
The Reytons Announce World Tour
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The Reytons, an indie rock band from Rotherham, are embarking on a massive world tour to support their upcoming album, A Love Letter To A Broken Town. The tour, which starts in June 2026, will cover the US, UK, Ireland, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, and Europe, with notable venues like Londons Alexandra Palace and Manchesters Co-op Live. The band, known for their independent success, is set to drop tickets on April 24th.
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It's April 20th. This is Music News today, AI-powered stories from the music world. I'm Cory with the story. The ratings that Indy Rockroot from Rotherham just announced the massive world tour to back their fourth studio album, A Love Letter to A Broken, Town, Dropping in July. It kicks off in June 2026 across the US, hits the UK in Ireland in October, swings to Japan, Australia, and New Zealand in November. And December, then wraps in Europe by March 2027. They've lined up huge spots like London's Alexandra Palace and Manchester's co-op live for those UK dates, building on their recent headline at Wimbly Arena and a 20,000 capacity hometown blowout at Clifton Park. Fans are buzzing after the band's hyped Instagram post, calling it their biggest move yet from underdog status to global takeover, all done. Independently without a label, proving you can smash doors down your own way. Tickets dropped Friday, April 24th at 10 a.m. local time, with links for UK, North America, and Australia ready to go.
Festivals like Y, not this summer, and Mad Cool in Madrid. As these Rotherham boys level up from local gigs to world stages, keep an eye on how this tour submits their rise independent hustle, paying off big.
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