
Kodaline play the Roundhouse on their Farewell Tour, with support from Bertie Newman, before their final album.
Kodaline play the Roundhouse on Saturday 12 December, part of their 2026 Farewell Tour. It's a London date on a run that marks the end of the road for the band, and the night is billed as one of their last. They're supported by Bertie Newman, so there's an opening act before they take the stage.
It's been more than a decade since they started busking on the streets of Dublin, and this show is where they bring that story to a close. They're one of the most successful Irish bands of their generation, and the set will draw on the songs that defined them over the years. Alongside the tour, they'll release their fifth and final studio album later in 2026, so the night will pull from their older records as well as new material from that final release.
They've described the decision to part ways as bittersweet, and they've said the night will be an emotional one. The London date is listed as sold out, so if you're looking for tickets, you'll likely be scouring the resale market rather than buying them direct. If you do get in, keep in mind that under-16s must be accompanied and under-14s must be seated.
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Doors open at 7pm, with a curfew of 11pm, so it's a full evening. Tickets are £47.83, which includes a 15% fee and a £2.40 restoration levy per ticket.