Catch Cara Delevingne’s First Headliner Live Show in London 2026

If you’ve followed Cara Delevingne over the years, this is a genuine turning point. After moving between fashion, film, and theatre, she’s now stepping fully into music and doing it with intention, while keeping it small-scale.

Her first-ever headline show is landing in London this June 7 & 8, 2026. Here’s exactly what that means for you, and how to plan it right.

Who is Cara Delevingne and why does this matter?

Cara Delevingne is best known as one of the defining faces of 2010s fashion, but her career has never stayed in one lane.

She first rose to global recognition as a model, working with major fashion houses and becoming a regular on international runways. From there, she moved into film, with roles in projects like the movie ‘Paper Towns’ and the series Carnival Row, building a parallel career in acting.

Music has always been part of that mix, just less visible until now. With this tour, she’s stepping forward primarily as a musician performing under the mononym Cara, and treating music not as a side project, but as her main creative outlet..

Instead of launching big, she’s chosen intimate venues and a short run of dates. London gets just two shows of this concert and they’re the only UK stops on this 6 city tour.

These performances also mark the first time her original music will be performed live in front of an audience, making the London dates especially significant for longtime followers of her work.

What should you expect to hear

Cara Delevingne is debuting two original tracks: I Forgot and Out of My Head. Musically, the material leans into electro-rock, with guitar-heavy production, rougher edges, and a more stripped-back sound than a polished mainstream pop debut.

The live set is closely tied to the personal changes she’s spoken about publicly over the last few years, including sobriety and creative independence. The tone of the music reflects that shift. It feels introspective, direct, and intentionally less manufactured.

It is important to note that she’s not starting from scratch. Previously she has performed in London’s West End (Cabaret), released music for film (Valerian), and collaborated with artists like Fiona Apple and St. Vincent. So while this is her debut, the foundation has been there for a while.

What the live experience will feel like

Unlike most artists who scale up while launching, Cara is doing the opposite. Instead of arenas, she’s chosen tight, underground venues. That changes everything!

At 26 Leake Street, you’re standing near the stage rather than watching from a distance.The venue’s tunnel-like layout and low separation between performer and crowd create a much more immediate atmosphere than a traditional concert hall.

Because these songs are being performed live for the first time, the shows are expected to feel more intimate and unfiltered than a fully polished arena production. The focus is less on spectacle and more on the music itself.

Key details

Dates: Sunday 7 & Monday 8 June 2026
Venue: 26 Leake Street, London SE1
Set style: Electro-rock, debut originals
Nearest station: Waterloo
Tickets: Click here to book for the date of your choice.

June 7, 2026
June 8, 2026

The venue is one of the most accessible in London. So if you want to see an artist at the exact moment they’re stepping into something new in a room small enough to actually feel it, this is the place.