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Gen and the Degenerates announce 2027 UK tour and new single

“This album isn’t about anything new. It’s about the same things humans have always made art about; sex and death and love and power.”

Gen and the Degenerates set April 2027 UK headline tour alongside Hotter On The Internet video

Gen and the Degenerates have announced a UK headline tour for April 2027, following the release of their second album Earthly Delights in January.

The North-west trio will take in 10 dates across the UK, opening at Birmingham’s Hare & Hounds on 7 April and closing at London’s 100 Club on 20 April. The run also includes stops in Sheffield, Glasgow, Nottingham, Manchester, Liverpool, Cardiff, Bristol and Brighton.

Gen And The Degenerates Photo credit Derek Bremner

The announcement arrives with a video for new single Hotter On The Internet, a sharp-edged track co-written with The Wombats’ Dan Haggis. The song explores the mismatch between vocalist Genevieve Glynn-Reeves’ online projection and her life away from the feed.

Earthly Delights arrives in January

Earthly Delights is due on 8 January 2027 via Marshall Records. Produced by Michael Champion and Paul Whalley, the record is set to examine identity, sexuality, grief, love and power through the band’s characteristically wry art-punk lens.

The title takes inspiration from Hieronymus Bosch’s 500-year-old painting The Garden of Earthly Delights. The band say: “This album isn’t about anything new. It’s about the same things humans have always made art about; sex and death and love and power.”

They add: “The album is about this moment in history, through concepts and contradictions that are timeless and internal; there’s no grief without love, there’s no joy in life without knowing it ends. Sex and death. Earthly Delights.”

Pre-order Earthly Delights here.

The album’s 10-track running order is as follows:

  1. I Used To Be Charming
  2. Hotter On The Internet
  3. Rich Boyfriend
  4. It’s A Lot
  5. It Can Always Get Worse
  6. Party At The End Of The Universe
  7. Favourite Jumper
  8. Sex Symbol
  9. We Should Do This Again Sometime
  10. Honey You’re Still In The Game

Dates before the headline run

Before their album tour, Gen and the Degenerates will play Bristol’s Loco Klub and Beyond The Music in Salford, before joining Girli for four UK support dates in October and November.

  • 3 October 2026 – Loco Klub, Bristol
  • 7 October 2026 – Beyond The Music, Salford
  • 28 October 2026 – Strange Brew, Bristol – supporting Girli
  • 2 November 2026 – Band On The Wall, Manchester – supporting Girli
  • 3 November 2026 – Wardrobe, Leeds – supporting Girli
  • 5 November 2026 – G2, Glasgow – supporting Girli

Gen and the Degenerates 2027 UK headline tour

The April dates put the band in venues that suit their wiry, chaotic live approach, from intimate basement rooms to the storied surroundings of the 100 Club. Tickets are on sale now.

  • 7 April 2027 – Hare & Hounds, Birmingham
  • 8 April 2027 – Sidney & Matilda, Sheffield
  • 9 April 2027 – The Garage (Attic Bar), Glasgow
  • 11 April 2027 – Bodega, Nottingham
  • 13 April 2027 – Deaf Institute, Manchester
  • 14 April 2027 – District, Liverpool
  • 15 April 2027 – Clwb Ifor Bach, Cardiff
  • 17 April 2027 – Strange Brew, Bristol
  • 18 April 2027 – Daltons, Brighton
  • 20 April 2027 – 100 Club, London

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