Lambrini Girls, Jacob Alon, Fatboy Slim and more to play intimate shows as part of BRITs Week 2026 for War Child • News • DIY Magazine

BRITs Week for War Child - the annual gig series where some of music’s most exciting names play intimate UK venues in support of War Child - has announced some huge additions to its 2026 lineup.

Five time BRIT Award nominee Olivia Dean will be playing Manchester’s iconic Albert Hall on 27th February, while The K’s will be just down the road at Gorilla the week before. Elsewhere, Spiritualized will be working their magic in London on 18th February; Drag Race icon and cultural disruptor Bimini will support Lambrini Girls as they tear up The Garage in the capital on the 16th; and Critics’ Choice Award nominee Jacob Alon will deliver a sure-to-be spellbinding performance at Edinburgh’s Assembly Rooms Music Hall on the 27th.

Due to take place throughout February - in line with The BRIT Awards 2026, which are happening on 28th February in Manchester - this year’s BRITs Week will see the initiative expand to incorporate events across the UK, echoing the Awards’ move outside London for the very first time.

Plus, fans will be treated to intimate sets from BRIT Award winner Myles Smith, legendary DJ Fatboy Slim, classical talent Katherine Jenkins, breakout DJs Josh Baker and Rossi., and BBC Sound of 2025 nominee kwn, who’ll take to stages in Nottingham, Newcastle, London, Manchester, and Brighton respectively.

All proceeds from the BRITs Week 2026 shows will go towards War Child’s essential work supporting children living through conflict.

Tickets for each show are on sale now. What’s more, there will also be a prize draw to win a pair of tickets for each show - find out more and enter here.

The full lineup for BRITs Week 2026 for War Child is as follows:

FEBRUARY 2026
12 Fatboy Slim - Boiler Shop, Newcastle, supported by Max Jones
16 Lambrini Girls - The Garage, London, supported by Bimini
18 Spiritualized – EartH Theatre, London
20 The K’s - Gorilla, Manchester
24 Myles Smith – Rescue Rooms, Nottingham, supported by Saint Raymond
25 Jack Savoretti and Katherine Jenkins OBE - Emerald Theatre, London, supported by Gabriella Cilmi
25 kwn - Patterns, Brighton, supported by CARI
25 Josh Baker - YES, Manchester, supported by Deliah and Alexandria
26 Rossi. - YES, Manchester, supported by Olive F
26 Olivia Dean - Albert Hall, Manchester
27 Jacob Alon - Music Hall at Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh

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