The Streets have added more dates to their UK tour, thrilling fans with additional opportunities to see the iconic album performed live.

The Streets, led by Mike Skinner, have announced three additional UK shows for their winter 2026 tour. These performances will celebrate the 2004 album ‘A Grand Don’t Come For Free,’ which remains a seminal work in British music.

The newly added dates will take place in major cities, providing more fans the chance to experience the album live. The tour promises to deliver the same energy and storytelling that captivated audiences over a decade ago.

Tickets for the new shows are expected to sell quickly, as the initial dates saw high demand. Fans are encouraged to secure their spots early to avoid disappointment.

‘A Grand Don’t Come For Free’ is known for its narrative style, chronicling a series of events in the protagonist’s life. The album includes hits like ‘Dry Your Eyes’ and ‘Fit But You Know It,’ which will be highlights of the live performances.

Mike Skinner has expressed excitement about returning to the stage, noting the enduring impact of the album on fans and its relevance in today’s music scene.

The Streets’ tour expansion underscores the album’s lasting influence and the continued enthusiasm of its fanbase. With its unique blend of hip-hop and UK garage, the album remains a touchstone in the genre.