The band will be appearing at York Barbican on March 17th 2026 as part of its tour which will see them mix songs from the album with all of their biggest hits.
In 2010, Scouting For Girls amplified the success of their self-titled debut album with their follow-up ‘Everybody Wants To Be On TV’.
Its lead single ‘This Ain’t A Love Song’ spent two weeks at number one on its way to securing Platinum status, while the album debuted at number two during a three-week Top 10 run and was also certified Platinum in recognition of 300,000-plus domestic sales.
Scouting For Girls is now releasing new picture disc and zoetrope vinyl formats and launching a new ‘Wolfcub Edition’ special pre-order of their studio album, due in 2026, via a signed and numbered limited edition ‘Wolfcub’ lanyard.
Fans can tap the lanyard on their phone to unlock new songs that they can hear before anyone else.
Fans who pre-order the ‘Wolfcub Edition’ HERE will receive access to a ticket pre-sale which opens at 10am on Wednesday, April 30th. Any remaining tickets then go on general sale from 10am GMT on Friday, May 2 at https://www.yorkbarbican.co.uk/whats-on/scouting-for-girls-2026/
Scouting For Girls’ vocalist, guitarist and songwriter Roy Stride said: “I can’t believe we’re already celebrating the 15th anniversary of our second album, and I’m beyond excited to get back on the road in 2026. It feels like only yesterday that ‘This Ain’t A Love Song’ went to number one in the charts.
“The shows are going to be immense – a massive nostalgic Scouting singalong every night.”
