Ghosts arrives as Passenger's Wild Love comes into view
The album is locked for 6 November 2026, with consecutive Irish headline nights at the 3Olympia and the Ulster Hall already set for September 2027.
Passenger has shared Ghosts, the latest track from his forthcoming album Wild Love, which is due out on 6 November 2026. The song continues the pre-release schedule through mid-October and arrives ahead of Mike Rosenberg’s extensive 2027 tour.
That live run already takes in consecutive Irish headline nights. Dublin’s 3Olympia and Belfast’s Ulster Hall are both set for September 2027, dates announced earlier in the campaign and still the firm markers for when the new material is due on stage here.
No full tracklisting for Wild Love has been issued alongside the single. Further details of the album — the remaining song titles, the production credits, any guest players — have not been supplied in the public announcements so far. The order of business is plain: Ghosts is out now, the album follows in early November, and the tour is in 2027.
Rosenberg records and performs as Passenger. For a British singer-songwriter whose work sits squarely in the pop and rock lane that this station plays every day, each new track ahead of a studio album poses a simple question of how the next chapter will sound once it moves from single to full set. Let Her Go remains the song most readily tied to the name for many listeners; Wild Love will be the next complete statement around which a fresh run of gigs is built.
The Irish dates matter in that frame. Consecutive headline nights in Dublin and Belfast give the 2027 itinerary a clear shape on this island before the wider routing is filled in. The tour is extensive, yet the full list of cities and venues beyond those two rooms has not been laid out in step with the arrival of Ghosts. What is confirmed is enough to put the live sequel on the calendar: September 2027 at the 3Olympia and the Ulster Hall.
Since earlier word of the single and the Irish nights, the practical step has been the track itself going out to play. The album date and the tour skeleton are unchanged; the new element is the song in listeners’ hands while the final weeks before 6 November tick down. The gap between a mid-October single and a 6 November album is short by design, and leaves little room for a long drip of further previews.
Whether Ghosts turns out to define the tone of Wild Love or sits as one mood among several is a question for the full release. Until then the release calendar does not need embellishment: the single is available, Wild Love arrives on 6 November 2026, and the road opens the following year, with Dublin and Belfast already marked for consecutive headline shows in September.
SEPTEMBER 2027
7 – Dublin, 3Olympia Theatre
8 – Belfast, Ulster Hall
11 – Glasgow, O2 Academy
12 – Edinburgh, Usher Hall
14 – Newcastle Upon Tyne, O2 City Hall Newcastle
15 – Manchester, O2 Apollo
17 – London, Eventim Apollo
21 – Exeter, The Great Hall
24 – Birmingham, O2 Academy
25 – Brighton, Brighton Dome
That live run already takes in consecutive Irish headline nights. Dublin’s 3Olympia and Belfast’s Ulster Hall are both set for September 2027, dates announced earlier in the campaign and still the firm markers for when the new material is due on stage here.
No full tracklisting for Wild Love has been issued alongside the single. Further details of the album — the remaining song titles, the production credits, any guest players — have not been supplied in the public announcements so far. The order of business is plain: Ghosts is out now, the album follows in early November, and the tour is in 2027.
Rosenberg records and performs as Passenger. For a British singer-songwriter whose work sits squarely in the pop and rock lane that this station plays every day, each new track ahead of a studio album poses a simple question of how the next chapter will sound once it moves from single to full set. Let Her Go remains the song most readily tied to the name for many listeners; Wild Love will be the next complete statement around which a fresh run of gigs is built.
The Irish dates matter in that frame. Consecutive headline nights in Dublin and Belfast give the 2027 itinerary a clear shape on this island before the wider routing is filled in. The tour is extensive, yet the full list of cities and venues beyond those two rooms has not been laid out in step with the arrival of Ghosts. What is confirmed is enough to put the live sequel on the calendar: September 2027 at the 3Olympia and the Ulster Hall.
Since earlier word of the single and the Irish nights, the practical step has been the track itself going out to play. The album date and the tour skeleton are unchanged; the new element is the song in listeners’ hands while the final weeks before 6 November tick down. The gap between a mid-October single and a 6 November album is short by design, and leaves little room for a long drip of further previews.
Whether Ghosts turns out to define the tone of Wild Love or sits as one mood among several is a question for the full release. Until then the release calendar does not need embellishment: the single is available, Wild Love arrives on 6 November 2026, and the road opens the following year, with Dublin and Belfast already marked for consecutive headline shows in September.
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Tour datesSEPTEMBER 2027
7 – Dublin, 3Olympia Theatre
8 – Belfast, Ulster Hall
11 – Glasgow, O2 Academy
12 – Edinburgh, Usher Hall
14 – Newcastle Upon Tyne, O2 City Hall Newcastle
15 – Manchester, O2 Apollo
17 – London, Eventim Apollo
21 – Exeter, The Great Hall
24 – Birmingham, O2 Academy
25 – Brighton, Brighton Dome
