Slow Motion Cowboys UK Tour 2026

Slow Motion Cowboys UK Tour 2026
September 3, 2026 07:30 PM
Until September 3, 2026, 10:30 PM 3h

Slow Motion Cowboys UK Tour 2026

The Prince Albert, Stroud Prince Albert Inn, Rodborough Hill, Stroud, UK 80
Artists
Alt-Country Singer-Songwriter

The Slow Motion Cowboys, a New Orleans-based country rock band led by songwriter Pete Fields, are heading to the UK for the Slow Motion Cowboys UK Tour 2026. Known for their blend of soulful country melodies with introspective lyrics, the band crafts a distinctive sound that resonates deeply with fans of Americana and roots music. They have been a cherished part of the southern United States music scene, performing regularly and earning enthusiastic followings.

In April 2025, Slow Motion Cowboys released their latest album, Wolf of St. Elmo, an album that highlights their evolving musical style and storytelling depth. Featuring tracks such as Invisible Stars and 'Damned If You Do,' the album reinforces the band's commitment to authentic, emotive music within the country rock genre.

On the tour, the band is excited to reconnect with their UK audience, including performances at events such as the Long Road Festival. An announcement on their social media stated, "Slow Motion Cowboys are returning to the UK for a run of shows including a performance at the @thelongroadfest August 29th!! We can’t wait to see old friends and share our songs once again, in a place that has embraced our music so much." This tour offers UK fans an opportunity to experience the energy and emotion that the band brings to every stage performance.

The Prince Albert, Stroud

This stop on the Slow Motion Cowboys UK Tour takes place at The Prince Albert in Stroud, a renowned live music venue celebrated for its diverse performances ranging from local acts to international artists. The venue fosters a vibrant and communal atmosphere, providing an intimate setting well-suited to the heartfelt and evocative sound of the Slow Motion Cowboys.

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