Key Highlights
- Biffy Clyro announce a huge summer 2026 concert at London’s Finsbury Park.
- The show will feature support from Nothing But Thieves, Don Broco, and other bands.
- This gig marks Biffy Clyro’s biggest headline show to date with a capacity of 45,000.
- The band recently released their new album ‘Futique’ which received critical acclaim.
Biffy Clyro’s Major Summer Gig: A Star-Studded Line-Up and More
Music lovers in the United Kingdom are getting excited as Biffy Clyro have announced a massive outdoor concert at London’s Finsbury Park for July 3, 2026. This event is set to be a landmark moment for the band, not only due to its scale but also because it will celebrate the release of their new album ‘Futique’. The gig, which comes after Biffy Clyro played a series of arena shows across the UK and Ireland in support of ‘Futique’, promises to be an unforgettable experience. Fans can look forward to a lineup that includes Nothing But Thieves, Don Broco, Marmozets, and Wavves.
The band’s statement released on November 24, 2025, was short but impactful: “Finsbury fuckin’ Park – see you in July,” they said. “This is going to be so special, don’t miss it…” This excitement is echoed by their recent glowing reviews for ‘Futique’, with NME praising the album as “one of their most personal and definitive records to date.” Simon Neil, Biffy Clyro’s lead singer, expressed his feelings about the album in an interview, stating that it was “arms-wide-open, defenceless, for better or worse, here it is.” The band’s vulnerability and openness are evident in this new work, which has resonated with both critics and fans alike.
The Album ‘Futique’
Released earlier in 2026, ‘Futique’ received a four-star review from NME. The album’s title track has been described as embodying the band’s renewed sense of purpose: “There’s a vulnerability met with a forward motion; a feeling of three friends shining light through the cracks to find a renewed sense of purpose,” said one reviewer. Neil further elaborated on the song ‘Goodbye’, which he described as almost like a “goodbye to a version of myself I’m trying to leave behind.” This honesty and introspection have been hallmarks of Biffy Clyro’s career, making their latest work particularly noteworthy.
The album’s reception has not only bolstered the band’s reputation but also set the stage for this monumental gig.
Neil’s statement about ‘Futique’ is a clear indication that the band is in good form as they step up to play at Finsbury Park, one of London’s largest venues. The concert will feature a lineup of support acts that promise to complement Biffy Clyro’s set and provide an all-encompassing experience for music enthusiasts.
Tickets and Dates
Ticket sales for this highly anticipated event are scheduled to begin on November 28, 2025, at 10am. Early presale options will be available from Wednesday (November 26) at 10am. Fans can secure their tickets by visiting the official website.
This summer concert is set to mark a significant moment in Biffy Clyro’s career and could well be an event that defines their legacy for years to come.
As Biffy Clyro prepares to take the stage at Finsbury Park, fans are eagerly awaiting what promises to be an evening filled with music, friendship, and shared experiences. The band’s dedication to their craft is evident in every note they play, and this upcoming gig is set to be a celebration of that commitment. Don’t miss out on this special event – it’s sure to be unforgettable.
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit the official website for details.
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Image: Andy Ford for NME
