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The Godfathers Return with New Music and 2026 UK Dates

“exciting, finger on the pulse rock and roll social commentary – another sonic leap forward for the group.”

The Godfathers - Rebellion Festival 2024- Cris Watkins @punkinfocus

Double A-Side and UK Tour Incoming from The Godfathers

The legendary rock’n’roll outsiders The Godfathers are back in action for 2026, armed with a new double A-side single and a string of UK headline dates this February. Following a busy 2025 touring Europe and playing alongside punk icons like the Sex Pistols, The Damned, and The Stranglers, the band shows no signs of slowing down.

The Godfathers by Colin Carpenter

The new single—set for release on 6th February—marks their first fresh material since 2022’s Alpha Beta Gamma Delta and features special guest contributions from none other than Devo’s Josh Hager on synths and guitar. Expect a timely, hard-hitting slice of The Godfathers’ signature rock ‘n’ roll grit.

Frontman and founder Peter Coyne calls the release “exciting, finger on the pulse rock and roll social commentary – another sonic leap forward for the group.”

A February Double Hit: New Songs and Live Shows

To celebrate the new release, The Godfathers will play three UK shows in February, including their much-loved Saint Valentine’s Day Massacre at London’s legendary 100 Club. Support on select dates comes from The Primevals and The Witchdoktors.

UK Tour Dates (2026):
UK dates in bold

  • Wed 11 February – Edinburgh – Voodoo Rooms (w/ The Primevals)
  • Thurs 12 February – Leeds – Brudenell Social Club
  • Fri 13 February – London – 100 Club (w/ The Witchdoktors)

Tickets are on sale now via the band’s website and local ticket outlets.

With their reputation for explosive live sets and uncompromising social commentary, The Godfathers are setting 2026 off with serious intent—and a fresh dose of no-nonsense rock.

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