Fresh off the release of her electrifying new album Some Kind of Feeling, world‑renowned guitarist, singer, and all‑round rock powerhouse Orianthi is gearing up to ignite stages across the UK in January 2026. Fans have been waiting for this — and judging by the early buzz, they’re about to be rewarded with one of her most dynamic tours yet.

Joining Orianthi on the road will be David Bruner, providing support across the run of shows. His presence adds an exciting extra layer to an already stacked bill, making this tour a must‑see for guitar lovers and rock fans alike.

Tour Dates & Ticket Info:-

The tour kicks off in Manchester before heading north to Glasgow and then across the country for a series of intimate, high‑energy shows. One date has already hit capacity — Leeds Brudenell on January 28th is officially sold out — so fans are encouraged to move fast.

UK Tour Dates:

- Jan 24 – Manchester, Band on the Wall  

- Jan 25 – Glasgow, Oran Mor  

- Jan 28 – Leeds, Brudenell (Sold Out)  

- Jan 29 – London, O2 Academy Islington  

- Jan 31 – Planet Rock’s Winter’s End  

- Feb 1 – Southampton, The Brook  

Tickets for all non‑sold‑out shows are available now via The Gig Cartel.

A New Album That Hits Hard

Released digitally on June 27th via Woodward Avenue Records, Some Kind of Feeling marks another bold chapter in Orianthi’s evolution. The album blends fiery guitar work, soulful vocals, and a modern edge that proves she’s still pushing boundaries two decades into her career.

Orianthi herself produced three standout tracks — “First Time Blues” (featuring Joe Bonamassa), “Ghost,” and “Bad For Each Other.” The remaining seven songs, including the current single “Attention,” were produced by the legendary Kevin Shirley (Black Country Communion, Joanne Shaw Taylor, Beth Hart, Joe Bonamassa).

Fans can grab the album in all formats at:  

👉 https://orcd.co/OrianthiSKOF

“Attention” — A Single That Demands Exactly That

Her latest single, “Attention,” is a fiery, attitude‑driven anthem that digs into the chaos of an ex‑lover’s late‑night drunk texting — but there’s a deeper layer too. The title feels like a challenge to listeners: have we truly been paying attention to Orianthi’s artistry over the past 20 years?

With razor‑sharp riffs, a killer hook, and a video that showcases her trademark swagger, “Attention” is the perfect snapshot of where she is right now — confident, creative, and absolutely on fire.

Orianthi has always been a force — from her breakout performances with Michael Jackson and Alice Cooper to her acclaimed solo work. But Some Kind of Feeling feels like a statement. A reminder. A spark.

Pair that with the intimate venues, the addition of David Bruner, and a fanbase hungry for live music, and you’ve got the makings of one of 2026’s most exciting rock tours.

Don’t sleep on this one. If Leeds is already sold out, the rest won’t be far behind.

In the meantime, check out the title track to Orianthi's latest album below.