Love her or hate her – Lily Allen, whose new album ‘West End Girl’ has received rave reviews, has announced an additional London show to her 2026 tour, her first live dates for 7 years.
Lily will now perform at the London Palladium on Friday 20th, Saturday 21st and Sunday 22nd March.
The show – Lily Allen Performs West End Girl – will see the singer/songwriter play her brand-new album in its entirety, in the order the songs appear on the record. Lily has chosen the theatre venues specially to showcase her new material.
March 2026
2/3 Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
3/3 Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
5/3 Birmingham Symphony Hall
7/3 Sheffield City Hall
8/3 Newcastle O2 City Hall
10/3 Manchester Aviva Studios, The Hall
11/3 Manchester Aviva Studios, The Hall
14/3 Nottingham Royal Concert Hall
15/3 Cambridge Corn Exchange
17/3 Bristol Beacon
18/3 Cardiff New Theatre
20/3 London Palladium
21/3 London Palladium
22/3 London Palladium *ADDITIONAL DATE ADDED*
Tickets for these very special shows go on sale on Friday, November 7 at 10am.
www.gigsandtours.com and www.ticketmaster.co.uk
We hate Lily Allen because she’s a smug, mouthy little troublemaker who never learned the art of shutting up - and we love her because she never will. She’s the girl who’ll burn the bridge to your heart, dance on the ashes, and then write a fucking chart-topper about it. She sneers at fame while cashing its cheques, trashes the system while owning it, and somehow makes hypocrisy sound like poetry - cheap, nasty poetry that bleeds self-awareness and spite in equal measure; confessional, cynical, and achingly, fakingly real. Lily never asked for our approval and never needed it, even though we desperately want to give it - or not. She’s chaos with cheap eyeliner, honesty with bite, and that rare thing in music: a woman who doesn’t care if you hate her, because you’ll still listen anyway. We hate you, Lily Allen - I bet you smell divine"
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