Rising star Alfie Jukes has today announced his biggest headline tour to date for Spring 2027, with headline shows in London, Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, Bristol, Birmingham, Glasgow, and more across Europe. You can buy tickets here.
The announcement coincides with the release of his high-energy new single ‘Lucy, When You Wake Up’ and announcement of his debut album ‘Funny Little Thing’. You can listen to the single and pre-save the album here.
Brighton-born singer-songwriter Alfie Jukes has built a following of over 1 million across social media, connecting with fans through his candid songwriting and distinctive alt-pop sound. With three EPs to his name, most recently 2025’s All Dressed Up for Nothing, Alfie has developed a catalogue of deeply personal songs exploring the experiences of growing up. Crafted alongside Welsh co-writer Ifan Pritchard, co-writer/producer Dan McDougall and collaborator Jules Oliver, his forthcoming debut album represents the culmination of three years of artistic discovery.
Speaking on his upcoming tour, Alfie says: “Funny Little Feeling’ is very much a coming-of-age album for me – it’s full of nostalgia, growing up, and trying to navigate an ever-changing world. I couldn’t be more excited to head out on this tour and finally bring these songs to life on stage, sharing those feelings with everyone who continues to support me and my journey”
His new single, ‘Lucy, When You Wake Up’ is an infectious, feel-good alt-pop banger, bursting with upbeat melodies, punchy pop hooks and an instantly memorable chorus. Written about the unlikely love story of Alfie’s parents, the track transforms a deeply personal family story into an uplifting, undeniably catchy pop moment. Co-written and produced by GETH, it showcases Alfie’s knack for pairing honest storytelling with big, irresistible pop melodies.
Alfie Jukes | Tour Dates
15 April – King Tuts, Glasgow, UK
16 April – The Key Club, Leeds, UK
17 April – YES, Manchester, UK
19 April – O2 Institute 3, Birmingham, UK
20 April – Thekla, Bristol, UK
22 April – Bush Hall, London, UK
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