Goat Unveil 2027 UK Tour, Set to Play Their Largest Headline Concert at Royal Albert Hall
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Ready for an evening packed with porn-funk, psychedelic metal, Krautrock, Afrobeats, and dark disco grooves? You know you are.
Swedish psychedelic rock group Goat have revealed plans for a UK tour in 2027, highlighted by what will be the band’s largest headlining performance to date at London’s iconic Royal Albert Hall.
The five-show run kicks off in Glasgow on April 25 before moving through Cambridge, London, Bristol, and Manchester, where the tour will conclude on April 30.
2027 UK Tour Dates
- April 25 – Glasgow, SWG3
- April 26 – Cambridge, Junction
- April 28 – London, Royal Albert Hall
- April 29 – Bristol, The Prospect Building
- April 30 – Manchester, O2 Victoria Warehouse
Fellow Rocket Recordings artists Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs are set to join Goat as support acts for the Glasgow, Cambridge, and London performances. Experimental outfit Maruja will open the Manchester date, while support for the Bristol show has yet to be announced.
The band’s latest studio release, Goat, arrived in October 2024 and continued their signature blend of psychedelic rock, world music influences, and heavy grooves.
In a review for Classic Rock, critic Mark Beaumont praised the album’s adventurous approach, highlighting opening track “One More Death” for its fusion of thunderous percussion, intricate rhythms, classic-rock-inspired guitar work, and Middle Eastern influences. He noted that the song demonstrates Goat’s talent for reimagining elements of classic rock and psychedelia into something fresh and contemporary, particularly during its explosive mid-song guitar breakdown, which he compared to the spirit and energy associated with legendary guitarist Jimi Hendrix.