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RAZORLIGHT America 20th Anniversary Tour Support: The K's November 3, 2026 -- Roxy, Praha The British rock band Razorlight will celebrate the 20th anniversary of the release of their breakthrough debut album Up All Night, with a special tour called the America 20th Anniversary Tour. The classic four-piece lineup, led by Johnny Borrell, will return to the stage to perform the album in its entirety, including hits like "In The Morning," "Before I Fall To Pieces," and "I Can't Stop This Feeling I've Got." The band, one of the most prominent names on the British indie rock scene and the creator of a number of generational anthems, will perform on November 3, 2026, at Prague's Roxy club, where they will commemorate not only the era of the Up All Night album but also the greatest moments of their twenty-year career. TICKET PRICE: 660 CZK (PLUS DISTRIBUTOR FEES) FAN CLUB PRE-SALE STARTING JUNE 17, 2026, AT 10:00 AM TICKETS ON SALE THROUGH TICKETMASTER STARTING JUNE 19, 2026, AT 10:00 AM The tour will feature Razorlight's classic four-piece lineup, which will perform the album in its entirety. Fans can look forward to major hits like "In The Morning," "Before I Fall To Pieces," and "I Can't Stop This Feeling I've Got," as well as lesser-known tracks such as "Hold On," "Who Needs Love," and "Kirby's House." Johnny Borrell recalls the album's creation, saying: "The album itself started to sound like a greatest hits collection. And that's when you know everything's right." He adds: "Andy and I got into a creative groove; an incredible musical connection formed between us. When that happens, it's like falling in love---a mutual intoxication that meant we simply couldn't stop writing new songs." Following the success of the Razorlight album, the band maintained a strong position thanks to the platinum-selling album Slipway Fires, which spawned the hit "Wire to Wire," reaching No. 3 on the charts in Germany and Austria. On their latest tour, the original lineup reunited to celebrate the release of the compilation album Razorwhat? The Best of Razorlight. The concert series marked a period of reconciliation and renewed energy, during which the band members reestablished their relationships and shared energy on stage. Johnny Borrell and drummer and co-songwriter Andy Burrows also rekindled their former creative partnership, which had been exceptionally fruitful but also often turbulent. The album *Razorlight* was released in 2006. Since then, the band has also gained a new generation of fans, and today more than 1.6 million listeners tune in to their music on Spotify every month. Their achievements include a No. 1 album on the UK charts, a No. 1 single, three albums in the UK Top 5, two multi-platinum albums, and eight singles in the UK Top 20.

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