The Alarm Tour Dates and Upcoming Concerts

The legacy of The Alarm continues into 2026 with a brand new album, the last recorded by Mike Peters & The Alarm, 'Transformation'. Recorded between sessions of gruelling treatment for Richter's syndrome, 'Transformation' is The Alarm's most dynamic and powerful release to date, and serves as a lasting reminder of the creative genius of Mike Peters. Evan Peters presents… The Alarm Mike Peters, lead singer of The Alarm passed away nine months ago on April 29th 2025 after a shock diagnosis of Richters Syndrome, a rare and aggressive lymphoma. Mike lived out his final year following his diagnosis with an unrivalled positivity, performing over 40 shows, writing a brand-new Alarm album, all whilst undergoing gruelling chemotherapy and pioneering CAR T Therapy at the world famous Christie Hospital CAR T was Mike’s hope for a cure and new beginnings. Throughout his 31 years living with leukaemia, Mike never gave up without a fight; channelling his eternal belief of ‘love hope and strength’ through his charity foundation of the same name, right to the very end. Saving lives one concert at a time. Mike’s dying wishes were for his son Evan, aged 19 to continue his legacy and take The Alarm forwards into the future. Evan explains. “My first gig was aged 3 months old when my dad organised a concert on the top of the Empire State Building, New York, in aid of our charity Love Hope Strength as a fundraiser before leading a hike to Everest in 2007, the year I was born! The Alarm is in my DNA. I’ve lived and breathed it all my life, on tour across the USA and Europe. I’m looking forward to touring The Alarm, promoting the new album ‘Transformation’ which I played drums on and next year twenty years on, I’m leading a hike back to Everest, Nepal on behalf of our charity. Dad was an amazing dad, and he has left me, my family and The Alarm Family a massive legacy. Dad was so full of positivity right to his last dying day and so I am determined to honour his wishes. I’m really excited about the opportunity to take The Alarm to the 100 Club as Dad told me stories about getting a job working once a month in the 100 Club when he first moved to London from Rhyl. Dad worked the cloak room at the 6T’s Soul Club All Club Nighter and famously let Shane Macgowan sleep on the coats all through the night! It’s also fitting that the gig takes place a day after my dad’s birthday when he would have been 67. Expect a greatest hits Alarm set ranging from 1982 to 2026!