Frank Turner's Last Evenings tour stops at The Depot before an open-ended break

Frank Turner and The Sleeping Souls return to Salt Lake City on Sunday, March 14, 2027, with Skinny Lister and Beans On Toast, on a world tour that ends with him stepping away from the road.

The last time Frank Turner was in Salt Lake City, it was a June night in 2024 at The Depot. The next time might be the last for a long while. Frank Turner plays The Depot on Sunday, March 14, 2027, with Skinny Lister and Beans On Toast, and the show starts at 6:30 p.m. It was announced October 27, and tickets are on Ticketmaster.

That early Sunday start is worth noting. With two support acts on the bill, the doors-to-encore night runs long, and getting there for the first set is the move.

The date is part of what Turner and The Sleeping Souls are calling the Last Evenings World Tour. TicketNews and Louder report a 45-date run across seven countries in Canada, the US and Europe, in two stretches between March and May 2027. It ends back home in the UK with the tenth and final Lost Evenings Festival at OVO Arena Wembley.

After that, Turner is stepping off the road for the foreseeable future. He has been careful to say it's not a retirement. "I genuinely don't know when I'll play shows again in the future," he said, according to Louder. For an artist whose whole reputation was built on relentless touring, that's a big statement, and it changes the math on a Sunday night in Salt Lake.

"I genuinely don't know when I'll play shows again in the future."

The supporting bill makes it feel even more like a send-off. Skinny Lister and Beans On Toast are long-time friends of Turner's, and both will open every date on the run, according to Louder. If you've seen Turner over the years, there's a decent chance you've seen one of them too. Skinny Lister bring the shout-along folk-punk, and Beans On Toast bring the kind of unvarnished, funny, one-man-and-a-guitar songs that set up a Frank Turner crowd perfectly.

The Depot is a good room for it. It holds about 1,200, big enough to feel like an event, small enough that the singalongs come from the whole floor, not just the front. Turner's last Salt Lake show was in the same room, so the regulars will know exactly where they want to stand.

Two and a half years between visits doesn't sound like long, but Turner has played Utah often enough that it registers as a gap. And this time there is no promise of a next time. Fans who have been putting off seeing him because he always comes back around should take the hint in the tour's name.

Fox5 Vegas has the run coming through House of Blues in Las Vegas too, so if you can't make Sunday, the road trip is an option. But a Sunday show in your own city, with three acts who all know each other well, is about as good a goodbye as anyone gets.

Get there at 6:30. Bring your voice. Say thank you on the way out.

Sources: Frank Turner 2027 North American Last Evenings Tour — TicketNews (ticketnews.com); Frank Turner to take break from touring — Louder (loudersound.com); Frank Turner brings Last Evenings tour to House of Blues Las Vegas — Fox5 Vegas (fox5vegas.com); Frank Turner confirms final shows for the 'foreseeable future' — The News (thenews.com.pk); Frank Turner at The Depot — JamBase (jambase.com)