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    Jake Bugg announces a fortnight of intimate record store appearances

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    To celebrate the release of his new album Alamo, which will be released on 13th November 2026 on Thirty Tigers, Jake Bugg has announced he will celebrate the release with a run of November in-store dates.

    Produced by multi-Grammy-winning duo of longtime friend and producer Jimmy Hogarth (Anohni, Amy Winehouse, Paolo Nutini) and Steve McKewan (Chris Stapleton, Carrie Underwood, Eminem), Alamo sees Bugg return to his folk-leaning roots. He is now 32, which is reflected in an album described as “an 11-track testament to his matured craft as a songwriter and an open-hearted revelation of his journey as a man through love and loneliness and back again”.

    Starting with a show at Circuit in Kingston on 8th November, Bugg will play 20 dates across the UK, including a show at London’s Rough Trade East on 16th November. Fans can expect intimate performances that showcase his “gritty and original” style, as well as live Q&As and signings on a number of dates throughout the tour. As a taste of what’s to come, you can see Bugg performing a new song in the Netherlands earlier this year in the video at the foot of this piece.

    You can find details and booking arrangements for this run of in-store and out-store shows at this link.

    Jake Bugg November 2026 In-store and Out-store dates:

    Sun 8th Circuit, Kingston With Banquet #
    Thu 12th Applestump, Nantwich +
    Thu 12th Rough Trade Nottingham*
    Fri 13th Rough Trade Nottingham +
    Fri 13th HMV, Birmingham The Vault +
    Sat 14th The Globe, Cardiff with Jacaranda*
    Sat 14th St Peter’s Marlborough with Sound Knowledge*
    Sun 15th O2 Academy, Oxford With Truckstore #
    Mon 16th Rough Trade East, London*
    Tues 17th Music’s not Dead, Bexhill-On-Sea +
    Tues 17th Resident, Brighton +
    Weds 18th Just Dropped In, Coventry +
    Weds 18th O2 Academy, Leicester With Truck Store*
    Thurs 19th Jumbo, Leeds +
    Thurs 19th Old Fire Station, Carlisle with Jacaranda*
    Fri 20th HMV, Newcastle +
    Sat 21st Wax And Beans, Bury +
    Sat 21st Rockin’ Chair, Wrexham with Jacaranda*
    Sun 22nd Assai, Edinburgh +
    Sun 22nd Assai, Dundee +

    * Acoustic Performance, Q&A and Signing
    + Acoustic Performance and Signing
    # Acoustic Performance and Q&A

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