Take That to Set Sails for The Circus Revival Concert Tour, Featuring Star-studded Stadium Shows
Pop group Take That have revealed exciting news for their fans, announcing a summer 2026 UK and Ireland tour. The band will hit the road next summer with one of their biggest live shows, a revival of their 2009 show titled "The Circus Live."
The tour is scheduled for summer 2026 and will kick off at St Mary's Stadium in Southampton on May 29. The Script will return as a special guest on all UK shows of the tour, while Belinda Carlisle will perform at each UK stop.
The group originally formed as a five-piece in 1989 and has since released several successful albums, including III and 2017's Wonderland. The band is best known for songs such as Back For Good and Shine.
The 2026 tour will be a spectacle for audiences across the UK and Ireland, with the band promising a few surprises in addition to the original 2009 set list. No further information about these surprises was provided.
The tour will head to Coventry, Sunderland, Glasgow, Cardiff, and Manchester, before finishing with two nights at the London Stadium on June 26 and 27. The tour will culminate in Dublin's Aviva Stadium for their final show on July 4.
The 2009 tour had more than a million fans attending the sold-out concerts across the UK and Ireland. The band stated that The Circus tour was one of their favourite experiences and they are excited to welcome audiences old and new.
Fans can get first access to tour tickets by pre-ordering the new album, due to be released in late 2026. This summer tour announcement comes ahead of the band's 10th studio album, adding to the anticipation for the upcoming shows.
Take That's summer 2026 UK and Ireland tour promises to be an unforgettable experience for fans of the band. With the return of The Circus Live, audiences can look forward to an exciting night of music and entertainment.
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