Following the release of her latest album Some Kind of Feeling, Orianthi will return to the UK for a run of headline dates in January 2026. With Leeds already sold out and demand rising elsewhere, fans are being urged to move quickly.
The tour begins at Manchester’s Band on the Wall on January 24, followed by Glasgow’s Oran Mor on January 25. Leeds Brudenell on January 28 is now fully sold out, underlining the level of interest in these shows. Remaining dates include London’s O2 Academy Islington on January 29, Planet Rock’s Winter’s End on January 31, and Southampton’s The Brook on February 1. Tickets for all remaining shows are available via The Gig Cartel. Orianthi’s special guest on all dates, excluding Winter’s End, is James Bruner.
Some Kind of Feeling was released digitally on June 27 via Woodward Avenue Records and marks another strong chapter in Orianthi’s solo career. She produced three tracks on the album herself, including “First Time Blues” featuring Joe Bonamassa, alongside “Ghost” and “Bad For Each Other.” The remaining songs, including current single “Attention,” were produced by Kevin Shirley, whose work includes Black Country Communion, Beth Hart and Joanne Shaw Taylor.
“Attention” is a sharp, direct rock track that pairs punchy guitar work with lyrics that reflect on unwanted emotional pull from the past. While the song deals with personal themes, it also serves as a reminder of the consistency and range Orianthi has shown over more than two decades as a recording artist.
Her career is often linked to high-profile collaborations with Alice Cooper, Dave Stewart and Richie Sambora, as well as her selection by Michael Jackson for his planned London shows. That history matters, but it sits alongside her success in her own right, beginning with the Top 20 Billboard hit “According to You” and the gold-certified album Believe in 2009. Since then, she has continued to build a varied and credible catalogue across multiple labels.
The new album’s run of singles, including “Some Kind of Feeling,” “Ghost,” and “First Time Blues,” reflects a confident, focused phase of songwriting and playing. With one UK date already gone and others filling quickly, this January tour looks set to be one of Orianthi’s strongest UK returns to date.
TICKETS FOR ALL CONCERTS ARE AVAILABLE FROM
THE GIG CARTEL
PLUS SPECIAL GUEST:
JAMES BRUNER
MANCHESTER, BAND ON THE WALL
SATURDAY 24 JANUARY 2026
Tickets: The Gig Cartel
25 Swan St, Manchester, M4 5JZ
http://bandonthewall.org
GLASGOW, ORAN MOR
SUNDAY 25 JANUARY 2026
Tickets: The Gig Cartel
Top of Byres Road, Glasgow, G12 8QX
https://oran-mor.co.uk
LEEDS, BRUDENELL (SOLD OUT)
WEDNESDAY 28 JANUARY 2026
Tickets: The Gig Cartel
33 Queen’s Rd, Burley, Leeds, LS6 1NY
www.brudenellsocialclub.co.uk
LONDON, O2 ACADEMY ISLINGTON
THURSDAY 29 JANUARY 2026
Tickets: The Gig Cartel
16 Parkfield St, London, N1 0PS
www.academymusicgroup.com/o2academyislington
PLANET ROCK’S WINTER’S END
SATURDAY 31 JANUARY 2026
Tickets: Gigantic.com
Trecco Bay, South Wales
www.planetrock.com
SOUTHAMPTON, THE BROOK
SUNDAY 1 FEBRUARY 2026
Tickets: The Gig Cartel
466 Portswood Rd, Southampton, SO17 3SD
https://the-brook.com
