Beth Hart is returning to the UK in September 2027 for four concerts, including her first performance at London’s Royal Albert Hall in almost 10 years.
The multi-award-winning, Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter will play Manchester’s Bridgewater Hall on 21 September, York Barbican on 23 September and Glasgow’s SEC Armadillo on 25 September, before the tour finishes at the Royal Albert Hall on Monday 27 September.
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Planet Rock is running an exclusive 48-hour ticket pre-sale from 10am on Wednesday 30 September 2026 via Planet Rock Tickets.
Tickets then go on general sale at 10am on Friday 2 October 2026 via Alt Tickets, Beth Hart’s official website and Gigantic. Tickets for the Glasgow show at the SEC Armadillo will be available through Ticketmaster.
The Royal Albert Hall date is the standout of the run. American Songwriter, reviewing her Live At The Royal Albert Hall release, described a superb performance that shifted from brazen and strutting to stripped down and touchingly personal, and praised the warm atmosphere she created across a two-hour, 20-song set.
The same review said Hart’s vocal prowess and stage presence would convince any music lover she is just as passionate in a grand setting like the Albert Hall as she is in a tiny club.
Her live shows have long been a big part of her reputation. Rock ‘N’ Load has called her “a force of nature”, while Sonic Abuse described her as “a compelling, honest, and open performer” who makes every concert an experience to treasure.
The full list of Beth Hart September 2027 UK tour dates is:
Tuesday 21 September 2027 – Manchester, Bridgewater Hall – Tickets – Venue info
Thursday 23 September 2027 – York, Barbican – Tickets – Venue info
Saturday 25 September 2027 – Glasgow, SEC Armadillo – Tickets – Venue info
Monday 27 September 2027 – London, Royal Albert Hall – Tickets – Venue info
The tour follows Beth Hart’s current album You Still Got Me, her eleventh studio album. It was produced by Kevin Shirley at Ocean Way Studios in Nashville, which is housed in a 100-year-old Gothic revival church in the heart of Music Row.
Hart and Shirley go back a long way. He produced her three collaboration albums with Joe Bonamassa, Don’t Explain, Seesaw and Black Coffee, as well as her 2012 studio album Bang Bang Boom Boom.
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The album features two high-profile guests. Slash plays on the soaring opener “Savior With A Razor”, while longtime friend Eric Gales brings his fiery guitar to the groove-laden funk of “Suga N My Bowl”.
“Beth Hart is one of my favourite artists to work with,” says Slash. “She is an incredible singer/lyricist on many levels. Beth’s also as sincere and genuine a friend. She’s amazing.”
The title track was inspired by a low moment at home, when her husband Scott reminded her that she still had him. “This is a true story,” Hart explains. “You say something like that, and someone you love says back, but you’ve still got me. It’s true. If I’ve still got him, I’ve still got everything.”
Elsewhere, the piano ballad “Wonderful World” was written for her niece and the generations of women in her family, and “Drunk On Valentine” is a smoky, jazzy barroom ballad. Hart calls “Don’t Call The Police”, her response to the murder of George Floyd, the most personal and powerful song on the album.
She says her songs are never written with an album in mind. “When I write, it’s always for the joy of writing or for the challenge of writing, to seek what’s going on,” she says. “Sometimes, I go just when I’m sad or scared. If I check in on the piano, it sometimes reveals itself.”
Widely recognised as one of her generation’s most talented voices, Beth Hart has topped the Billboard charts six times, gone double platinum and passed 600 million streams. She has also had a string of Top 10 albums across Europe and Top 30 albums on the official US Billboard charts.
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Her albums A Tribute To Led Zeppelin (2022) and War In My Mind (2019) became her highest-charting UK and US releases to date, and both reached the Top 10 in Germany, France, Sweden, Belgium, Switzerland, Poland, Austria and the Netherlands.
Along the way she has worked with Jeff Beck, Slash and Joe Bonamassa, and played iconic venues including Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium, Amsterdam’s Ziggo Dome and the Royal Albert Hall. Her recent touring has taken her across the US and Europe, as well as to India, Morocco, Australia and Canada.
With only four UK dates and a long-awaited Royal Albert Hall return, demand for tickets is likely to be strong. The Planet Rock pre-sale opens at 10am on Wednesday 30 September, ahead of the general sale on Friday 2 October.
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