THE HUMAN LEAGUE

GENERATIONS TOUR 2026

FEATURING THE HUMAN LEAGUE, SOFT CELL AND ALISON MOYET

80s Pop/Synthpop/New Wave/Electronic

Doors: 5pm / Show: 7pm

Tickets: $68.62 - $173.09 (inclusive of all fees/sales tax added at checkout)

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Collecting three of the most inspirational and impactful artists that arose around 1980, THE GENERATIONS TOUR has drawn together THE HUMAN LEAGUE, SOFT CELL and ALISON MOYET for a tour of North America this Summer. The tour will pack an evening with these artists’ classic hits, deep cuts and new music.

“Since our debut in 1980, we have always enjoyed an awesome welcome in America and we’re really thrilled to be embarking on a coast-to-coast tour of the U.S. in 2026,” says Philip Oakey of The Human League. “Sharing the stage on this visit will be two of the best and most iconic music acts of our generation, Soft Cell and Alison Moyet. Both are personal favorites. We’re looking forward to being part of the bill of a lifetime and, once more, getting the chance to play in some of our best loved places in the world. We can’t wait.”

“The opportunity to tour with the Human League is just incredible,” adds Marc Almond of Soft Cell. “They are legendary and I know they will do an unforgettable show, having not toured the U.S. for over a decade, and Alison Moyet is such a talented artist and a wonderful singer. Honestly, it will be an absolute honor to be part of the bill with these artists.”

“Live work really matters to me,” explains Alison Moyet about the live performances that all three will contribute to. “I love the physical feeling that singing gives me. It’s totally primal and euphoric. On stage, I remember how to connect with myself. I am honoured to have been invited to share a stage on this tour with The Human League and Soft Cell. Stunning artists that reframed our music scene and by cutting their own shapes, made it possible for people like me to launch.”

Emerging at the top of 1980 during a particularly fertile music cosmos, these three artists initiated a colossal shift in music, rising up the ranks quickly and staying there in the decades to come, proving their longevity was a result of their solid musicianship and not because of any trends. With such earth-shifting singles such as The Human League’s “Don’t You Want Me,” “Fascination,” and “Human,” Soft Cell’s “Tainted Love” and “Purple Zone” with Pet Shop Boys, and Alison Moyet’s “Situation” (as Yaz) and “Love Resurrection,” each artists’ contribution to music is undeniable. Reaching new generations of fans for over 40 years, they continue to inspire subsequent generations through the innovative sounds and songs they created which remain hugely influential even today. To this end, The Generations Tour celebrates their impact as landmarks in the British music scene – their innovative music and style having influenced fashion, sound and club culture in the U.K., the U.S., Europe, and beyond.

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Since 1978, The Human League have released nine studio albums, including the
multi-platinum-selling DARE, four EPs, over thirty singles and several compilation albums. They have had five albums and eight singles in the U.K. Top 10, two U.S. #1 singles, and have sold more than 40 million records worldwide. The group has inspired new generations of artists, written some of the all-time classic pop songs, had #1 singles and albums across the world and yet, as they look to their fifth decade, they still remain fiercely independent and true to their roots.

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Forming in 1979 when Marc Almond met Dave Ball at Leeds College in the north of England, Soft Cell came to be through their common interests of writing "catchy but twisted pop songs.” Released in 1981, their single "Tainted Love" was a No. 1 hit in 17 countries, including the United Kingdom, where it was the second best selling single of 1981 and sold 1.35 million. The track even set a Guinness World Record at the time for the longest consecutive stay (43 weeks) on the US Billboard 100 chart. Numbering over twelve top tens in the UK, they were electro pioneers (their single “Memorabilia” is cited as the first techno record), their influence spread throughout the industry, racking up collaborations with Rhianna, NIN, Pet Shop Boys and Nona Hendryx amongst others. With five albums over four decades, Soft Cell will be releasing their latest and final album Danceteria in Summer 2026, following the sad passing of Dave Ball last year (the album was completed two days prior to his death). Together Soft Cell have won a Brit Award, and Marc Almond an Ivor Novello award and in 2018 was given an OBE for his contribution to music and charity (that same year, they played a sold out 02 Arena in London in front of 20,000 people). Marc Almond’s distinctive voice has won him acclaim and between Soft Cell and his solo career sold in excess of 35 million records to date. This tour is dedicated to Dave Ball.

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Alison Moyet started off as a punk, became one half of iconic synth-pop duo, Yaz, and released her groundbreaking #1 debut solo album, Alf – all by the age of 23. She’s released ten solo studio albums, won three BRIT Awards, been nominated for a GRAMMY® for ‘Best Female Rock Vocal Performance’ and recently graduated from university with a first-class degree in Fine Art Printmaking. She is one of the most celebrated and distinctive voices the U.K. has ever produced. In 2024 she marked her 40th anniversary as a solo artist with the Top 10 album Key, launched her podcast, ’40 Moyet Moments’, which topped U.K. and International music podcast charts, and completed a huge sell-out 59-date world tour in 2025.