Due to phenomenal demand, the remarkable Lily Allen has today (4th Nov) announced an additional London show for her highly anticipated March 2026 UK tour. A third performance at the prestigious London Palladium has been added for Sunday, 22nd March, following huge interest in the singer’s first live dates in seven years.
The news follows the initial tour announcement last week, which confirmed Allen’s return to the stage for the first time since her ‘No Shame’ tour in 2018/2019. You can read the original announcement here. The addition of this new show means the tour will now conclude with a triumphant trio of nights at the celebrated London venue on March 20, 21 and 22.
Titled ‘Lily Allen Performs West End Girl’, the shows will see the singer-songwriter play her brand-new, critically acclaimed album in its entirety and in the order the songs appear on the record. Allen has specially chosen intimate theatre venues for the tour to best showcase her new material, which has been hailed as “fantastic” by the Sunday Times and “her best album in 16 years” by The Independent.
Tickets for the newly added date, along with all other shows on the tour, will go on sale this Friday, November 7 at 10am. Given the reaction to the initial announcement, fans hoping to secure tickets for any of the dates are advised to act quickly. For more information or to buy tickets, head to this page on Ticketmaster.
The high demand reflects the widespread praise for her new album ‘West End Girl’. The BBC called it “one for the history books,” while Vogue celebrated “Lily at the very peak of her powers.” NME praised the record as “a sleek, smart collection that sees Allen back at her very best.”
Lily Allen UK Tour Dates – March 2026
- March 2 – Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
- March 3 – Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
- March 5 – Birmingham Symphony Hall
- March 7 – Sheffield City Hall
- March 8 – Newcastle O2 City Hall
- March 10 – Manchester Aviva Studios, The Hall
- March 11 – Manchester Aviva Studios, The Hall
- March 14 – Nottingham Royal Concert Hall
- March 15 – Cambridge Corn Exchange
- March 17 – Bristol Beacon
- March 18 – Cardiff New Theatre
- March 20 – London Palladium
- March 21 – London Palladium
- March 22 – London Palladium *ADDITIONAL DATE ADDED*
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Charlie Denis
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