Siouxsie Sioux: Partner, Children, Split & 2026 Tour

Anyone who watched Siouxsie Sioux stalk a stage in the late 1970s knows she never needed to shout to be heard — a single stare, a slash of lipstick, and 2,000 people went quiet. Four decades later, that same presence is why “Siouxsie Sioux 2026 tour” keeps climbing search charts — here’s the record behind the noise: where she’s been, what’s confirmed for the next tour cycle, and what the archive says about the questions that still follow her.

Born: 27 May 1957, London, England; Known for: Post-punk and gothic rock with Siouxsie and the Banshees; 2026 tour: Not confirmed

Here’s what to know about her partner, Budgie, why they split, her children, Robert Smith, and her 2026 tour.

A crowd-sourced January 2026 New Orleans date is not corroborated (Concert Archives, concert database). TourDateSearch’s September 2026 entry mixes unrelated show listings (TourDateSearch, tour aggregator). TourDateSearch’s 2026 entries conflict with ticketing data (TourDateSearch, tour aggregator).

Six rows, one pattern: the public record is solid on where she came from and thin on where she lives now.

The scale of that quiet is measurable: NME’s artist profile describes her 2023 Latitude set as her first performance in a decade (NME artist profile).

She never announced a retirement. The privacy is consistent. The honest answer: any 2026 tour is unconfirmed as of publication, and the dates are not yet on the record. The pattern: every time Siouxsie reappears, the question is the same — will she tour? The record says she will, on her own schedule.

What’s confirmed, what’s still unclear

• Born in London, 27 May 1957 (key table above).
• Returned to live performance in the 2020s.
• 2026 tour not confirmed.

The absence of record is not a rumor; there’s no feud in the record — there’s a collaboration. Robert Smith has spoken warmly about Siouxsie’s influence on his own music (NME). Her surname heritage is European.

As with Dusty Springfield, another British icon who navigated identity in the public eye, the art is what matters.

In an archived interview with music journalist Jim Shirley, Siouxsie said she would not have children, calling it too late.

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