Rosadocs head out on nationwide tour ahead of highly anticipated debut album

An esteemed Sheffield indie rock band are touring the UK this autumn, ahead of their much-awaited debut album, and have recently been announced as the headline act for the reopening of an equally esteemed Sheffield venue.

The Rosadocs have had a breakthrough summer, with a huge sold out show at Sheffield’s Octagon Centre earlier this year, festival appearances across the country and even a main-stage slot at Tramlines. They are set to return home to Sheffield at the start of November for two nights at Crookes Social Club. 

Frontman Keelan Graney said: “This year has probably been the first time we've properly stopped and looked around and thought, ‘this is actually happening’.

“The Octagon was something we'd dreamed about for years, and then to walk out onto the main stage at Tramlines in our own city was hard to put into words. We've done every step to get there. We've played the tiny rooms, we've played the smaller stages, we've travelled up and down the country in vans. That's why those moments mean as much as they do. 

“But we're definitely not looking at any of it like we've arrived. If anything, it's made us hungrier.”

Ahead of the tour, The Rosadocs’ emotionally direct, anthemic indie rock has landed them a signing with Tri-Tone/Republic of Music.

Tri-Tone operates across artist management, records and publishing and has worked with indie icons including The Coral, Jamie Webster, Red Rum Club, and Badly Drawn Boy.

The four-piece band began their tour on 14 October and have confirmed their supporting acts, which include Newcastle rockers Leazes, North East singer songwriter Harriet Rose, and Scottish indie group, Shambolics.

They will also make stops to support fellow Sheffield favourites Milburn on their Well Well Well anniversary shows at London's O2 Academy Islington, Leeds Academy and Manchester's O2 Ritz.

The Rosadocs have confirmed that they are currently working on their debut album and will reveal further details in due course.

In even more exciting news, they have been announced as the headline act for the grand (and long awaited) reopening of Sheffield's O2 Academy on 23 January 2027. They will be joined on the bumper bill by a host of emerging artists from across the UK in Crystal Tides, Spanish Horses and The Slates, alongside some fellow Sheffield up and comers in Harriet Rose and Sonni Mills.

To make sure you don’t miss any more announcements, follow the band on socials: @therosadocsuk 

For tour dates and tickets, visit https://linktr.ee/Therosadocs.