The Reytons have revealed their biggest ever tour across the UK – see full dates below and find tickets here.

The band made the announcement today (March 27), by sharing a video featuring former professional boxer John Fury.

The group, from South Yorkshire, is made up of Jonny Yerrell, Lee Holland, Joe O’Brien and Jamie Todd. Last year, they announced that they would be playing a huge homecoming show at the Utilita Arena in Sheffield on September 30.

Now, the band have added dates across the country, with the tour kicking off at Liverpool’s Olympia on September 23, before heading to cities including Newcastle, Glasgow, Bristol and Cardiff. They finish up at the Bonus Arena, Hull on November 3. Tickets will be available from 10am on Friday, March 31 here.

In addition to the tour, The Reytons are due to play a number of festivals this summer, including Warrington’s Neighbourhood Weekender this May and the Isle Of Wight Festival in June.

REYTONS BACK ON TOUR!!!

We’re upping the levels in camp to help prepare us for our BIGGEST ever UK tour!! Let’s get this Number 1 album on the road… Tickets on sale 10am Friday!!! #AllReytons pic.twitter.com/FEV38upkkH

— THE REYTONS (@TheReytons) March 27, 2023

Last month, it was announced that they would be playing Boardmasters in Newquay, Cornwall on August 12, with other acts including Lorde, Liam Gallagher and Florence + The Machine.

Earlier this year, the band landed their first Number One album with ‘What’s Rock And Roll?’, their third, independently released album.

Previously, the band had Top 40 success with 2021 releases ‘May Seriously Harm You And Others Around’, which reached Number 27, and ‘Kids Off The Estate’, which peaked at Number 11.

Ahead of the announcement, the band spoke to NME about being on the cusp of a UK Number One album as an independent band. According to the group, their success is built solely on the support of “fans, friends, family and community”.

“The mood just changed when the midweeks dropped and said we were Number One,” Yerrell told NME ahead of the chart figures being released. “Everyone’s going, ‘We’re gonna do it! We’re gonna do it!’ It’s just been crazy, honestly. I never knew what to expect but now that I’m in the moment of it happening, it’s just surreal.”

The Reytons UK tour 2023:

SEPTEMBER
23 – Olympia, Liverpool
30 – Utilita Arena, Sheffield

OCTOBER
6 – O2 City Hall, Newcastle
7 – O2 Academy, Glasgow
13 – O2 Forum Kentish Town, London
14 – O2 Victoria Warehouse, Manchester
19 – O2 Academy, Bristol
20 – O2 Academy, Oxford
21 – Guild Hall, Portsmouth
26 – UEA, Norwich
27 – O2 Academy, Birmingham
28 – Great Hall, Cardiff

NOVEMBER
3 – Bonus Arena, Hull