Wet Wet Wet Scottish Tour 2027 Ticket Prices and Presales: Here's how to see the band celebrate 40 years of Popped In Souled Out - and who's supporting

Released in 1987, the album catapulted the Scottish band to fame and was only kept off the number one spot in the UK album charts on the year of its release by Michael Jackson's Bad. The five-times platinum record would later finally top the charts in January 1988.

Hit singles from the album included Wishing I Was Lucky, Sweet Little Mystery, Angel Eyes (Home and Away) and Temptation.

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Frontman Marti Pellow left the band in 2017 and continues to tour singing Wet Wet Wet songs, but the remaining band members replaced him with former Liberty X singer Kevin Simm a year later.

Across two extensive UK touring runs in February and October 2027, the band will perform songs from Popped In Souled Out alongside a catalogue of beloved hits spanning their remarkable career.

And there’s good news for Scottish fans - with a string of dates to look forward to.

Here’s everything you need to know.

What Scottish dates are Wet Wet Wet playing?

Here are all the dates north of the border on the 40th anniversary tour in 2027:

• Wednesday, February 24: Dunfermline Alhambra Theatre
• Thursday, February 25: Dundee Caird Hall
• Wednesday, October 20: Aberdeen Music Hall
• Thursday, October 21: Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
• Friday, October 22: Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
• Saturday, October 23: Edinburgh Usher Hall

Who is supporting Wet Wet Wet on their Scottish gigs?

The Christians will provide support for the Dundee and Aberdeen gigs, while Roachford will do the honours for the Aberdeen gig and the first night in Glasgow. The second night in Glasgow and the Edinburgh gig will see Jonny Hates Jazz warm up the crowd.

When are tickets on sale for Wet Wet Wet’s Scottish concerts?

Tickets go on general sale at 10am on Friday, April 17, here.

Are there any ticket presales for Wet Wet Wet’s Scottish gigs?

As has become standard, there are a number of way to get your hands on tickets before the general sale.

Sign up to the band’s mailing list here and you’ll be sent a code to access tickets from 10am on Wednesday, April 15.

O2 mobile phone customers will also have access to tickets from 10am on Wednesday, April 15, via the Priority App.

Finally, if you set up a Ticketmaster account here you’ll be able to buy tickets from 10am on Thursday, April 16.

How much are tickets to see Wet Wet Wet?

While the official ticket prices have yet to be announced expect them to be broadly similar (maybe add a tenner) to their current tour where tickets are priced from £32 to £120.

What songs will Wet Wet Wet be playing?

Wet Wet Wet will be playing album Popped In Sold Out in full, followed by a few of their other hits, so you’re sure to hear the following, along with songs like Goodnight Girl and Love Is All Around.

1. Wishing I Was Lucky
2. East of the River
3. I Remember
4. Angel Eyes (Home and Away)
5. Sweet Little Mystery
6. I Don't Believe (Sonny's Letter)
7. Temptation
8. I Can Give You Everything
9. The Moment You Left Me
10. Words of Wisdom
11. Don't Let Me Be Lonely Tonight
12. World in Another

What have the band said about the tour?

Graeme Clark said: “When we made Popped In Souled Out, I was just a young guy. Forty years later, those songs have taken on a life of their own, and this tour is about celebrating where it all began without forgetting what followed. It’ll feel like stepping back into those original PISO shoes - only now with a lifetime of experience and with an audience who’ve been with us through every twist and turn.”

Kevin Simm added: “I’m really excited to be going back out on tour in 2027 and celebrating 40 years of Popped In Souled Out. It’s an absolute honour and a privilege as always to sing these iconic and timeless songs, and to perform them in so many venues across the UK to so many fans of the band is really a dream come true.”

Graeme Duffin said: “I’d have been gobsmacked if anyone had told me 40 years ago that the tracks on Popped In Souled Out would still be loved by so many and that I’d still be performing them with the band after all that time. These shows are going to be a blast, and I know that fans are going to enjoy the shows just as much as us when we hit the road again next year.”

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