POP royalty Anastacia has revealed she’s returning to the UK and Ireland for a huge new tour.
The singer, 56, will play nine dates in September 2026 as part of her #NTK tour next year, with European dates to be announced soon.
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This marks Anastacia’s return to London’s OVO Wembley Arena after last performing at the venue 22 years ago.
The upcoming tour will see the performer descend upon Belfast, Dublin, Glasgow, Manchester and Wolverhampton.
She will conclude her tour dates with three shows in Cardiff, London and finally Brighton.
Fans will be pleased to know that tickets will go on sale at 10am on Friday, 5 September via anastacia.com/live.
The American-native, who appeared on The Masked Singer announced the exciting news today on her Instagram as she posted the official tour poster.
She penned: “We’re coming back in 2026 with the #NTK Tour starting in the UK and Ireland. Europe dates to come soon.”
Loyal fans flocked to the comments section to share their excitement as one enthused: “Wembley Arena is where I saw Anastacia for the first time in 2005.”
Another fan commented: “I’m so happy that you are coming to Cardiff next year, my hometown and of course I’ll have to go to Wembley, the place I saw you live for the very first time.”
Someone else said: “Yes!!!! The tour that keeps on giving. The best celebration for an album ever,” and a fourth added: “Time to buy my first flight for the UK.”
Speaking about the upcoming shows, Anastacia, who revealed why she not to have children, said: “This tour is such a special moment for me.
“Returning to Wembley after so many years feels like coming full circle—and I can’t wait to celebrate these songs with the fans who’ve been on this journey with me since the very beginning.”
The Strictly Come Dancing star appeared on This Morning today and spoke to Rylan Clark and Josie Gibson about her 2026 tour.
She expressed: “Three weeks from now I will have done 70 shows this tour this year. I’m super grateful for it because it’s the 25th anniversary and you know it just seemed like people were really up for celebration and every crowd, every country was super excited about being there.
“When I got to the number 25, I actually was like, wow, yeah, that’s kind of cool. I do feel there is a place, they’re still playing my music, they actually like my music still. I feel good about it.”
The tour comes as Anastacia celebrates 25 years since the release of her chart-topping debut album, Not That Kind.
She played an incredible 64 shows across the UK and Europe earlier this year as part of her sold-out, Not That Kind tour.
In September, she will head to Australia for four shows and to commemorate the milestone in her career, she has released a special anniversary edition of her debut album.
Anastacia began her career back in 1993 and has gained commercial success with huge hits over the years including I’m Outta Love, Paid My Dues and Left Outside.
After releasing her first album in 2000, the icon has gone on to release seven further albums, with seven worldwide tours.
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