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Future Of The Left Announce 'Curses' 20th Anniversary UK Shows For 2027

Thursday, 16 July 2026 Written by Jon Stickler

Future Of The Left have announced four UK shows to celebrate two decades since the release of their debut album, 'Curses'.

The Welsh band's original line-up of Andrew Falkous and Jack Egglestone, both also of Mclusky, alongside singer-bassist Kelson Mathias, will headline Manchester's Gorilla, Leeds' Brudenell Social Club, The Fleece in Bristol and London's Dingwalls between February 5 and 12. 

According to a post on Instagram, the shows will see the trio perform "(most of) the album", with further dates, including shows in Scotland and Wales, rumoured to be announced in due course. Tickets go on general sale at 10am tomorrow (July 17).

Future Of The Left released their most recent album, 'The Peace & Truce of Future of the Left', in 2016. Mclusky, meanwhile, put out 'The World Is Still Here And So Are We', their first album in 20 years, in 2025, folllowed by the 'i sure am getting sick of this bowling alley' EP this March. They'll tour Europe in August and September. Head here for details.

Future of the Left Upcoming Tour Dates are as follows

Fri February 05 2027 - MANCHESTER Gorilla
Sat February 06 2027 - LEEDS Brudenell Social Club
Thu February 11 2027 - BRISTOL THE FLEECE
Fri February 12 2027 - LONDON Dingwalls

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