Ferocious Dog have one mission for 2026: to make their final year on the road their most unforgettable yet. With their last ever Spring Tour wrapped up and a full festival season ahead - one last explosive Autumn run remains. Ending in the bands home terf of Nottingham on November 28th at the iconic Rock City. The band will end the year giving everything they’ve got to the fans who’ve carried them so far.
After years of tearing up stages across the UK and beyond, Autumn 2026 marks the very last and final chance to experience Ferocious Dog in their element. Fans can expect their trademark collision of Celtic-folk and punk rock, and the fiery protest spirit that has defined the band from day one. With riotous fiddle and banjo leads alongside songs about unity and resistance, every show will be a celebration of the music and most importantly the community built along the way. Across their career, Ferocious Dog have earned a fierce reputation as one of the UK’s most raucous live acts with music that has drawn comparisons to The Levellers, New Model Army, Billy Bragg, and Dropkick Murphys. Not just for the sound, but for the heart behind it. Their commitment to storytelling, activism, and community has set them apart, creating a space where the like-minded come together in solidarity. The 2026 tours aren’t just another set of dates. They’re a celebration of everything the band and their fans have built together. Whether you’ve been there from the early days or you’re stepping into the crowd for the first time, this is the best but also last chance to be part of Ferocious Dog history.
General Bio (2026) Ferocious Dog are a six-piece band dealing in a hard-hitting blend of Celtic-folk and punk rock, a sound that has earned them comparisons to acts such as The Levellers, New Model Army and Dropkick Murphys. Their wide-ranging influences and uncompromising social commentary have shaped a catalogue rooted in conviction, defiance, and community. Across their career, the band have headlined extensive UK and European tours, performed as far afield as Kenya and Dubai, and appeared at major festivals including Glastonbury, Beautiful Days, Bearded Theory, Splendour, Lowlands (NL), Wacken (GER) and Hellfest (FR). 2026 marks their final year of live shows, bringing an impressive touring legacy to a close
