13 February 2026
Newsdesk
Legendary soul-pop duo Hue And Cry have officially announced their return with their 16th studio album, Everybody, set for release on May 29, 2026. To celebrate this bold new electronic chapter, the Kane brothers will be taking their full band on an expansive UK tour this October, bringing their "widescreen" sound to some of the country's most prestigious stages.
The Full Band Experience
Following the massive success of their 40th Anniversary celebrations and their current intimate duo sets, Pat and Greg Kane are scaling up for the autumn. The October tour promises a high-energy blend of new material from Everybody alongside timeless chart-toppers like "Labour of Love" and "Looking for Linda."
“It’s always the most exciting thing to be playing live with the full Hue And Cry band,” says vocalist Pat Kane. “We can give all the hits the full treatment. Come and see us looking sharp and let’s elegantly party together.”
Landmark Venues and Special Guests
The tour features an impressive itinerary of "big room" dates, including a co-headline run with Roachford at iconic venues like Manchester’s Bridgewater Hall and London’s Indigo at The O2. The Scottish leg of the tour will see the band joined by special guests Johnny Hates Jazz for a series of highly anticipated homecoming shows.
October 2026 Live Dates:
Fri 09: Manchester, Bridgewater Hall (with Roachford)
Sat 10: London, Indigo at The O2 (with Roachford)
Sun 11: Cambridge, Corn Exchange (with Roachford)
Fri 16: Birmingham, Symphony Hall (with Roachford)
Sat 17: Gateshead, ICM Glasshouse Sage 1 (with Roachford)
Thu 22: Inverness, Eden Court (with Roachford)
Fri 23: Aberdeen, Music Hall (with Roachford)
Sat 24: Edinburgh, Usher Hall (with Roachford)
Fri 30: Glasgow, Royal Concert Hall (with Johnny Hates Jazz)
Sat 31: Perth, Concert Hall (with Johnny Hates Jazz)
A New Electronic Era
The tour will showcase the synth-driven landscapes of Everybody, an album Greg Kane describes as a "man cave of oscillating objects." Drawing inspiration from the electronic instincts of the 1980s—referencing the likes of Bowie, Japan, and The Human League—the new record is led by the resilient first single, "Stronger," available to stream now.
Tickets for the October full band tour are available now below.
