The Modfather’s coming back to North Yorkshire.
It was announced this evening (Monday) that Paul Weller will return to play the Scarborough Open Air Theatre on Friday 12 June 2026.
He will then perform at the Halifax Piece Hall two days later, on Sunday 14 June.
How to get Paul Weller tickets
Tickets for both shows go on general sale at 10am on Friday (31 October)
Weller is no stranger to Scarborough Open Air Theatre and The Piece Hall, having played sold out shows at the venues in 2022 and 2024 respectively.
Over the course of a career which extends five decades, the songs of Paul Weller are woven into the tapestry of British music.
His body of work totals 28 studio albums – eight which have topped the UK charts – together with several BRIT and Ivor Novello Awards.
With The Jam, Weller, Bruce Foxton and Rick Buckler achieved instant success with their 1977 debut single In The City. The album with which it shared its title has come to be regarded alongside Never Mind The Bollocks and London Calling as one of the musical lodestones of the punk era.
After dissolving The Jam at the peak of their powers, Weller – still only 22 – swiftly re-emerged alongside keyboard player Mick Talbot in The Style Council resulting in a string of hits that included Shout To The Top and My Ever Changing Moods – songs that Weller regularly plays to this day.
As a solo artist, Weller forged his own path with acclaimed albums including Wild Wood and Stanley Road, which helped shape a new era of British guitar music.
His creative restlessness has continued into the 21st century with records like 22 Dreams, On Sunset, and his latest album 66 (2024) – a vibrant, life-affirming work that reaffirms his enduring influence and commitment to artistic progression.
Julian Murray, of Scarborough Open Air Theatre promoters Cuffe and Taylor, said: “I’m delighted we are able to bring Paul Weller back to Scarborough OAT – he has had such a huge influence on British music and is a true icon.
“His last show here in 2024 was part of an incredible weekend of music, and we can expect more of the same when he returns in 2026. I’m looking forward to this being one of the highlights of the summer.”
