Alt-pop singer-songwriter Lois has announced a new run of headline shows scheduled for March 2026. The ‘It’s Mine’ tour will see the Leeds-based artist performing intimate gigs in both Manchester and London.
The announcement follows a highly successful year for the musician, who has been solidified as a key rising star in the North. Lois was recently named ‘Best Of The Year’ in 2025 and ‘One to Watch’ in 2026 by BBC Introducing in Leeds and Sheffield. Additionally, her recent sophomore EP, ‘SEVEN’, was crowned EP Of The Year by BBC Introducing Lancashire and Cumbria.
Fans hoping to catch the artist live won’t have long to wait to secure their spots. Tickets for the tour are set to go on general sale at 10am on Thursday 15th January. They will be available to purchase here.
Lois ‘It’s Mine’ 2026 Tour Dates:
- Manchester: The Castle Hotel – Monday 9th March
- London: Folklore – Thursday 12th March
Originally from Morecambe, Lois left her hometown at 16 to study music in Liverpool before settling in Leeds. She has quickly carved out a unique space in the pop landscape, gaining recognition for navigating complex topics ranging from grief and trauma to self-exploration. Her work has drawn praise from DIY Magazine, Clash, and Wonderland for its emotional literacy.
Since her debut in 2023 with the EP ‘Strange Men’, Lois has built a reputation for infectious live performances. She has previously secured support slots alongside major acts including The Lottery Winners, Etta Marcus, and SOFY. Her festival resume is equally impressive, with past sets at Live At Leeds, Liverpool Sound City, and Kendal Calling.
Musically, Lois cites a mixture of 80s icons and modern indie heavyweights as influences, blending the style of Prince and Talking Heads with contemporaries like Self Esteem and Wolf Alice. Her latest work sees her stepping into a new version of herself, moving away from the experiences that once defined her.
With continued support from BBC Radio 1 and 6 Music, and following a highlight performance at the Royal Albert Hall, the upcoming March tour marks the beginning of what promises to be a significant year for the artist.
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