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LEAP share Bury Me as December UK tour sells out

“Sometimes you don’t know if they’re faking it, pretending to be cool about everything, and it’s about that twisted desperation of wanting to know you’re not alone in the heartache.”

LEAP – photo by Jaw Midnight
LEAP – photo by Jaw Midnight

LEAP release Bury Me ahead of sold-out UK and Ireland headline dates

LEAP have released their new single Bury Me via Epitaph Records, arriving as the band prepare to bring their first world tour to the UK and Ireland this December.

The new track finds LEAP pairing bruised post-break-up lyrics with an expansive, euphoric instrumental. It also features the voice of a fan, taken from a voicemail left for the band, in its middle section.

Frontman Jacky says: “We wrote Bury Me about that savage post-break-up feeling where you see your ex living their best life and you’re still cut up about it.

“Sometimes you don’t know if they’re faking it, pretending to be cool about everything, and it’s about that twisted desperation of wanting to know you’re not alone in the heartache. The instrumental is kinda euphoric and hopeful, though, like it’s a celebration or a release to admit you’re hurting and just embrace that vulnerability.

“We used a fan’s voice in the middle eight from a heartbreaking voicemail they left us. Again, we’re always trying to make something positive out of our collective pain. We’ve been playing it across the US shows and it’s been carnage. So excited to finally have it out!”

Stream Bury Me here.

A packed run across Europe and the UK

LEAP’s forthcoming European run includes sold-out dates in Copenhagen, Hamburg, Cologne, Prague, Vienna, Zurich, Milan, Munich, Amsterdam and Paris. Their UK leg is sold out in full, with Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds, London, Bristol and Glasgow all booked up, followed by a Dublin date at The Grand Social.

LEAP World tour 2026 poster
LEAP World tour 2026 poster

The band released their debut album Entropy independently in 2025 before signing with Epitaph Records. The current tour follows a recent headline run across the United States.

European and UK tour dates are as follows:

  • 2 November – Pumpehuset, Copenhagen – Sold out
  • 4 November – Fabrik, Hamburg – Sold out
  • 5 November – Carlswerk Victoria, Cologne – Sold out
  • 9 November – Batschkapp, Frankfurt – Low tickets
  • 10 November – Hirsch, Nuremberg – Sold out
  • 11 November – Archa, Prague – Sold out
  • 13 November – Arena, Vienna – Sold out
  • 15 November – E-Werk, Freiburg – Low tickets
  • 16 November – Dynamo, Zurich – Sold out
  • 17 November – Magazzini Generali, Milan – Sold out
  • 19 November – Halle 02, Heidelberg – Low tickets
  • 22 November – Muffathalle, Munich – Sold out
  • 23 November – Täubchenthal, Leipzig – Low tickets
  • 25 November – Capitol, Hannover – Low tickets
  • 27 November – Melkweg, Amsterdam – Sold out
  • 28 November – Les Etoiles, Paris – Sold out
  • 30 November – Hare & Hounds, Birmingham – Sold out
  • 1 December – Gorilla, Manchester – Sold out
  • 2 December – The Key Club, Leeds – Sold out
  • 4 December – Electric Ballroom, London – Sold out
  • 6 December – Thekla, Bristol – Sold out
  • 7 December – King Tuts, Glasgow – Sold out
  • 9 December – The Grand Social, Dublin – Sold out

Check ticket availability here.

More LEAP on Punkinfocus: LEAP launch Epitaph era with Bloodlines and 2026 world tour (September 2026) · LEAP Announce First Ever World Tour As Entropy Era Goes Global (May 2026) · LEAP Turn Turmoil Into Triumph With Epitaph Signing and Sinking Feeling Video (February 2026)

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