The Hunna - Final Tour

The Hunna play Portsmouth Guildhall on Monday 23 November, part of their final tour. After more than a decade of music and touring, the Hertfordshire four-piece have announced this is their last run of shows, making 2026 the final chance to see them live. The date falls on a Monday, with doors opening at 7.00pm.

On the night, they'll be playing 100, their debut album, alongside other favourites from their catalogue. 2026 marks the tenth anniversary of that record, which reached number 13 on the UK album charts; their 2018 follow-up, Dare, landed at number 12. Frontman Ryan says it feels like a full-circle moment to end there, that it's been their whole lives since they were teenagers and it's the right time to move on to new chapters.

Their live shows have built a following on the back of frantically paced, guitar-driven anthems with nods to Kings Of Leon and Foals, and are known for an abundance of confetti and mosh pits. They're not alone on the bill, either: Sick Joy and Morningstar are both on support, so there's more than one band to catch before the main set.

Tickets are £38.25, which includes a 17.5% booking fee. The show is 14+ standing, with under-14s admitted if accompanied by an adult.