BACK TO YORKSHIRE: Amy Winehouse Band announces five regional dates on 20th anniversary tour – get tickets

Amy Winehouse’s original band will celebrate 20 years of Back to Black with UK tour.placeholder image
Amy Winehouse’s original band will celebrate 20 years of Back to Black with UK tour. | Neil O'Brien Entertainment

Amy Winehouse’s original band will celebrate 20 years of Back to Black with five Yorkshire concerts featuring the landmark album in full plus her greatest hits.

The Amy Winehouse Band will celebrate the 20th anniversary of her landmark album Back to Black with Yorkshire concerts in York, Halifax, Hull, Sheffield and Harrogate as part of a huge UK tour spanning 2026 and 2027.

🎟️ BOOK TICKETS: Tickets are available through Ticketmaster for all shows - BUY HERE.

The Yorkshire run begins at York Barbican on Thursday, October 22, 2026, followed just two days later by Victoria Theatre, Halifax, on Saturday, October 24.

The celebration then returns to Yorkshire in February 2027 for three consecutive nights: Hull City Hall on Friday, February 12; Sheffield City Hall on Saturday, February 13; and Harrogate Royal Hall on Sunday, February 14 – offering fans a potential Valentine's Day date with Amy's music.

The shows will see Amy's musicians perform the entire Back to Black album, alongside other classics from her catalogue.

The 2026 anniversary tour will see her band perform Back to Black in full plus other Amy Winehouse classics.placeholder image
The 2026 anniversary tour will see her band perform Back to Black in full plus other Amy Winehouse classics. | Neil O'Brien Entertainment

Released in 2006, Back to Black turned Amy Winehouse into a global superstar and produced some of her best-known songs, including Rehab, You Know I'm No Good, Tears Dry on Their Own, Love Is a Losing Game and the title track.

The album's extraordinary success helped Amy win five Grammy Awards in a single night in 2008.

The touring band is led by Amy's long-time musical director and bass player Dale Davis and includes musicians who toured and recorded with her during her career.

Davis said it remained an "honour, pleasure and privilege" to perform songs from what he described as a "timeless classic".

The Amy Winehouse Band sold out its UK tour in 2025 and has also taken Amy's music to audiences across Europe, Asia and North and South America.

The expanded Back to Black anniversary tour now features more than 50 concerts, including a special show at London's Roundhouse in Camden – an area synonymous with Amy – on December 18.

BY TRAIN: All five Yorkshire shows can be reached by train, with stations serving York, Halifax, Hull, Sheffield and Harrogate within walking distance or a short onward journey of their respective venues. Check train times and buy rail tickets with Trainline UK here.

BY CAR: Driving to one of these Yorkshire concerts? We have al the parking advice you need - including some pre-book parking options for selected venues.

York Barbican parking - Q-Park Barbican pre-book car parking here.

Victoria Theatre Halifax parking imformation here.

Hull City Hall parking advice here.

Sheffield City Hall parking - pre-book the Q-Park on Rockingham Street and use promo code CITYHALL35 to receive a 35% discount here.

Harrogate Royal Hall, Harrogate Theatre, Harrogate Studio Theatre and Harrogate Convention Centre - parking and other transport information here.

AMY WINEHOUSE BAND – BACK TO BLACK 20TH ANNIVERSARY TOUR

Tickets for all show are available through Ticketmaster - BUY HERE.

2026

23 – Gateshead, Glasshouse

25 – Carlisle, Sands Centre

28 – Folkestone, Leas Cliff Hall

29 – Ipswich, Corn Exchange

30 – Manchester, Bridgewater Hall

31 – Liverpool, Philharmonic Hall

November

5 – Guildford, G Live

6 – Birmingham, Symphony Hall

7 – Portsmouth, Guildhall

8 – Southend, Cliffs Pavilion

12 – Cheltenham, Town Hall

13 – Bath, The Forum

14 – Truro, Hall for Cornwall

15 – Torquay, Princess Theatre

19 – St Albans, Alban Arena

20 – Bexhill, De La Warr Pavilion

21 – Peterborough, New Theatre

22 – Lincoln, Engine Shed

26 – Cardiff, New Theatre

27 – Aylesbury, Waterside

28 – Poole, Lighthouse

29 – Cambridge, Corn Exchange

December

17 – Coventry, Warwick Arts Centre

18 – London, The Roundhouse

2027

February

11 – Buxton, Opera House

18 – Colchester, Charter Hall

19 – Watford Colosseum

20 – High Wycombe, Wycombe Swan

21 – Eastbourne, Devonshire Park

24 – Swansea, Grand Theatre

25 – Barnstaple, Queens Hall

26 – Salisbury, City Hall

27 – Leicester, De Montfort Hall

March

4 – Warrington, Parr Hall

5 – Stockton, The Globe

6 – Stoke, Victoria Hall

7 – Blackpool, Grand

11 – Bristol Beacon

12 – Stevenage, Concert Hall

13 – Chatham, Grand

14 – Tunbridge Wells, Assembly Hall

17 – Worthing, Pavilion Theatre

18 – Swindon, MECA

19 – Basingstoke, The Anvil

20 – Northampton, Derngate

24 – Dumfries, Easterbrook Hall

25 – Glasgow, Pavilion Theatre

26 – Aberdeen, Music Hall

27 – Dunfermline, Alhambra Theatre

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