra July 7 show went on sale shortly after, priced at €91.25 including booking fee.

There is no separate 2027 tour presale scheme announced beyond the standard on-sales; fans who signed up for alerts on Ticketmaster UK got first notice of the new dates. No VIP packages or further 2027 dates have been announced, so the best advice is to check Ticketmaster for remaining tickets or official resale rather than secondary-market listings.

Where to check for updates

• Official site: robbiewilliams.com
• Ticketmaster UK artist page: Robbie Williams tickets
• Music press coverage of the announcement: NME, Clash Music, Classic Pop, and Ireland's Classic Hits Radio

Four shows in seven days, in two countries — the Robbie Williams 2027 schedule is compact but heavyweight: an F1 opening concert, a festival headline, and a double Irish stadium night. Whether it stays a mini-run or grows into something bigger, this page will be updated as soon as new dates are officially announced. Fans of his former band should also track our Take That 2027 tour dates page, fellow British pop star James Blunt's 2027 tour dates, and the The Weeknd 2027 tour dates page.