Robbie Williams Announces Long 90’s Tour Starting in Glasgow for New Album ‘Britpop’

Robbie Williams will begin his Long 90’s Tour at the Barrowlands Ballroom in Glasgow on 4 February 2026, just two days before the release of his 12th solo studio album, ‘Britpop’. The tour will also include stops in Liverpool, London, and Wolverhampton. Originally set for an October release, the album was delayed to February due to scheduling conflicts. ‘Britpop’ features collaborations with Chris Martin, Gaz Coombes, Tony Iommi, and Gary Barlow. Williams described the album as a reflection of the 1990s peak of Britpop, combining raw energy with upbeat, guitar-driven tracks. The fourth single from the album, ‘Pretty Face’, follows previous releases including ‘Rocket’, ‘Spies’, and ‘Human’. In addition to his music, Williams has been featured in the 2024 film ‘Better Man’, where he voiced a CGI chimpanzee, and a 2023 Netflix documentary exploring his struggles with addiction and mental health. Fans attending previous 2025 tour dates in Scotland were treated to guest appearances, including Michelle McManus performing ‘Relight My Fire’. The upcoming tour is expected to celebrate his Britpop-influenced album and bring together some of his iconic hits from the 1990s.