Boris celebrates PINK’s 20th anniversary across seven UK cities from 10–16 October. The “Do You Remember The Pink Days?” run revisits the album with Planning for Burial supporting every date, while an added Bristol matinee creates a separate chance to hear flood.
Anniversary releases and an added Bristol show
The tour is part of the current 20th-anniversary cycle around PINK. Relapse Records’ official catalogue lists PINK (20th Anniversary Reissue) and Dronevil -Example- (20th Anniversary Reissue) as current 2×12-inch releases, although it does not give exact release dates.
Bristol now has two separately ticketed performances on 10 October. The added 15:00 matinee is a flood set; the later “Pink Days” show is sold out. Boris added the daytime performance after the original Bristol date sold out.
UK dates and availability
- 10 October - Strange Brew, Bristol: added 15:00 flood set; official artist schedule did not mark it sold out
- 10 October - Strange Brew, Bristol: late “Pink Days” set - sold out
- 11 October - Digital, Newcastle: no sold-out annotation on the artist schedule; confirm live availability
- 12 October - Òran Mór, Glasgow: sold out
- 13 October - Brudenell Social Club, Leeds: sold out
- 14 October - Gorilla, Manchester: sold out
- 15 October - Electric Brixton, London: low-ticket alert
- 16 October - Concorde 2, Brighton: sold out
The artist’s status annotations do not establish live seller inventory or current prices and mandatory fees, so confirm each date with the relevant seller. Full running orders, support stage times, set lengths and merchandise details remain TBA.
Venue planning
Age/ID, re-entry, last-entry, bag/security and accessibility rules differ by venue. Read the relevant venue and ticket-seller guidance before travelling. Useful venue contacts include Digital at info@yourfutureisdigital.com, Gorilla at hello@thisisgorilla.com and Electric Brixton access enquiries at access@electricbrixton.uk.com.
See Boris’s official tour announcement and latest tour update for current status.
Cover image
“Boris-Profile” by Romoromor, photographed in 2019, via Wikimedia Commons, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0. It depicts Boris but not the 2026 tour or anniversary production. Cropped for presentation.
