Following the release of his latest studio album ‘can we do it all again?’, Sonny Fodera will be heading to The O2 on Saturday 27 March 2027.

The tour will see Sonny take his electrifying live show to some of the country’s biggest venues next year, marking a major new chapter following a landmark year that has cemented his status as one of the world’s biggest names in dance music.

The UK arena tour will see Sonny bring his signature house sound and high-energy live production to fans across the country.

Sonny says: “This feels extra special. I’ll be returning to the legendary Co-op Live after selling it out last time, as well as playing my own show at the O2 Arena for the very first time. This is a huge moment for me and everyone who has been on this journey. I’ve always wanted to keep pushing these shows bigger and better, so seeing this tour come together is so surreal and rewarding. I can’t wait to perform at these venues with each and every one of you. It’s going to be unforgettable.”

The announcement comes at the end of a huge summer for Sonny, who has taken his sound to some of the world’s biggest festivals and stages. This Sunday, 30th August, he will headline the Arc Stage at Creamfields and take to the stage to play his latest single ‘Say Something’, featuring one of the UK’s most successful and recognisable voices in dance music, two-time BRIT Award winner Becky Hill.

Sonny’s latest album ‘can we do it all again?’ achieved Top 20 status in the Official Albums Chart, making it the highest-charting album by an Australian artist in 2026, while its tracks have already amassed close to 1 billion combined streams. The 18-track record marked a defining moment in Sonny’s career, showcasing the distinctive groove, energy and emotion that have cemented his status as one of electronic music’s leading global artists.

The new UK arena tour follows Sonny’s landmark sold-out arena run in 2025, which saw him become the first DJ ever to sell out the 23,000-capacity Co-op Live in Manchester. The new dates will take his live show to an even bigger scale, building on the momentum of one of the most successful periods of his career to date.

With a packed international schedule, major festival headline slots, his Pacha residency and now a huge UK arena tour on the horizon, Sonny Fodera is firmly cementing his place among the biggest names in global dance music.

About Sonny Fodera:

Over the course of his career, Sonny has evolved into a multi-platinum selling artist across the UK, Ireland and Australia. Alongside Silver-certified dance staples “You & I” and “One Night,” his catalogue continues to scale globally. In his latest run of accolades, he broke new ground with smash hit “Asking” alongside MK and Clementine Douglas - released independently on his own Solotoko imprint and becoming the first artist-owned dance label in over a decade to achieve a UK Top 10 single. The record surpassed 100 million global streams, generated over 500K OCC single sales in 2023 alone, spent 27 weeks in the UK

Top 40 peaking at No. 7, and is now Gold certified. Driven by 11 weeks of BBC Radio 1 playlist support, major commercial radio backing and more than 350K Shazams, including a No. 3 peak on the UK Shazam Top 200 - the track reinforced Sonny’s ability to deliver mainstream success independently. With 6.5 million monthly Spotify listeners, five albums to his name and his independent album “Wide Awake” surpassing 19 million streams, his upward trajectory shows no signs of slowing.

Alongside the global success of his music, Sonny has become a true worldwide headliner. Following his landmark sold-out arena shows: including becoming the first DJ to sell out Manchester’s 23,000-capacity Co-op Live and a sold-out headline at London’s Alexandra Palace in 2025, he has built a formidable global live presence. Sonny has headlined major festivals including Creamfields and We Are FSTVL, and delivered major performances across the US including Beyond Wonderland, EDC, Ultra and Coachella, alongside huge headline shows at The Brooklyn Mirage, The Shrine in Los Angeles and The Warehouse Project in Manchester. Five years on the island of Ibiza, with residencies at Amnesia and now the iconic Pacha - further cement his status as one of the most in-demand DJs on the international circuit.