Australian guitarist, singer and songwriter Orianthi is set to return to UK stages in early 2026, following the release of her critically acclaimed new album Some Kind of Feeling. The tour kicks off in January with dates across Manchester, Glasgow, Leeds, London and more, including a performance at Planet Rock’s Winter’s End Festival.
🎟️ Pre-sale tickets go live at 10am on Thursday 3rd July via PlanetRock.com.
🎫 General sale begins 10am on Friday 4th July via The Gig Cartel.
Orianthi 2026 UK Tour Dates:
- Jan 24 – Manchester, Band on the Wall
- Jan 25 – Glasgow, Oran Mor
- Jan 28 – Leeds, Brudenell
- Jan 29 – London, O2 Academy Islington
- Jan 31 – Planet Rock’s Winter’s End
- Feb 1 – Southampton, The Brook
Her new album, Some Kind of Feeling, is available now digitally via Woodward Avenue Records. A CD release follows on 15th August, with vinyl available from 19th September. Fans can find all formats at orcd.co/OrianthiSKOF.
A New Era of Creativity
The album features ten fresh tracks, with Orianthi herself producing three songs – including the gritty, blues-infused “First Time Blues” featuring guitar icon Joe Bonamassa, as well as “Ghost” and “Bad For Each Other”. The rest of the record, including the fiery single “Attention”, is produced by Kevin Shirley (Black Country Communion, Beth Hart, Joe Bonamassa, Joanne Shaw Taylor).
Watch the official video for “Attention” now on YouTube, and stream the track across all major platforms.
With Some Kind of Feeling, Orianthi pushes her sound into dynamic new territory – blending high-energy rock with emotional weight and signature guitar flair. The record shows an artist evolving with intent, stepping further into the spotlight with confidence.
A Legacy Beyond Collaborations
Though often associated with high-profile collaborations – from Michael Jackson and Alice Cooper to Richie Sambora and Dave Stewart – Orianthi’s solo career deserves equal recognition. Her breakout hit “According to You” hit the Billboard Top 20 and went gold, while her debut album Believe (Geffen, 2009) remains a fan favourite.
Her new material signals a strong return to form, showcasing not only her skills as a guitarist, but her growing stature as a songwriter and producer.
As anticipation builds for the 2026 UK tour, Some Kind of Feeling marks a thrilling chapter in Orianthi’s journey – and a reminder that her best work may still be ahead.
