King Parrot

🇬🇧 KING PARROT - UNITED KINGDOM - SEPTEMBER 2026 🇬🇧

THUR 10TH - COBBLESTONES - BRIDGWATER

FRI 11TH - THE BUNKHOUSE - SWANSEA

SAT 12TH - VICTORIA INN - DERBY

SUN 13TH - CASTLE AND FALCON - BIRMINGHAM

MON 14TH - DISTRICT - LIVERPOOL

TUE 15TH - 1865 - SOUTHAMPTON

WED 16TH - NAMBUCCA - LONDON

THUR 17TH - BRICKMAKERS - NORWICH

FRI 18TH - IVORY BLACKS - GLASGOW

You aren’t ready for this! Aussie extreme metal cohort King Parrot, will be returning to UK shores, bringing their no holds barred, off kilter live experience back to the UK in September in support of their new album “A Young Person’s Guide To King Parrot”.

The last time we welcomed the quietus quartet, they were decimating stadiums nationwide and all over Europe opening for Pantera and Power Trip in 2025. In the summer of 2026, the boys from down under are excited to announce their return with a 9 date run of headline shows all over the UK.

The new album has received a rousing reception by the metal community with tracks like “Fuck You and the Horse You Rode In On” and “It’s A Rort” and their accompanying videos being lapped up by old and new fans alike. King Parrot recently completed a monstrous 39 date US tour alongside Gwar and Soulfly and are firing on all cylinders leading up to their return to the UK and Europe. Most recently the band have enlisted the services of veteran bass player Derek Engemann (Scour, Philip H Anselmo and The Illegals, ex-Cattle Decapitation) and he will be joining the band again as he did on the US tour.

King Parrot are recent additions to festivals in Europe like Summer Dying Loud (PL), Metal!!! 2026 (CZ) and Get Lost Fest (DE) and they are putting the finishing touches on their more extensive European jaunt, however wanted to get the news out to fans of their return to the UK immediately. Get down with the crown and shit on your liver as King Parrot comes to destroy venues across the UK as only they know how!

“One of the most strikingly original and twisted bands.” by Angry Metal Guy.

“A punkier, bouncier and more tuneful take on grind.” by Louder / Metal Hammer

“The band rips live.” by Decibel Magazine