Tour News Round-Up: Foo Fighters, Karnivool, Nova Twins, and As December Falls

Today (Monday, November 10th) has seen several noteworthy tour dates be announced for 2026. Read on to learn where you can catch Foo Fighters, Karnivool, Nova Twins, and As December Falls next year.

Foo Fighters Announce UK Return

Rock legends Foo Fighters will be playing two shows at Liverpool’s Anfield Stadium in June 2026. It’s part of a European run that includes shows in Norway, Sweden, Poland, Germany, and France.

Both dates will include different support acts. The first show on Thursday, June 25th, will see Inhaler and Otoboke Beaver opening. While Royel Otis and Die Spitz will be supporting two days later.

Karnivool Confirm London and Manchester Shows

With their new album, ‘In Verses,’ set to be released on February 6th, Aussie prog metal band Karnivool will make a brief return in May 2026.

As part of a 22-date European tour, they will play shows in London and Manchester. Intervals will join them as support.

Nova Twins Detail ‘Parasites & Butterflies’ UK Dates

Just days removed from their must-watch NPR ‘Tiny Desk Concert’ session, Nova Twins have revealed details for the ‘Parasites & Butterflies’ 2026 UK and European tour.

The genre-fusing duo will be playing six UK dates in March, before heading into Mainland Europe.

As December Falls Confirm Early 2026 Tour with Eville

Nottingham pop-rockers As December Falls may have just completed a UK headline run, but they’re wasting no time and are planning on getting back on the road next year. The ‘Everything’s On Fire, But We’re Still On Tour’ will see the quartet play 13 dates across the UK and Ireland. They’ll be joined by Eville as support.

Reflecting on their recent tour, and commenting on their upcoming run, As December Falls shared, “We just came off the wildest tour of our careers, selling out some of our biggest venues to date, like London’s Electric Ballroom and Nottingham’s Rock City. We grew up as a DIY punk band and nothing beats being one foot away from the crowd, in a smaller room. Independent venues are closing around the country, and we never want to forget our roots, so this tour is as much about supporting small venues, as it is remembering where we came from! We can’t wait to party with you!”