Biffy Clyro Futique Tour Setlist: UK & Ireland Opening Night
- Scottish rock band Biffy Clyro revealed eight new song titles on January 10, 2026, as they gear up for what they've called the biggest gig of their lives.The...
- The song titles were shared via social media, generating excitement among fans anticipating the band's upcoming album.
- Nothing But Thieves,an English rock band,will also be performing at Finsbury Park.
Biffy Clyro have kicked off their huge ‘Futique’ UK and Ireland tour in Belfast - check out footage and setlist info below.
On Friday night (January 9), the band played at the SSE Arena in the first of a run of nine shows in support of their 10th album ‘Futique’, which was released in September.Soft Play and The Armed are supporting them on the trek, but bassist James Johnston is sitting the tour out to focus on his mental health, which he said last month had “led to addiction issues” that he had “kept concealed for a long time” and had started to cause “important problems for myself and everyone around me”. Naomi Macleod of Bitch Falcon and Empire State Bastard is sitting in for Johnston for the shows.
Seven tracks from ‘Futique’ made their way onto the setlist,among classics including ‘Mountains’,’Living Is A Problem Because Everything Dies’ and ’Many Of Horror’,while the stage setup itself reflected the new record’s angular artwork.
Check out footage and reaction from the show here:
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Biffy Clyro Announces Eight New Song Titles Ahead of 2026 finsbury Park Show
Scottish rock band Biffy Clyro revealed eight new song titles on January 10, 2026, as they gear up for what they’ve called the biggest gig of their lives.The band will headline London’s Finsbury Park on July 11, 2026, with support from Nothing But Thieves and Don Broco.
New Song Titles
- ‘Instant History’
- ‘Mountains’
- ‘Two People In Love’
- ‘Machines’
- ‘The Captain’
- ‘living Is A Problem Because Everything Dies’
- ‘Bubbles’
- ‘Many Of Horror’
The song titles were shared via social media, generating excitement among fans anticipating the band’s upcoming album. The Finsbury Park concert is expected to draw a crowd of 40,000 people. Tickets for the July 11th show are currently available.
Nothing But Thieves,an English rock band,will also be performing at Finsbury Park. More details about Nothing But Thieves can be found on NME.
