Connor Selby Announces September UK Tour Dates

His latest album The Truth Comes Out Eventually is out now – Stream/Order HERE

“Selby is an Eric Clapton for the 2020s” MOJO

Tickets are available HERE.

Watch the videos for Amelia | The Truth Comes Out Eventually | Someone

The award-winning singer-songwriter Connor Selby has announced a UK tour for September, which will begin on 2 September in Nottingham (Peggy’s Skylight) and call through Glasgow (Hug and Pint), York (Rise), Worthing (The Factory), Sittingbourne (Swale Assembly), Milton Keynes (Stables 2), Buxton (Pavilion Arts), Barnoldswick (Music and Arts), Birkenhead (Future Yard), Barnard Castle (The Witham), Swindon (Arts Centre), Oxford (The Bullingdon), New Milton (Forest Arts Centre), London (PIzza Express Live Chelsea) and finishing on 1 October at the Login Lounge in Camberley. You can get tickets from HERE.

Selby is currently on tour in Germany with Keb’ Mo’ – another in a long line of blues heroes that the young bluesman has toured with. Talking about the run of dates he says, “I’m very proud to be joining the great Keb’ Mo’ on four of his German shows. This is my first run of support shows on the continent and I’m thrilled to be joining, who I consider to be a modern day blues legend, in the truest sense”

The young multi-award-winning musician has already orbited the circles of some of the world’s most inspiring artists – from collaborating with Mark Knopfler to supporting The Who at Wembley Stadium and sharing the stage at London’s Hyde Park Festival alongside the likes of Pearl Jam and Stereophonics. He has toured with powerhouse singer Beth Hart, including a performance at the iconic London Palladium. His glittering tour CV has included shows with Robert Cray, Joanne Shaw Taylor, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Betty LaVette, and P.P. Arnold.

Photo (c) Rob Blackham

He picked up the ‘Traditional Blues Artist of the Year’ at the 2026 UK Blues Awards – for the second consecutive year -and has spent 2026 touring through Europe, lighting up stages on the continent and joined the Guitarmania European tour through May alongside Krissy Matthews, Russell Marsden (Band of Skulls), Pablo Van De Poel (DeWolff) and Óskar Logi Ágústsson (The Vintage Caravan).

As he prepares to head out on a UK headline run he enthuses, “I’m thrilled to be embarking on another UK Tour and returning to some of my favourite venues and playing some new ones, continuing the story of my last album The Truth Comes Out Eventually. We will be playing the songs from the album which have really developed on the road since the album release and some songs we have never played before.”

Released in August 2025, The Truth Comes Out Eventually is his most personal collection of songs to date. The album has sprinkled acorns of hope and heartache from the singles, including “Amelia“, a Nick Drake-inspired tale of helplessness that has been under lock and key since his teenage years. “The Truth Comes Out Eventually” battles with expectations, and the heart-fluttering groove of the album opener and his first single, “Someone,” sees Selby in full bandleader mode.

“Selby is an Eric Clapton for the 2020s”, proclaimed MOJO magazine of his latest release, out now on Provogue – home to Beth Hart, Walter Trout, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Thorbjørn Risager & The Black Tornado, Robin Trower and Robben Ford.

Selby’s voice envelopes his music with an emotional integrity as he delves deep into his soul, all the way down into his core and the feeling of belonging.

Connor Selby Online

Tour DatesTickets are available HERE.

Keb Mo Dates

19 Jun – Slaughterhouse Cultural Center, Bremen – Germany
22 Jun. – Der Anker, Leipzig – Germany
23 Jun – Schön & Frölich, Braunschweig – Germany

Further Dates

20 Jun – Basingstoke Blues Club, Basingstone – UK
24 Jun – Temperance, Leamington Spa – UK
26 Jun – Alford Rock and Blues Festival. Alford – UK
10 Jul – Upstairs at the Red Lion, Manningtree – UK
16 Jul – The Eel Pie Club. Twickenham – UK
17 Jul – The Marshall Studio, Bletchley – UK
01 Aug – Dideworth Blues Club, Diseworth – UK
22 Aug – Old Bush Blues Festival, Callow End – UK
28 Aug – The Booking Hall, Dover – UK
29 Aug – Oslo Bluesklubb, Oslo – Norway
04 Sep – Peggy’s Skylight, Nottingham – UK
05 Sep – Hug and Pint, Glasgow – UK
06 Sep – Rise, York – UK
09 Sep – The Factory, Worthing – UK
11 Sep – Swale Assembly, Sittingbourne – UK
12 Sep – Stables 2, Milton Keynes – UK
13 Sep -,Pavillion Arts, Buxton – UK
16 Sep – Music and Arts Centre, Barnoldswick – UK
17 Sep – Future Yard, Birkenhead – UK
18 Sep – The Witham, Barnard Castle – UK
20 Sep – Swindon Arts Centre, Swindon – UK
23 Sep – The Bullingdon, Oxford – UK
26 Sep – Forest Arts Centre, New Milton – UK
30 Sep – Pizza Express Chelsea, London – UK
01 Oct – Login Lounge, Camberley – UK
27 Oct – Meisenfrei Blues Club, Bremen – Germany