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    Fairport Convention announce extensive 2026 Autumn tour

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    Following four weeks on the road for their packed Spring 2026 Tour, Fairport Convention have announced an Autumn 2026 Tour, ahead of a very special Diamond Anniversary celebrating the band’s formation. This year’s Autumn Tour is particularly special for the band as it precedes a very busy 2027, marking 60 years in the business. In keeping with tradition, Fairport will visit more intimate locations on this tour, welcoming a different atmosphere than the Spring tour; one that feels more stripped-back and personal.

    Kicking things off at The Brewhouse in Burton-on-Trent on 6th October, the tour will take in 24 dates across the UK, before concluding at The Regal in Tenbury Wells. This year’s lineup features Simon Nicol on guitar and vocals, Dave Pegg on bass guitar, Ric Sanders on violin, Chris Leslie on fiddle, mandolin and vocals.

    From electrifying folk traditions to genre-defining albums, Fairport’s legacy continues to inspire generations. This celebratory concert promises a joyful reunion, timeless songs, and a tribute to the enduring spirit of British folk rock. You can hear the current lineup playing Travelling By Steam at this year’s Cropredy Festival below.

    The Autumn tour dates are listed below, and tickets can be found here.

    Fairport Convention tour dates 2026 and 2027:
    Tuesday 6th October, 2026 -The Brewhouse, Burton-on-Trent
    Wednesday 7th October, 2026 – Crookes Social Club, Sheffield
    Thursday 8th October, 2026 – St Mary’s Church, Beverley
    Friday 9th October, 2026 – The Witham, Barnard Castle
    Saturday 10th October, 2026 – Village Hall, Hutton Rudby
    Sunday 11th October, 2026 – Conservatoire, Birmingham
    Tuesday 13th October, 2026 – Acapella Studios, Pentyrch
    Wednesday 14th October, 2026 – Acapella Studios, Pentyrch
    Thursday 15th October, 2026 – Guildhall, Gloucester
    Friday 16th October, 2026 – The Tung Auditorium, Liverpool
    Saturday 17th October, 2026 – Victoria Hall, Settle
    Sunday 18th October, 2026 – The Mill, Banbury
    Tuesday 20th October, 2026 – Wiltshire Music Centre, Bradford-on-Avon
    Wednesday 21st October, 2026 – Pavilion, Falmouth
    Thursday 22nd October, 2026 – Town Hall, Launceston
    Friday 23rd October, 2026 – The Beehive, Honiton
    Saturday 24th October, 2026 – Medina Theatre, Isle of Wight
    Sunday 25th October, 2026 – The Exchange, Twickenham
    Tuesday 27th October, 2026 – Barton Hall, Horndean
    Wednesday 28th October, 2026 – St Mary’s Arts Centre, Sandwich
    Thursday 29th October, 2026 – Trading Boundaries, Sheffield Green
    Friday 30th October, 2026 – South Mill Arts, Bishop Stortford
    Saturday 31st October, 2026 – Village Hall, Lowdham
    Sunday 1st November, 2026 – The Regal, Tenbury Wells

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