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Archers sign to Fearless Records and announce headline UK/EU tour

Author Benedetta Baldin - 3.2.2026

Wisconsin-based rock band Archers have announced an upcoming European/UK tour for April, off the back of joining the Fearless Records roster with the release of first single & video ‘The Dirt’. Artist pre-sale will launch on 4th February, while general on-sale tickets will be available from Friday 6th February, with access to both available at this link. Scroll down for full list of dates.

Archers, who are returning for the first time since their Download Festival (UK), Rock For People (CZ) & Greenfield Festival (CH) appearances – as well as selling out their debut London headline show – will be joined on the road by Tropic Gold in the UK & Lost In Hollywood in Europe.

Speaking about the tour announcement, the band shares:
“We’re excited and grateful to be coming back to the UK and EU so soon! We had a blast on our first run there last summer and can’t wait to branch out further into the continent!”

ARCHERS – UK/EU TOUR 2026

14th April – Audio (Glasgow, UK) *
15th April – Deaf Institute (Manchester, UK) *
15th April – Downstairs at the Dome (London, UK) *
18th April – Les Etoiles (Paris, FR) ^
19th April – MTC (Cologne, DE) ^
21st April – Kesselhaus (Wiesbaden, DE) ^
22nd April – Kiff (Aarau, CH) ^
23rd April – Legend Club (Milan, IT) ^
24th April – Live Evil (Munich, DE) ^
25th April – Rockhouse Bar (Salzburg, DE) ^
26th April – Viper Room (Vienna, AT) ^
28th April – Bike Jesus (Prague, CZ) ^
29th April – Wizemann Studio (Stuttgart, DE) ^
30th April – Molotow (Hamburg, DE) ^
2nd May – Patronaat Stage 2 (Haarlem, NL)

* with Tropic Gold
^ with Lost In Hollywood

Releasing as the band tours North America supporting Nothing More, ‘The Dirt’ is an unforgettable rager, spinning a seasick groove laced into skittering synths and relatable lyrics. It basically begs to be played loudly — and on repeat. Watch the video here and stream the song here.

“’The Dirt’ is about struggling with imposter syndrome,” the band explains. “It strips back the pretense and asks the uncomfortable questions: ‘How far have I really come?’ and ‘Do I belong here?’”