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Five years after the project’s last record, Tame Impala fans are finally getting a new studio album. Kevin Parker will release new album Deadbeat in a few weeks (on October 17, to be specific), and to mark the occasion he’s also announced a huge UK tour.
Parker start a European tour in Porto on April 4, and kick off a UK leg on May 7. He has so far confirmed dates at arenas in London, Manchester, Birmingham and Glasgow.
So far Tame Impala has released two previews of what to expect on Deadbeat: singles ‘Loser’ and ‘Dracula’. Like what you’re hearing? Here’s how to buy tickets for the upcoming tour.
When is Tame Impala going on tour in the UK?
The project’s UK tour dates are all in May 2026.
What tour dates have been confirmed so far?
Here are Tame Impala’s British tour dates next year in full, with four dates across four cities.
- May 7 – London, The O2
- May 8 – Manchester, Co-op Live
- May 9 – Birmingham, Utilita Arena
- May 11 – Glasgow, OVO Hydro
When do tickets go on sale?
General sale tickets are released on Friday October 3 at 9am. You’ll be able to purchase on Ticketmaster here.
Presale details
There are a couple of presales that have been confirmed so far. Here are the details:
- Co-op presale – for Co-op members, at 9am on Wednesday October 1. Manchester only
- OVO presale – for OVO customers, at 9am on Wednesday October 1. Glasgow only
- Gigs in Scotland presale – at 9am on Thursday October 2. Glasgow only
Ticket prices
The OVO Hydro in Glasgow lists ticket prices between £50.25 and £168.50. Expect similar pricing across the tour.
Support
Support acts for the tour have not yet been announced.
Resale
Once tickets are sold out, you’ll be able to buy on resale sites like Viagogo here and Stubhub here.
VIP
Find VIP options with Seat Unique here.
Tame Impala UK/EU tour dates
If you’re up for travelling to see Parker in Europe, find a full ticket guide here.
- Super Bock Arena – Pavilhão Rosa Mota, Porto, Portugal - April 4
- MEO Arena, Lisbon, Portugal – April 5
- Movistar Arena, Madrid, Spain – April 7
- Palau Sant Jordi, Barcelona, Spain – April 8
- LDLC Arena, Lyon, France – April 10
- Inalpi Arena, Turin, Italy – April 12
- Unipol Arena, Bologna, Italy – April 13
- Hallenstadion, Zurich, Switzerland – April 14
- Olympiahalle, Munich, Germany – April 16
- PreZero Arena, Gliwice, Poland – April 18
- O2 Arena, Prague, Czechia – April 20
- Barclays Arena, Hamburg, Germany – April 23
- Royal Arena, Copenhagen, Denmark – April 25
- Avicii Arena, Stockholm, Sweden – April 26
- Unity Arena, Oslo, Norway – April 27
- Uber Arena, Berlin, Germany – April 29
- Festhalle, Frankfurt, Germany – April 30
- PSD Bank Dome, Dusseldorf, Germany – May 1
- Accor Arena, Paris, France – May 3
- Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam, Netherlands – May 4
- AFAS Dome, Antwerp, Belgium – May 5
- The O2, London, United Kingdom – May 7
- Co-op Live Arena, Manchester, United Kingdom – May 8
- Utilita Arena Birmingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom – May 9
- OVO Hydro, Glasgow, United Kingdom – May 11
- 3Arena, Dublin, Ireland – May 13
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