Cast have enjoyed the summer of a lifetime, creating unforgettable memories for the band and fans alike as they won over stadiums in the UK, Ireland and North America as guests to Oasis.
That life-affirming positivity is overflowing into their new music too, with recent singles ‘Poison Vine’ and ‘Way It’s Gotta Be (Oh Yeah)’ earning some of the strongest airplay of the career as well as a new flurry of international attention. 2026 is shaping up to be similarly special, starting with the release of the new album ‘Yeah Yeah Yeah’ on January 30th – a record that Cast now further preview with the new single ‘Calling Out Your Name’.
The feeling that Cast have been reborn is lit by the joyous feeling that flows throughout ‘Calling Out Your Name’. It simmers with the exuberant energy and instantly memorable hooks that the band first made their name with, but time has seasoned their rock ‘n roll roots with a touch of Northern Soul passion. That latter quality is underlined with soaring gospel soul vocals as the song reaches its finale, recalling the magic touch of their recent collaborator P.P. Arnold.
Frontman John Power says, “”’Calling Out Your Name’ is a song telling you that you don’t need to be afraid or need to be given a reason or need anyone else’s permission to be yourself. Just your own acceptance of who you want to be. We all want to be someone, so why not be ourselves?”
While 2024’s ‘Love Is The Call’ was praised for introducing a rejuvenated Cast, ‘Calling Out Your Name’, ‘Poison Vine’ and ‘Way It’s Gotta Be (Oh Yeah)’ all providence compelling evidence that ‘Yeah Yeah Yeah’ will take Cast’s current era to a new peak. The band is still completed by original members Liam ‘Skin’ Tyson (guitar) and Keith O’Neill (drums), and they recorded ‘Yeah Yeah Yeah’ in Spain with the renowned producer Youth (The Verve’s ‘Urban Hymns’).
After the Oasis tour reconnected Cast with original fans and introduced them to new ones, it’s now almost time for them to step back out on their own with the ‘30 Years of All Change’ headline tour. Their Top 10, Platinum-certified debut is full of hits in the shape of ‘Finetime’, ‘Alright’, ‘Sandstorm’, ‘Walkaway’ and ‘Flying’.
The dates are below, and limited remaining tickets are available HERE.
OCTOBER
29th – Dublin, 3Olympia
30th – Belfast, Limelight
NOVEMBER
6th – Nottingham, Rock City
7th – Oxford, O2 Academy
8th – Torquay, Arena
13th – Birmingham, O2 Institute
14th – Cardiff, Uni Y Plas
15th – Leeds, O2 Academy
20th – Bournemouth, O2 Academy
21st – London, O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire (LOW TICKETS)
22nd – Manchester, Albert Hall (LOW TICKETS)
27th – Sheffield, Leadmill (NEW VENUE)
28th – Newcastle, NX
29th – Glasgow, Barrowland Ballroom (SOLD OUT)
DECEMBER
5th – Liverpool, Olympia (LOW TICKETS)
JULY 2026
17th – London, Alexandra Palace Park (guests to Richard Ashcroft)
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