Radio Porridge Unveils Its Last UK Show

Radio Radio has announced her final show in the UK—details about tickets are provided below.

Farewell from the Brighton Indie-Rob Group

The Brighton Indie-Rob Group revealed their breakup in January of last year when they released their new single “I Do Not Want to Dance.” They also elaborated on their farewell EP titled “The Car Starts to Sing,” which was released in February of the same year.

In addition to their dates in the EU and the USA, Porridge Radio has shared news about the last shows on their UK tour. Before they perform their official farewell, they will take the stage at the Bearded Theory Festival in Norwich on May 25 and the London Rally Festival on August 23.

Following those events, the group will kick off their final series of shows at Trinity Church in Bristol on December 2, before stopping at Gorilla in Manchester on December 4 and the Brudenell Social Club in Leeds on December 5. They will conclude their tour on December 7 in Glasgow at St. Luke’s.

Tickets went on sale today—remaining tickets can be found on their website here.

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The final UK tour dates for Porridge Radio: 2025:

MAY
25 – Bearded Theory Festival, Norwich

AUGUST
23 – London Rally

DECEMBER
2 – Trinity Church, Bristol
4 – Gorilla, Manchester
5 – Brudenell Social Club, Leeds
7 – St. Luke’s, Glasgow

The band also announced their EU tour dates earlier. Check the complete list of dates below and visit here to buy tickets.

Porridge Radio 2025 European tour dates:

MAY
6 – Athens, GR, ANCLUB
8 – Istanbul, TR, Blind
10 – Bucharest, RO, Control Club

When Porridge Radio announced their split, the group mentioned on Twitter that the songs in “The Car Starts to Sing” are an integral part of the album “Clouds in the Sky that They Will Always Be There for Me”, representing 11 songs. We are glad that you will be able to listen to them.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRM-RXURUEE

“This band was our life; we are now family. These tours will be our last—thank you for listening. With love, Danah, George, Sam, and Dan.”

For their final album “Clouds in the Sky They Will Always Be Next to Me,” NME gave it a five-star review, stating: “Closing with the stomping, almost euphoric ‘Conditional Blues’ truly provides this final flourish. It’s a deliberate leap in emotional feeling and a farewell linked to a record that surprises, touches, and invigorates with its honesty.”