Yves Tumor is set to open for the singer
By Tom Skinner 2nd December 2025
FKA twigs performing at the NME Awards 2020. Credit: Andy Ford for NME
FKA Twigs has announced a UK and European tour for 2026, including a huge show at The O2 in London. Find all the details below.
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The singer-songwriter will head out on the road in Europe next summer in support of her Grammy-nominated latest album, ‘Eusexua’, and its recent companion record, ‘Eusexua Afterglow’.
AdvertisementShe’s due to play a run of arena concerts in Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Paris and Berlin in June, following a North American leg in the spring.
Twigs will make just one stop in the UK on the forthcoming ‘Body High’ trek, when she takes to the stage at London’s O2 on June 10. The performance marks her biggest-ever UK headline show.
Support on the UK and European portion of the tour will come from Yves Tumor.
Tickets go on general sale at 10am local time this Friday (December 5) – you’ll be able to buy yours here. Alternatively, fans can access an artist pre-sale at the same time today (Tuesday December 2). Tickets for the US and Canada shows will be available here.
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FKA Twigs’ UK and European 2026 ‘Body High’ tour dates are:
RecommendedJUNE 04 – Royal Arena, Copenhagen 06 – Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam 08 – Adidas Arena, Paris 10 – The O2, London 12 – Velodrom, Berlin
Twigs last played a full show in the UK in August at All Points East 2025, where she opened for Raye. She later performed at the Mercury Prize ceremony, with ‘Eusexua’ having been shortlisted.
In March, Twigs performed at Magazine in London as part of this year’s ‘Eusexua’ tour. In a four-star review, NME hailed the concert as “an all-encompassing, two-hour showcase of her singular artistry that’s reigned supreme for more than a decade”.
It added: “As the show’s crescendo makes clear, it’s way more than just a euphoric rave tribute.”
AdvertisementTwigs will perform at Coachella 2026 in April. She was forced to cancel her scheduled slots at this year’s festival, as well as dates in the US and Canada, due to visa issues. In October, she reflected on the “catastrophic” situation, calling it “one of the most painful times of my career”.
Meanwhile, the ‘Eusexua’ track ‘Room Of Fools’ has landed at Number 25 on NME‘s 50 best songs of 2025 list.
NME gave ‘Eusexua’ a glowing five-star review, writing: “Twigs has successfully shown that the connection of music, movement, mind, soul and body can be converted into sound, weaving these elements into a cohesive and transcendent artistic experience.”
‘…Afterglow’ earned four stars: “Does it live up to the lofty marketing of its predecessor? Perhaps not. But it still proves that Twigs is one of the most prolific and original alt-pop icons of our times.”
