The Reytons

The Reytons play Alexandra Palace tomorrow, Saturday 24 October, starting at 18:30. It's one of the London dates on their first world tour, which takes them through the US, Japan, Australia, New Zealand and Europe, with headline shows at Alexandra Palace and Manchester's Co-op Live among the stops.

They're a DIY indie-rock four-piece from Rotherham, South Yorkshire, and they've spent the last few years building a following on their own terms. The press has called them 'UK Music's biggest underdogs', while their fans describe them as the best live act of their generation. They've put out number-one albums, played sold-out park shows and headlined major festivals, including Tramlines Festival, and they've sold out their own capacity concert at Wembley Arena.

Last year they toured the UK and released their fourth studio album, A Love Letter To A Broken Town, in July 2025. That's the record they're taking on the road now, and this London show is one of the first times it'll be played in full in a room this size. It's a long way from the South Yorkshire towns where they started, and the scale of this tour — heading out to the US, Japan, Australia, New Zealand and Europe — is a big jump from the UK circuits they've worked themselves up through.

If you're heading along, the show starts at 18:30 at Alexandra Palace in North London. Tickets are available through Ticketmaster.