Sugababes have announced a run of UK live dates for March 2027, celebrating the release of their new self-titled album, Sugababes.
Mutya Buena, Keisha Buchanan and Siobhán Donaghy will play eight shows across Birmingham, Glasgow, London and Manchester, following the release of the new album on 12 February 2027.
The twelve-track album will see the trio explore the eclectic and genre-spanning sound that has become a defining part of Sugababes’ music.
From headline festival appearances, including London’s Mighty Hoopla in the summer of 2022, and performances across Europe and Australia, to their first-ever sold-out arena tour in 2025, the trio continue to reach new heights more than 25 years after first emerging.
Most notably, the band and their coterie of genre-less, effervescent and reliably cool classics have continued to captivate audiences across generations.
The announcement follows a remarkable run of live performances for the group. Sugababes have headlined major festivals including London’s Mighty Hoopla, performed internationally and famously shut down Glastonbury twice, with huge crowds gathering for their appearances on both the Avalon and West Holts stages.
The March dates will give fans the chance to experience the next chapter of Sugababes live, alongside the songs that have made them one of Britain’s most enduring pop groups, from ‘Overload’ and ‘Round Round’ to ‘Push the Button’ and beyond.
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TOUR DATES:
16 March — O2 Institute, Birmingham
17 March — O2 Institute, Birmingham
19 March — O2 Academy Glasgow
20 March — O2 Academy Glasgow
23 March — O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire, London
24 March — O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire, London
26 March — Manchester Academy
27 March — Manchester Academy
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