One last tour. One last singalong. One final chance to see The Hunna tear up a Welsh stage. 💔🤘
Indie rock favourites The Hunna have announced a Cardiff date as part of their huge farewell tour, giving fans in Wales one final opportunity to see the band perform together before they bring their journey to an end.
The band will take over The Depot, Cardiff, on Wednesday, 9 December 2026, with the show forming part of a ten-date UK farewell run.
For fans who have followed The Hunna through a decade of massive choruses, packed venues and emotional indie anthems, this one is going to hit hard.
💔 The End of an Era
Since bursting onto the UK music scene, The Hunna have built a fiercely loyal following with their energetic live performances and huge singalong tracks.
Songs such as Bonfire, She’s Casual, Babe and Can I Call? helped turn the band into one of the biggest names in modern British indie rock, with fans packing out venues and festival fields across the country.
Now, after years of touring, recording and creating memories with their audience, the band are preparing to say goodbye.
And Cardiff is officially part of that final chapter.
🏴 Cardiff Gets One Last Hunna Show
The newly announced show will take place at The Depot, one of Cardiff’s best-known independent event spaces.
The venue has become a major part of the city’s live music scene, regularly hosting huge gigs, festivals, themed events and some properly wild nights out.
Throw The Hunna into the mix for an emotional farewell show, and this has all the ingredients to become one of those nights people will talk about for years.
Expect huge choruses.
Expect phones in the air.
Expect fans screaming every single word.
And yes, there will probably be a few tears in the crowd too.
🎤 A Final Celebration of The Hunna
Farewell tours are always bittersweet.
They are not simply concerts. They are celebrations of everything that came before them.
For longtime fans, this will be a chance to remember the first time they discovered the band, the first Hunna gig they attended and the tracks that became the soundtrack to different chapters of their lives.
For newer fans, it could be the first and last opportunity to experience the band live.
Either way, The Depot is going to be bouncing.
The Cardiff crowd has a reputation for being loud, passionate and slightly unhinged in the best possible way, so The Hunna could not have picked a better city for one of their final shows.
📍 The Hunna – Cardiff Farewell Show
Band: The Hunna
Tour: UK Farewell Tour
Date: Wednesday, 9 December 2026
Venue: The Depot
City: Cardiff
The Cardiff performance forms part of a ten-date UK tour before the band officially bring their time together to an end.
Fans should expect a career-spanning set packed with the songs that helped turn The Hunna into indie rock favourites.
🔥 The Songs Fans Will Want to Hear
While the full setlist has not been confirmed, there are several tracks that fans will be desperate to hear one final time.
Bonfire
Arguably one of the band’s biggest anthems, Bonfire has become a huge live favourite and is guaranteed to create one almighty singalong.
She’s Casual
A track that helped introduce thousands of fans to The Hunna, She’s Casual remains one of the defining songs of their career.
Babe
Emotional, catchy and built for a packed room, Babe is another track that could create a massive moment during the farewell shows.
Can I Call?
A proper fan favourite and another song that shows why The Hunna connected with so many people during their career.
🤘 The Riff Report Says…
It is always sad to see a band announce the end, especially one that has soundtracked so many festival weekends, road trips and messy indie nights.
However, farewell tours give fans the chance to celebrate the music properly.
The Hunna are not slipping quietly out of the back door. They are heading out on the road for one final UK run, giving fans the opportunity to sing, shout and jump along with them one last time.
The Cardiff date is likely to be one of the most emotional nights of the tour.
The Depot will be packed.
The choruses will be massive.
The crowd will be deafening.
And when the final song ends, there probably will not be a dry eye in the building.
🎟️ Don’t Miss Your Final Chance
Farewell tour dates often sell quickly, and with this being The Hunna’s final Cardiff performance, demand is expected to be huge.
Anyone hoping to be there should not hang about.
This is not just another gig.
This is the final Cardiff chapter in The Hunna’s story.
One last night.
One last chorus.
One last chance to see them live.
Cardiff, get ready to give The Hunna the loudest Welsh goodbye possible. 🏴🎸
Proudly Welsh. Proudly Loud.
