Join Robbie Williams in Manchester on February 27 for a special BRITs Week performance, featuring hits from his debut and latest album, with proceeds for War...
- February 12, 2026
AceShowbiz - Robbie Williams is gearing up for a unique performance in Manchester as part of the highly anticipated BRITs Week 2026. Here are the essential details you need to know.
The iconic singer will grace the stage at Aviva Studios on Friday, February 27, where he will showcase songs from his debut album Life Thru A Lens as well as tracks from his latest chart-topping record, BRITPOP. The event will also feature support from the talented band, The Lottery Winners.
In line with other performances during BRITs Week, all proceeds from this concert will be directed to War Child, an organization dedicated to providing crucial aid, education, and mental health support for children affected by conflict.
Tickets for this much-anticipated show will become available for general purchase at 10 am GMT this Friday. Fans can secure their tickets here. Additionally, there is an opportunity for fans to participate in a pre-sale for the event by signing up on the War Child website before 5 pm GMT today (Wednesday, February 11). The pre-sale will commence at 10 am GMT tomorrow (Thursday, February 12).
For those looking for a different chance to attend, BRITs Week 2026 tickets can also be acquired through a £10 prize draw. More details can be found here.
This year’s BRITs Week lineup also includes a diverse array of artists such as Olivia Dean, Spiritualized, The K’s, Fatboy Slim, Lambrini Girls, Myles Smith, and the winner of the BRITs Critics’ Choice award, Jacob Alon.
The annual series, delivered by DHL, takes place in the lead-up to the prestigious BRIT Awards. It allows renowned musicians to perform in intimate settings, all while raising vital funds and awareness for the War Child charity.
The BRIT Awards 2026 are scheduled to be held at Manchester’s Co-op Live on Saturday, February 28. For a complete list of nominees, check out the details here.
Robbie Williams' performance during BRITs Week follows his recently concluded intimate tour titled Long 90s, which wrapped up just earlier this week. This brief series of shows featured full performances of both Life Thru A Lens and BRITPOP. Notably, during the Liverpool concert, he shared the stage with his former songwriting collaborator, Guy Chambers.
Williams first announced the Long 90s tour during a small gig at Dingwalls in London back in October, which was touted as his smallest-ever headline performance.
Last month, Robbie Williams made headlines by breaking The Beatles record for the most UK Number One albums with BRITPOP, marking his 16th chart-topping album.
Expressing his excitement, he remarked in an interview with BBC News, "This is unbelievable. Absolutely unbelievable..." He humorously likened his career success to stretching an elastic band from Stoke-on-Trent to the Moon, noting that it has now extended even further.
