The Feeling add November dates for Twelve Stops at 20

Fifteen nights from Portsmouth to Carlisle will see the debut played in full, following a spring leg.

The Feeling have added a 15-date UK headline tour in November 2026 to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of their triple-platinum debut album Twelve Stops And Home. Across the run, the English pop-rock band will perform the record in full, then play the hits that followed, on a route taking in theatres, academies and civic rooms from the south coast to the far north of England.

Tickets are already on sale through official channels.

The anniversary campaign did not begin with these November shows. The band had already undertaken a March 2026 leg on the road. That sequence now extends into late autumn with a second, fuller set of headline nights.

Horsham roots and a chart-heavy debut

The Feeling, from Horsham in Sussex, announced themselves in 2006 with the Four Stops and Home EP and the single Sewn. Twelve Stops And Home followed as the full-length statement: a triple-platinum debut that landed four UK Top 10 hits and fixed the band in the mid-noughties pop-rock conversation. The record’s anniversary is the reason these dates exist, and playing it front to back is the frame for the night.

What came after kept them writing and touring rather than freezing the debut in amber. Boy Cried Wolf arrived in 2013, with an expanded edition the next year. A self-titled album followed in 2016. After the 2021 collaboration single Don’t Stop with Jamie Cullum and the original West End cast of Everybody’s Talking About Jamie, they returned with Loss. Hope. Love. in 2022, issued Live in London and a pair of reimagined singles — Fill My Little World and Never Be Lonely — in 2023, and released San Vito in 2024. Still You Want More now stitches the early sessions back into the present catalogue.

For listeners who first met the band on those Top 10 singles, the arc matters: the anniversary is not a museum piece but a chance to hear the opening chapter whole, set against two decades of further writing.

Fifteen nights, album first

The November itinerary opens on 3 November at Portsmouth’s The Gaiety and moves the next night to Liverpool’s O2 Academy. Cardiff’s Tramshed hosts the show on 5 November, with Oxford’s O2 Academy on the 6th and Bournemouth’s O2 Academy on the 7th. After a short break, the run continues at Eastbourne Winter Gardens on 11 November and Margate’s Drill Shed on the 12th, then Frome’s Cheese & Grain on the 14th and Torquay Arena on the 15th. Lincoln’s The Drill follows on 18 November, Shrewsbury’s Buttermarket on the 19th and Middlesbrough’s The Empire on the 20th. The advertised list continues on 25 November at Carlisle’s The Old Fire Station, 26 November at Coventry Empire and 27 November at Northampton Roadmender.

The shape of the evening is clear from the announcement: Twelve Stops And Home will be played complete, followed by the wider set of singles and album tracks that have carried the band through two decades of gigs. Rooms run from seaside theatres to academy floors, sized for a full-album night rather than a festival slot.

With the March dates already behind them and November now locked in, the twentieth-anniversary year for Twelve Stops And Home has become a full campaign rather than a single lap of the venues. Further additions have not been detailed; for now the focus is on the fifteen nights ahead and on hearing the debut played as a whole.