The House of Love announce 2026 London concert at Scala
The House of Love announce a London concert at Scala on 6 December 2026, part of the band’s UK live dates for the year, with tickets on sale now.
The House of Love have confirmed a headline London concert at Scala on 6 December 2026. Promoter AGMP has the House of Love London concert on sale now, the band’s exclusive London date within a run of 2026 UK shows.
House of Love London concert at Scala
The Scala show is the London stop on the band’s 2026 UK schedule, which also lists a Brighton date at Concorde 2 two nights earlier. Confirmed December dates are:
- 3 December 2026 – Brighton, England – Concorde 2
- 6 December 2026 – London, England – Scala
Tickets for the London concert are on sale now through the promoter and the band’s official channels.
About The House of Love
The House of Love are an English alternative rock band formed in London in 1986 around singer and songwriter Guy Chadwick. The group released its debut album through Creation Records in 1988, then signed to Fontana the following year for a run of releases that carried it into the mainstream.
Early singles such as “Shine On”, “Christine” and “Destroy the Heart” were followed during the Fontana years by “Never”, “I Don’t Know Why I Love You” and “Beatles and the Stones”. The band has continued to record and tour in the decades since, and the 6 December date brings the group back to London for a headline show at Scala.
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