Hold onto your hats, folks—because the inimitable Bob Dylan has just dropped the news of his UK tour for 2026, including a five-night residency at London’s Royal Festival Hall! On July 17, the legendary singer-songwriter shared that he’ll kick off this highly anticipated adventure in Bournemouth on November 25, weaving his way through Birmingham and Sheffield before gracing the stage in Blackpool for two unforgettable shows. As we bask under the mystical influence of Jupiter, which is currently urging us to expand our horizons, what better invitation could there be than to experience the poetic brilliance of Dylan live? This sonic journey culminates with five nights in London from December 3 to 8—so mark your calendars, grab your tickets, and remember, it’s always a good day to get lost in a Dylan song. Ready to find where to snag your tickets? LEARN MORE.
Bob Dylan has announced a 2026 UK tour, which includes a five-night residency at London’s Royal Festival Hall.
Today (July 17), the American singer-songwriter confirmed he will kick off the UK tour in Bournemouth on November 25, before heading to Birmingham and Sheffield.
From there, Dylan will treat Lancastrians to two gigs at Blackpool’s Opera House.
To conclude the run, the Like a Rolling Stone hitmaker will perform five nights in the capital between December 3 and 8.
The last time the 85-year-old performed in the UK was during the Rough and Rowdy Ways tour in 2021. He is currently touring the US with upcoming shows in Virginia later this month.
So, where can you get hold of 2026 UK tour tickets and how much will they cost? Find out more below.
Presale opens at 10am on Monday, July 20 via the official Bob Dylan website here.
General sale opens from 10am on Wednesday, July 22 via Ticketmaster.
If you’re interested in the London shows, you can register your interest via the Royal Festival Hall website here.

Bob Dylan is coming to the UK later this year (Rowland Scherman/Getty Images)
As part of the 2026 UK tour, Dylan has confirmed a five-night residency at London’s Royal Festival Hall.
There are 10 opportunities for fans to see the singer live in the UK this year.
So far, Dylan has confirmed the likes of Bournemouth, Birmingham, Sheffield and Blackpool. You can find a full list of dates and venues below.

The American hitmaker has 10 UK tour dates lined up (Gary Miller/Getty Images)
There have been a lot of changes in Dylan’s band in the last couple of months.
Guitarist Doug Lancio left last month after five years with the group, followed by Bob Britt who joined in 2019.
The pair have been replaced by Julian Lage, Jad Tariq and Joel Patterson.

The singer performing at London’s Hyde Park in 2019 (Matthew Baker/Getty Images)
Interestingly, the tour will be strictly phone and camera-free, with guests required to place their mobile devices and cameras in Yondr pouches.
The technology, which launched in 2020 is growing in popularity, and has been previously used by the likes of Alicia Keys and Guns N’ Roses.
Prices have not been confirmed, but Dylan’s last UK shows should give a good idea of what to expect in terms of ticket prices.
The singer’s 2024 Royal Albert Hall reportedly ranged from £78 to £200.
We’ll keep you posted on prices for his 2026 tour.
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