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- Confirmed dates and cities for the 2026 UK & Ireland tour
- Who’s on the bill: support and special guests
- Where to buy tickets and resale options
- Alanis’s musical journey: from dance-pop to alt-rock icon
- Her perspective on fame and longevity
- What fans can expect in concert: an emotional evening
- Fanbase evolution and artistic consistency
Alanis Morissette will return to the UK and Ireland in summer 2026 for a short string of outdoor shows, beginning in Cork on June 24 and closing at London’s Crystal Palace Park on July 4. The run promises classic hits, recent material and a lineup of notable support acts.
Confirmed dates and cities for the 2026 UK & Ireland tour
- June 24 — Cork, Ireland (tour opener)
- Late June — Exeter, England
- Late June — Woodstock, England
- Early July — Glasgow, Scotland
- Early July — Lytham, England
- July 4 — Crystal Palace Park, London, England (finale)
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Who’s on the bill: support and special guests
British rock veterans Skunk Anansie will serve as the main support across the entire run. For the Glasgow date, indie breakthrough act Wet Leg is set to open the night.
Where to buy tickets and resale options
Tickets are available through multiple platforms. Check each site for exact availability and prices.
- Ticketmaster
- StubHub
- Vivid Seats
- SeatGeek
Alanis’s musical journey: from dance-pop to alt-rock icon
Morissette began in early ’90s dance-pop before exploding into mainstream attention with her 1995 record Jagged Little Pill. That album reshaped alt-rock for a generation.
Since then she has released several albums and toured extensively. Her most recent studio record is The Storm Before the Calm, released in 2022.
Her perspective on fame and longevity
In a recent interview with Elle Canada, Morissette reflected on life in the music business. She described the cycle of public attention and the need for breaks.
On staying present and evolving
She emphasized that artists don’t vanish when they step back. Instead, she said she has kept creating, learning and recovering from setbacks. The idea: longevity comes from continual growth, not just constant visibility.
What fans can expect in concert: an emotional evening
Morissette frames her live shows as communal and emotionally honest spaces. Audiences should expect intense, cathartic moments.
- Permission to cry or scream
- High-energy singalongs
- Intimate storytelling between songs
She invites fans to share the emotional experience and aims to be right there with them on stage.
Fanbase evolution and artistic consistency
Morissette noted how perceptions change over time. People who found her puzzling decades ago can now relate more to her work.
She pointed out that while some core values remain, growth and maturity have shaped her music and message.
