The Zac Schulze Gang’s November UK run hits five sold-out dates ahead of 2027 tour
The Zac Schulze Gang have sold out five dates on their November 2026 UK tour, with Manchester, York, Norwich, Brighton and Nottingham all now at capacity.
The Kent blues-rock trio play Leeds’ Key Club on Tuesday 10 November, with the show listed as the only remaining date with tickets available on the current six-date run. The tour follows the band’s recent North American dates supporting Samantha Fish and their second consecutive Young Artist of the Year win at the UK Blues Awards.
A run of packed rooms
Whiskey Flowers provide main support across the November dates, while each show also features a different opening act. The run takes in intimate rooms across England, with the Brighton stop at Hope & Ruin among the sold-out dates.
- 10 November 2026 – Leeds, The Key Club – with Whiskey Flowers and The Dassins
- 11 November 2026 – Manchester, Night & Day – SOLD OUT – with Whiskey Flowers and Flok
- 12 November 2026 – York, The Crescent – SOLD OUT – with Whiskey Flowers and Tom Sheldon
- 13 November 2026 – Norwich, Waterfront Studio – SOLD OUT – with Whiskey Flowers and Slydar
- 14 November 2026 – Brighton, Hope & Ruin – SOLD OUT – with Whiskey Flowers and Honey Buzzard
- 15 November 2026 – Nottingham, Rescue Rooms – SOLD OUT – with Whiskey Flowers and Jesse Garwood
Tickets and availability can be found via the band’s official tour page.
More UK dates set for 2027
Alongside the November tour update, the trio have confirmed further UK dates for February and March 2027. The run opens in Newcastle before heading through Scotland and London, with the Edinburgh date already sold out.
- 23 February 2027 – Newcastle, The Cluny
- 24 February 2027 – Edinburgh, Voodoo Rooms – SOLD OUT
- 25 February 2027 – Glasgow, Stereo
- 27 February 2027 – London, Islington Assembly Hall
The dates arrive as the band continue to tour behind their 2025 debut album Straight To It, a record built around raw guitar riffs, driving rhythm section work and a brisk, no-frills approach to blues-infused rock ’n’ roll.
