Sonny Fodera has announced a 2027 UK arena tour with four dated stops in Newcastle, Glasgow, Manchester and London. The run moves him into some of the UK’s largest indoor rooms, after a 2025 sold-out arena run already showed that scale was viable.
He will play Newcastle on 19th March at Utilita Arena, Glasgow on 20th March at OVO Hydro, Manchester on 26th March at Co-op Live and London on 27th March at The O2. Fodera said, “This feels extra special.”
Co-op Live and The O2
Fodera said, “I’ll be returning to the legendary Co-op Live after selling it out last time, as well as playing my own show at the O2 Arena for the very first time.” He added, “This is a huge moment for me and everyone who has been on this journey.”
That line matters because the tour is not a routine club routing. A 23,000-capacity room in Manchester is a different booking tier from the usual arena circuit, and Fodera has already shown he can fill it. The new dates turn that prior sell-out into the baseline for the next step.
can we do it all again?
The announcement follows the release of his latest studio album, can we do it all again?, an 18-track record that reached Top 20 in the Official Albums Chart. It was also described as the highest-charting album by an Australian artist in 2026, while its tracks have amassed close to 1 billion combined streams.
Fodera said, “I’ve always wanted to keep pushing these shows bigger and better, so seeing this tour come together is so surreal and rewarding.” He also said, “I can’t wait to perform at these venues with each and every one of you.”
Creamfields and 30th August
The arena run sits beside a busy schedule, with Fodera set to headline the Arc Stage at Creamfields on Sunday, 30th August. He will also play Say Something featuring Becky Hill there, which keeps his live profile moving between festival exposure and arena-scale ticketed shows.
Ticket information will be released at a later date, so the practical move for anyone eyeing Newcastle, Glasgow, Manchester or London is to wait for the sale notice before planning a purchase. Fodera’s own language points to the conclusion: this is a bigger-room test he is already positioned to pass.
