The Amy Winehouse Band celebrate the 20th anniversary of Back to Black on their 2026 UK tour, performing the album in full plus other classics.
The Amy Winehouse Band play The Bridgewater Hall on Friday 30 October, as part of their 2026 UK tour. The night is built around the 20th anniversary of Back to Black, the 2006 album that turned Amy Winehouse into a global cultural force and earned her five GRAMMY Awards at the 2008 ceremony, making her the first British woman to win that many in one night. They'll play the album in full, then move on to other classics like 'Rehab', 'Valerie', 'Love Is A Losing Game', 'Tears Dry On Their Own' and 'I'm No Good'.
There's a bit of history to the name, too. The Amy Winehouse Band were Amy's original band, playing with her from her earliest London pub gigs throughout her rise, and the line-up includes musicians who toured and recorded with her. The show is fronted by vocalist Bronte Shand and led by bass player and long-time musical director Dale Davis. They describe it as the only completely authentic re-imagining of the Amy Winehouse sound, with staged lights and films to go with it.
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It's a full evening's set, so you'll get the whole of Back to Black plus those other well-known tracks. The band is touring the anniversary of the record, and the Bridgewater Hall date is part of that 2026 UK run. The show starts at 7.30pm, and tickets are £34.25 to £39.75, with all prices including a £4.75 booking fee.
