Wet Wet Wet announce additional dates for huge 2027 UK tour celebrating 40 years of their debut album Popped In Souled Out
FROME AND NORTHAMPTON DATES ADDED TO 2027 UK TOUR CELEBRATING 40 YEARS OF POPPED IN SOULED OUT WITH UK TOUR Plus Special Guests on Select Dates: ROACHFORD – NICK HEYWARD – REBECCA FERGUSON – HEATHER...
FROME AND NORTHAMPTON DATES ADDED TO 2027 UK TOUR CELEBRATING 40 YEARS OF POPPED IN SOULED OUT WITH UK TOUR
Plus Special Guests on Select Dates:
ROACHFORD – NICK HEYWARD – REBECCA FERGUSON – HEATHER SMALL
– JOHNNY HATES JAZZ – THE CHRISTIANS – THE SOUTH
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Two additional dates have been announced for Wet Wet Wet’s 2027 UK tour celebrating the 40th anniversary of their iconic debut album Popped In Souled Out – the record that announced them to the world and launched one of Britain’s most successful pop careers.
Playing over 40 shows to celebrate 40 years of the album, the band will now kick off their tour at Frome Cheese & Grain on Saturday 6 February with a performance also added at Northampton Derngate on Thursday 14 October.
Released in 1987, Popped In Souled Out was the album that introduced Wet Wet Wet to not only a national audience, but a global one too. It reached No.1 on the UK Albums Chart and featured the hit singles “Wishing I Was Lucky”, “Sweet Little Mystery”, “Angel Eyes” and “Temptation”. The record went multi-platinum in the UK and established the band as one of the key British acts of the late 1980s, whilst breaking into the Billboard Charts in the USA.
Having spent over 70 weeks on the UK albums chart, Wet Wet Wet’s debut album laid the groundwork for continued success, with the band enjoying many further hit albums and singles, including the number 1’s “With A Little Help From My Friends”, “Goodnight Girl” and “Love Is All Around”, their ubiquitous cover of The Troggs’ 1960s song.
Across two extensive UK touring runs in February and October 2027, the band will perform songs from Popped In Souled Out alongside a catalogue of beloved hits spanning their remarkable career. The show will celebrate both where it all began, as well as what followed.
The band today features founding member Graeme Clark, long-standing guitarist Graeme Duffin, and lead vocalist Kevin Simm. Together, they continue to perform the songs that first made their name while introducing them to new audiences.
Wet Wet Wet completed their first European headline tour in over 25 years in May 2026, immediately followed by a run of intimate acoustic shows in the UK.
Special guests on the 2027 Popped In Souled Out tour spread across selected dates will be Roachford, Nick Heyward, Rebecca Ferguson, Heather Small, Johnny Hates Jazz, The Christians and The South. Getting by with a little help from their friends indeed!
Graeme Clark said “When we made Popped In Souled Out, I was just a young guy. Forty years later, those songs have taken on a life of their own, and this tour is about celebrating where it all began without forgetting what followed. It’ll feel like stepping back into those original PISO shoes – only now with a lifetime of experience and with an audience who’ve been with us through every twist and turn.”
Kevin Simm said “I’m really excited to be going back out on tour in 2027 and celebrating 40 years of Popped In Souled Out. It’s an absolute honour and a privilege as always to sing these iconic and timeless songs, and to perform them in so many venues across the UK to so many fans of the band is really a dream come true.”
Graeme Duffin said “I’d have been gobsmacked if anyone had told me 40 years ago that the tracks on Popped In Souled Out would still be loved by so many and that I’d still be performing them with the band after all that time. These shows are going to be a blast, and I know that fans are going to enjoy the shows just as much as us when we hit the road again next year.”

WET WET WET POPPED IN SOULED OUT UK TOUR DATES: –
FEBRUARY 2027
Saturday 6
Frome Cheese & Grain *new date
Sunday 7
Watford Colosseum
Monday 8
Peterborough New Theatre
Tuesday 9
Ipswich Regent Theatre
Thursday 11
Basingstoke Anvil
Friday 12
Poole Lighthouse
Saturday 13
Aylesbury Waterside Theatre
Sunday 14
Cardiff New Theatre
Monday 15
Coventry Warwick Arts Centre
Wednesday 17
Stoke Victoria Hall
Thursday 18
Llandudno Venue Cymru Theatre
Friday 19
Carlisle Sands Centre
Saturday 20
Hull Connexin Live
Sunday 21
Halifax Victoria Theatre
Tuesday 23
Stockton The Globe
Wednesday 24
Dunfermline Alhambra Theatre
Thursday 25
Dundee Caird Hall
Friday 26
Blackpool Opera House
Saturday 27
Nottingham Royal Concert Hall
OCTOBER 2027
Monday 4
Leicester De Montfort Hall
Tuesday 5
Oxford New Theatre
Wednesday 6
Stevenage Gordon Craig Concert Hall
Friday 8
Swansea Building Society Arena
Saturday 9
Bath The Forum
Sunday 10
Truro Hall for Cornwall
Monday 11
Torquay Princess Theatre
Tuesday 12
London Palladium
Thursday 14
Northampton Derngate *new date
Friday 15
Birmingham Symphony Hall
Saturday 16
Sheffield City Hall
Sunday 17
Manchester Bridgewater Hall
Monday 18
Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
Wednesday 20
Aberdeen Music Hall
Thursday 21
Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
Friday 22
Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
Saturday 23
Edinburgh Usher Hall
Sunday 24
Gateshead Glasshouse
Tuesday 26
York Barbican
Wednesday 27
Southend Cliffs Pavilion
Thursday 28
Eastbourne Congress Theatre
Friday 29
Portsmouth Guildhall


