FURY will begin an 11-date tour in Stoke on 21 November 2026, with the British heavy metal band playing seven UK venues before moving on to festival appearances in Germany, Norway and Denmark during 2027. The first run of dates includes shows in Bristol, Edinburgh, Birmingham, Cardiff, Portsmouth and Worthing, while the band said more cities and dates will be announced later.
Seven UK shows first
The tour opens at Eleven in Stoke on 21 November, followed by Exchange in Bristol on 17 December and Bannermans in Edinburgh on 20 December. The January leg continues at Asylum in Birmingham on 21 January 2027, The Globe in Cardiff on 22 January, Moonshine in Portsmouth on 23 January and The Factory Live in Worthing on 24 January.
The international dates begin with the Rock Hard Fest Warm-Up in Lunen, Germany, on 20 February 2027. FURY will then play Karmøygeddon Metal Fest in Kopervik, Norway, on 29 April, Nordic Noise Festival in Copenhagen, Denmark, on 7 May and Sicking High Rock in Weselberg, Germany, on 26 June.
Becky Baldwin on bass
Becky Baldwin has played bass in FURY since late 2017 and is part of the line-up for the announced shows. She has also played with Control the Storm, Dorja, Hands Off Gretel, IDestroy, Metro 13 and Triaxis, alongside her work as the permanent bassist of Mercyful Fate. Baldwin’s role connects the upcoming live run with the band’s current heavy and thrash metal line-up.
“Prince of Darkness” returns
The tour follows FURY’s 2024 re-recording of “Prince of Darkness”, which marked 10 years since the band’s debut album and introduced co-lead vocalist Nyah Ifill. The song is available on streaming services and as a digital download, CD and vinyl release. Todd Campbell produced and mixed the recording at Stompbox Studios, while Lion Island Media made the official video.
FURY formed in Worcester and released its debut album, “The Lightning Dream”, in 2014. The band followed it with “The Grand Prize” in 2020 and “Born to Sin” in 2022, with the live album “The Grand Prize Live” arriving in 2021. Its later releases included the 2023 single “Dragon’s Song” and the re-recorded “Prince of Darkness” in 2024.
