Scouting for Girls to Celebrate 15th Anniversary with Concerts

UK indie pop band Scouting for Girls is set to celebrate the 15th anniversary of their acclaimed album 'Everybody Wants To Be On TV' with a series of live performances in February 2026. The band will perform at The Telegraph Building in Belfast on February 26, followed by two shows at The Academy in Dublin on February 27 and 28. Tickets for these events, priced from €33.65, are already available for purchase, promising fans an exciting return to the stage.

The band's drummer, Peter Ellard, shared insights into the band's journey and the upcoming anniversary celebrations. 'It's a remarkable milestone,' said Ellard. 'We are thrilled to reconnect with our fans and share this experience with them.' The original album, released in 2010, features popular tracks including 'This Ain’t A Love Song' and 'Posh Girls,' which helped establish the band’s presence in the UK music scene.

In recognition of this anniversary, Scouting for Girls is releasing a limited edition picture disc and a zoetrope vinyl format of the album. Roy Stride, the band’s vocalist and guitarist, expressed his excitement about the release. 'I can’t believe we’re already celebrating the 15th anniversary of our second album, and I’m beyond excited to get back on the road in 2026!' He further noted, 'To mark the occasion, we’ve gone all out with a gorgeous picture disc and zoetrope vinyl release. Fans are going to love it!'

The band has announced plans to release a new album next year, which adds to the anticipation surrounding their upcoming performances. Stride acknowledged the influence of Britpop on their music, stating, 'Britpop was a major inspiration to all of us.' The band's dedication to their craft and the joy they bring to their audience reflects the essence of indie pop music – described by Ellard as 'happy, upbeat fun for you and me.'

As Scouting for Girls prepares for their concerts, they are not just celebrating their past but are also looking forward to the future. With a loyal fan base and a refreshing take on indie pop, they continue to resonate with audiences. The band's upcoming performances and new album release serve as a testament to their enduring legacy in the music industry.

Overall, the 15th anniversary of 'Everybody Wants To Be On TV' marks a significant chapter in Scouting for Girls' career, highlighting their ability to evolve while staying true to their musical roots. As they gear up for their tour, fans eagerly await what the band has in store for them in 2026.