Teddy Swims: Find out when you can see him in the UK
He's announced several dates
Following the success of Teddy Swims' 'I've Tried Everything But Therapy Tour' in 2025, the singer has announced several summer dates for 2026, where fans will be able to see him perform at outdoor festivals and gigs.
Known for his huge hits such as 'The Door', 'Bad Dreams' and 'Lose Control', Teddy will be performing across the UK starting in June at the Isle of Wight Festival, continuing through to Scarborough in July.
What dates will Teddy Swims be performing in the UK?
Teddy will be performing several dates across the summer in the UK, including Blenheim Palace Festival in June and Lytham Festival in July.
June 2026
Isle of Wight, Isle of Wight Festival – Sat 20th
Belfast, Belsonic – Mon 22nd
Dublin, Malahide Castle – Tue 23rd
Exeter, Live at Powderham – Thu 25th
Cardiff, Blackweir Fields – Fri 26th
Glasgow, Bellahouston Park – Sun 28th
Blenheim Palace Festival - Tue 30th
July 2026
Lytham, Lytham Festival – Wed 1st
Scarborough, Scarborough Open Air Theatre – Wed 22nd
Who is supporting Teddy Swims?
Teddy has announced two artists who will be supporting him on his UK dates. Lauren Spencer Smith will support Teddy on all dates except for Scarborough, while Jordan Rakei will support him on all shows except for Blenheim Palace Festival.
Lauren has released several soulful pop tunes including the Platinum-certified 'Fingers Crossed' and 'Flowers'.
How to buy tickets
You can buy tickets to see Teddy Swims from Aloud.com
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