The Reytons release new single 'Buskers Paradise' ahead of huge '26/27 World Tour...
- Desh Kapur
- May 9
- 3 min read
The Reytons
Unveil New Single ‘Buskers Paradise’
Taken From Forthcoming New Album
A Love Letter To A Broken Town
Out July 24th
Huge ‘26/27 World Headline Tour
Includes Arena Dates at London’s Ally Pally + Manchester Co-op Live & more…
+ Headlining this year’s Y Not Festival - Jul 31st
Rotherham powerhouses The Reytons continue their unstoppable ascent with the release of new single ‘Busker’s Paradise’ - the latest offering from their highly anticipated fourth studio album A Love Letter To A Broken Town - out July 24th.
Arriving off the back of the explosive return single ‘Jukebox’, which was met with widespread acclaim and an outpouring of support from fans, ‘Busker’s Paradise’ builds on that momentum with cinematic storytelling and razor-sharp social observation. Capturing the struggles and spirit of a street performer in a declining town, the track showcases the band’s ability to turn everyday realities into compelling, anthemic narratives. Listen here.
Alongside the new music, The Reytons have announced their first ever World Tour - a landmark moment in their journey. Following a run of US dates this summer, the band will return home in October for their biggest UK shows to date, including major headline performances at Manchester’s Co-op Live and London’s Alexandra Palace. These shows mark a defining step up, reflecting both their rapid growth and the unwavering demand from their fanbase.
From there, the tour will continue across Japan, Australia, New Zealand and Europe, cementing their global ambitions and proving that their independent approach knows no boundaries.
The reaction to the band’s return has been nothing short of electric. After a period of anticipation, fans have embraced new material with the same fervour that has driven The Reytons’ rise from grassroots heroes to one of the UK’s most successful independent bands. That connection remains at the heart of everything they do.
Rooted in grit, humour and honesty, A Love Letter To A Broken Town sees the band staying true to their identity while pushing their sound forward with confidence. Alongside high-energy tracks, the record explores more reflective moments, delivering a dynamic and modern collection that highlights their storytelling at its most powerful.
“I honestly feel like this album is the best we’ve ever done!” explains frontman Jonny Yerrell. “A lot of bands and artists like to change direction later in their careers, but that’s just not us. We absolutely love the style of music we make, the social commentary aspects and the people who turn up to jump around with us. Why would we change? Expect more, just bigger and better with a few surprises on the side!”
WORLD TOUR DATES
June
16th - Echo Music Hall, Dallas, USA
22nd - Paradise Rock Club, Boston, USA
25th - Irving Plaza, New York, USA
30th - The Echo, Los Angeles, USA
October
9th - 3Olympia, Dublin, Ireland
10th - Telegraph Building, Belfast, UK
16th - Connexin Live, Hull, UK
17th - Corn Exchange, Edinburgh, UK
23rd - Utilita Arena, Cardiff, UK
24th - Alexandra Palace, London, UK
30th - Co-Op Live, Manchester, UK
November
24th - Shangri-La, Osaka, Japan
25th - WWW X, Tokyo, Japan
27th - Magnet House, Perth, Australia
29th - Lion Arts Factory, Adelaide, Australia
December
3rd - The Brightside, Brisbane, Australia
4th - Metro Theatre, Sydney, Australia
5th - Northcote Theatre, Melbourne, Australia
7th - San Fran, Wellington, New Zealand
8th - The Tuning Fork, Auckland, New Zealand
February, 2027
18th - Melkweg, Amsterdam, Netherlands
19th - Annabel, Rotterdam, Netherlands
20th - Doornroosje, Nijmegen, Netherlands
25th - La Machine du Moulin Rouge, Paris, France
26th - Trix, Antwerp, Belgium
27th - Cactus Club, Bruges, Belgium
March
4th - La Nau, Barcelona, Spain
5th - Sala But, Madrid, Spain
6th - Rock City, Valencia, Spain
FESTIVAL DATES
June
11th - Bergenfest, NORWAY
July
4th - Rock Werchter Festival, BELGIUM
11th - Mad Cool Festival, SPAIN
17th - Benicassim Festival, SPAIN
31st - Y Not Festival, UK (Headlining)
August
21st - Pstereo Festival, NORWAY
22nd - Parkenfestivalen, NORWAY
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