Elliot Minor will celebrate their 20th anniversary with a seven-date UK headline tour in March 2027, joined by special guests Madina Lake and The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus. The run begins at the O2 Institute Birmingham on 19 March and ends at London’s O2 Forum Kentish Town on 26 March. It will be the band’s biggest headline tour since their 2025 return.
O2 and artist presales begin at 10am BST on 23 September 2026. General sale opens at 10am BST on 25 September. For tickets, visit elliotminor.com.
“Coming back together for the reunion tour in 2025 was such an amazing and nostalgic experience for all of us,” vocalist Alex Davies said. “We genuinely didn’t know what to expect after so many years away, and it was unbelievably surreal to walk out each night and see so many people there, singing every word back at us.
“The response to the shows reminded us just how much our band and songs still mean to people. Some of these songs were actually written back in our school and college days before 2007, which is pretty crazy to think about, especially seeing people that age now discovering the band for the first time.
“We’ve also been spending time together writing and recording new music, and we’re incredibly excited to get that out there as part of our 20th anniversary alongside all the 2000s nostalgia.”
Madina Lake are also preparing a new EP to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their debut album, From Them, Through Us, To You, in 2027. The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus guitarist Randy Winter has also confirmed that new music is on the way.
Elliot Minor 20th Anniversary UK Tour
March
Elliot Minor formed in 2007 and broke through with debut single Parallel Worlds, which reached No. 1 on the UK Independent Singles Chart. Their self-titled debut album reached No. 6 on the UK Albums Chart in 2008, followed by Solaris in 2009.
After going on hiatus in 2011, the band returned for special shows in 2014 and reunited again in 2025 for the sold-out Once In A Decade tour. They subsequently released How Does It Feel, their first new song in more than a decade, and appeared at Download Festival.
