Since releasing St. Jude in 2008, Courteeners have quietly and confidently become one of the biggest bands in Britain with seven studio albums across their 20 year career – ‘St. Jude’ (2008), ‘Falcon’ (2010), ‘Anna’ (2013), ‘Concrete Love’ (2014), ‘Mapping the Rendez vous’ (2016), ‘More. Again. Forever.’ (2020) and ‘Pink Cactus Café’ (2024) - including huge anthems such as ‘Not Nineteen Forever’, ‘Are You In Love With A Notion?’, ‘Modern Love’ and ‘The 17th’.

The band have achieved consistent commercial success with over 1 million album sales in the UK and the last four albums charting Top 5 – with debut ‘St. Jude’ reaching No.1 fifteen years after its initial release.

Courteeners are adored by their fans having cultivated a huge and loyal following nationwide with a stellar reputation for their epic live shows. Their gigs are massive celebrations where songs become a communal experience between band and fans with their choruses unifying tens of thousands of people.

2026 celebrates an incredible two decades with a Best Of release, ‘God Bless The Band’ - The Very Best Of Courteeners, out now featuring tracks from their seven studio albums along with two brand new tracks ‘The Luckiest Man Alive’ and ‘Plus One Forever’. The band play a sold-out homecoming show at Manchester’s Wythenshawe Park this August before embarking on nationwide headline tour in the autumn.