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Terrorvision and Massive Wagons plot first UK co-headline tour

“This isn’t a war of the roses, it’s a coming together for a tour of the roses to show everyone the loud and proud Roar of the Roses.”

Massive Wagons - Brighton Dome Credit Cris Watkins

Terrorvision and Massive Wagons announce first-ever UK co-headline run

Terrorvision and Massive Wagons have announced their first-ever UK co-headline tour, The Roar of the Roses, a nine-date run heading out in January and February 2027.

Despite years of crossing paths on festival bills, the two bands will share headline duties across the tour, with both playing full sets and alternating the closing slot from city to city. Tickets go on general sale at 10am on Friday 3 July via MyTicket.

Two headline sets, one bill

The structure of the tour means each date will play out a little differently. Southampton, Nottingham, Glasgow, Manchester and Bristol will see Massive Wagons close, while London, Newcastle, Wolverhampton and Leeds will hand the final word to Terrorvision.

Tony Wright said: “This isn’t a war of the roses, it’s a coming together for a tour of the roses to show everyone the loud and proud Roar of the Roses.”

Baz Mills added: “Music biz? Completed it, mate! It’s hard to put this tour into words – going out co-headlining with Terrorvision isn’t just an incredible night out, it’s a personal achievement. We’re all massive, long-time fans – my own introduction was hearing my mates’ band cover Perseverance when I was 16, and I’ve been asking myself ‘what would Terrorvision do?’ ever since. Bright, bold, funny, raucous, melodic – there’s no one else quite like them. This tour will blow yer friggin’ wig off. Terrorvision and Massive Wagons… The Roar Of The Roses… Lancashire and Yorkshire taking on the UK. ONE LOVE!”

Terrorvision also confirmed that their new single Living With Me is out today.

The Roar of the Roses 2027 UK tour dates

The full run takes in venues across England and Scotland, beginning in Southampton and ending in Bristol.

  • 28 Jan — Southampton — O2 Guildhall (Massive Wagons close)
  • 29 Jan — London — O2 Kentish Town Forum (Terrorvision close)
  • 30 Jan — Nottingham — Rock City (Massive Wagons close)
  • 1 Feb — Newcastle — Northumbria University (Terrorvision close)
  • 2 Feb — Glasgow — SWG3 (Massive Wagons close)
  • 4 Feb — Wolverhampton — KK’s Steel Mill (Terrorvision close)
  • 5 Feb — Manchester — O2 Victoria Warehouse (Massive Wagons close)
  • 6 Feb — Leeds — O2 Academy (Terrorvision close)
  • 7 Feb — Bristol — Prospect Building (Massive Wagons close)

Tickets go on general sale at 10am on Friday 3 July via MyTicket.

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