Artist guide
Fred again.. Concerts 2026-2027: Tour Schedule, Tickets and Cities
Emotional dance music built from voice notes and videos; a guide to Fred again.. surprise shows, tickets and travel.
Prepared by the FlyVentis editorial team and regularly reviewed for travel and event accuracy.

Who is Fred again..?
Fred again.. is the stage name of London producer and musician Fred Gibson. He started out working alongside Brian Eno and, after collaborating with artists such as Ed Sheeran and Stormzy, rose to prominence with his Actual Life series, which turns voice notes, phone videos and everyday sounds into emotional dance music.
Actual Life 3 won the Grammy for Best Dance/Electronic Album. Recently Fred again.. has built his concerts around an ever-updating music project he calls USB: he played six USB002 shows in New York in January 2026 and four at London's Alexandra Palace in February 2026. His concerts are often announced at short notice.
| Field | Detail |
|---|---|
| Born / formed | July 19, 1993 |
| Real name | Frederick John Philip Gibson |
| Origin | London, England |
| Genre | Electronic / house / UK garage |
| Active | Since 2010 |
| Label | Atlantic Records |
| Notable albums | Actual Life (April 14 – December 17 2020) (2021), Actual Life 2 (2021), Actual Life 3 (2022), Ten Days (2024) |
| Signature songs | Marea (we've lost dancing), Delilah (pull me out of this), Rumble, adore u |
Achievements and milestones
- Won the Grammy for Best Dance/Electronic Album with Actual Life 3.
- Named Producer of the Year at the BRIT Awards.
- His 2022 Boiler Room set in London became one of the platform's most-watched broadcasts.
Surprise announcements and short sale windows
Fred again.. often announces concerts on social media just days or weeks in advance; some shows go on sale soon after the announcement and sell out within minutes. Turning on notifications for his official accounts and ticketing platforms is the most reliable way to catch them.
In fast-selling sales, resale listings climb far above face value. Follow the steps in the ticket scam prevention guide and use only authorised resale platforms.
USB shows: a centre stage and messages on the screens
At Fred again.. concerts the stage is often set up in the middle of the crowd, where he rebuilds songs live on pads, keyboards and drum machines. Handwritten-style text, voice notes and phone footage run across the screens, creating a personal feel even in large venues.
Floor tickets are best if you want to see the centre stage up close; seats suit those who want to take in the screens and lighting as a whole.
Fred again.. upcoming dates
What to expect from the setlist
Marea (we've lost dancing), Delilah (pull me out of this), Rumble, adore u and leavemealone are the biggest moments of Fred again.. concerts. Sets are not fixed; songs are played in new arrangements, sometimes with surprise guest musicians.
What to know before you go
- Turn on notifications for his official accounts; announcements come at short notice.
- Do not make non-flexible travel bookings before the ticket is confirmed.
- Use earplugs near the speakers.
- Sets are not fixed; do not count on hearing a specific song.
How to plan travel around the concert
Secure the ticket before booking flights or accommodation. Aim to arrive at least a day before the show and stay 20–30 minutes from the venue on a direct public transport line; a same-day flight that runs late can mean missing the concert.
If the tour has several stops, compare the combined cost of ticket, flights and two nights' stay across cities rather than the ticket price alone.
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Frequently asked questions
Where can I follow Fred again.. concert dates?
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What are Fred again.. USB shows?
USB is the name of Fred again..'s ever-updating music project. USB002 shows took place in New York in January 2026 and at London's Alexandra Palace in February 2026.
Who is Fred again..?
Fred again.. is the stage name of London producer and musician Frederick Gibson, known for his Actual Life album series.


