News: Scenius Announced As Support Act For Midge Ure’s Upcoming British Tour

April 17, 2026

including dates at Bournemouth Pavilion & Portsmouth Guildhall

Rising alternative outfit Scenius are proud to announce that they will be joining legendary musician Midge Ure as the official support act on his forthcoming British tour.

Known for their atmospheric soundscapes, emotive lyricism, and electrifying live performances, Scenius have been steadily building momentum across the electronic music scene. This tour marks a major milestone for the band, offering them the opportunity to perform alongside one of the most influential figures in British music.

“We’re incredibly honoured to be part of this tour, Midge Ure’s work has had a lasting impact on generations of artists, including ourselves. To share the stage with him is both humbling and exciting—we can’t wait to connect with audiences across the country.”

Midge Ure, celebrated for his pioneering contributions to new wave and synth-pop, as well as his role in iconic projects and live performances, continues to captivate audiences with his timeless catalogue and compelling stage presence. He’ll also be playing songs from his new album ‘A Man Of Two Worlds’. The addition of Scenius to the line-up promises an engaging and dynamic concert experience for fans old and new.

The tour will span 21 cities across the UK with Scenius set to deliver a soulful synth-pop introduction to each show.

Fans are encouraged to arrive early to catch Scenius’ opening sets, which are set to deliver a powerful introduction to each evening’s performance.

Tour Dates & Ticket Information
8 May, Forum, Bath
9 May, Philharmonic Hall, Liverpool
11 May, De Montfort Hall, Leicester
12 May Symphony Hall, Birmingham
14 May New Theatre, Oxford
15 May Pavilions, Plymouth
18 May, City Hall, Sheffield
19 May, Bridgewater Hall, Manchester
20 May, Music Hall, Aberdeen
22 May, SEC Armadillo, Glasgow
24 May, Usher Hall, Edinburgh
25 May, Barbican Hall, London
26 May, Hexagon, Reading
27 May, Pavilion Theatre, Bournemouth
29 May, Live, Bradford
30 May, Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham
31 May, Corn Exchange, Cambridge
2 June, Cliffs, Southend
3 June, Guildhall, Portsmouth
4 June, Milton Keynes Theatre, Milton Keynes
5 June, Glasshouse, Gateshead