Take That announce Dreamers Tour 2027 with 31 European dates

Take That have announced a major new tour for 2027, just weeks after wrapping up their Circus Live tour in the UK. The Manchester trio of Mark Owen, Howard Donald and Gary Barlow confirmed details of the "first wave of international tour dates" in support of their upcoming album, Dreamers.

The Dreamers Tour will mark the band's biggest European run "in years", with 31 shows in 31 cities across 16 countries. The band said "more shows to be announced in the coming weeks" with plans to perform across Summer 2027.

UK and Ireland dates confirmed

The only UK and Ireland dates currently confirmed are in Belfast at the Belsonic festival in Ormeau Park on June 30, and in Limerick on July 3 at Thomond Park stadium.

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Consisting of festival and outdoor shows in "beautiful locations and iconic European music venues", the band will perform music from Dreamers as well as classic hits from their back catalogue. The shows are "guaranteed to entertain audiences of all ages", according to the band's statement.

Tour schedule and new single

The tour kicks off on June 3 in Switzerland, before visiting Germany, Poland, Lithuania, Estonia, Norway, Sweden, France, Netherlands, Northern Ireland, Ireland, Luxembourg, Spain, Italy and Austria, wrapping up with a final date in Germany on July 23.

The band also teased a new single, Feel My Love, to be released next Friday (4th September), featuring Irish-American singer-songwriter Michael Patrick Kelly. The single, alongside previous tracks You're A Superstar and Sweet July, offers a taste of what fans can expect from the next chapter in Take That's journey.

How to get tickets

Fans can secure tickets from 10am local time on 2nd September by pre-ordering the Dreamers album. Venue presales go live from 10am local time on 3rd September, followed by general on sale from 10am local time on 4th September.

2026 has been a bumper year for the band, with their Netflix documentary going straight to Number 1 in February and The Circus Live tour selling over 736,000 tickets. One of the big Etihad Stadium Manchester shows was livestreamed by Amazon Music and broke records to become the most watched UK live-streamed performance to date.

Gary Barlow had teased that a number of "big band announcements" would be made before the end of the year, including further news on his solo stage show, A Different Stage.