A lot of us have been following this band for well over ten years now. Through lineup changes, through the shifts in metalcore’s landscape, through albums that took risks when they could have played it safe. They’re still here, still pushing forward, and now they’ve just announced a headline run on this side of the Atlantic.

The Ohio outfit will hit five UK cities next October, kicking off in Bristol before rolling through Leeds, London, Manchester, and Birmingham. Vocalist Mike Hranica puts it plainly: “Europe early 2025 was incredible. We’ve been coming overseas for such a long time without the ability to pull off a headliner. Having that privilege now is something we’re very grateful for, and autumn 2026 is going to be a blast.”

There’s something genuinely satisfying about watching a band earn their moment. Twenty years deep into their career, The Devil Wears Prada have just released Flowers through Solid State Records, their ninth studio album and arguably their most ambitious work to date. They’ve also just wrapped an arena tour supporting Ice Nine Kills across the UK and Europe, gracing the cover of Revolver along the way.

Flowers sees the band processing grief and struggle through some of their boldest material yet. It’s the sound of a group who’ve weathered enough to know what matters, and who still have something urgent to say.

UK Tour Dates:

• October 20: Bristol, Electric
• October 21: Leeds, Project House
• October 23: London, Brixton Electric
• October 24: Manchester, New Century Hall
• October 25: Birmingham, Institute 1

Tickets are available now.

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Steve Hogarth reckons he’d “buy a ticket to watch the crowd” at their UK shows, and honestly, he’s not wrong. We’ve witnessed grown adults sobbing during ‘The Great Escape‘ and entire venues becoming one voice during ‘Kayleigh‘. It’s tribal, it’s emotional, and it’s completely authentic.

What makes this tour particularly interesting is the promise of new material. Their 2022 album An Hour Before It’s Dark proved they’ve still got genuine fire in their belly, tackling everything from climate crisis to personal loss with the kind of emotional intelligence most bands can’t touch. If the new album (expected next year) follows that path, we’re in for something special.

Support comes from Haunt The Woods, the Cornish outfit’s atmospheric alternative rock should complement Marillion‘s expansive moments perfectly.

They’re hitting Portsmouth Guildhall, Brighton Dome, York Barbican, Manchester Bridgewater Hall, Bristol Beacon, Nottingham Royal Concert Hall, Birmingham Symphony Hall, Cambridge Corn Exchange, Liverpool Philharmonic Hall, Edinburgh Usher Hall, and two nights at London’s Eventim Apollo.

The double London dates suggest they’re expecting serious demand, and based on their track record of instant sellouts, they’re probably right. Their fanbase is notoriously quick when tickets drop, so if you want decent seats, be ready.

Tickets are on sale now via marillion.com/tour and myticket.co.uk. Don’t sleep on this.

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