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Tame Impala toured the UK just a few months ago, with Kevin Parker and co playing huge arenas in London, Manchester, Birmingham and Glasgow – but the Australian band are already coming back for more. Parker has just announced that the Deadbeat era is returning to Britain in 2027 with special in-the-round shows supported by Wet Leg.
The tour is an extension of this year’s run of dates, which are supporting the release of the fifth Tame Impala album Deadbeat. There are only three UK dates on the 2027 Deadbeat Tour, all crammed into just two cities: London and Manchester.
The dates are all ‘in the round’, meaning the stage is a 360-degree performance space in the centre of the crowd. Isle of Wight rockers Wet Leg are supporting on all dates.
Missed out on Tame Impala tickets this year? Fancy seeing the band again? Here’s everything you need to know about the 2027 Deadbeat Tour in the UK, from the dates to when tickets go on sale (and how much they’ll cost).
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When are Tame Impala going on tour?
Kevin Parker and co’s 2027 UK and European Tour will be in May, June and July 2027.
What UK tour dates have been announced so far?
Here are all the current UK shows on Tame Impala’s 2027 tour:
- May 28 2027 – Manchester, Co-op Live
- June 1 2027 – London, The O2
- June 2 2027 – London, The O2
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When do Tame Impala tickets go on sale?
General sale is this week, from 9am BST on Friday, August 28. You can buy on Ticketmaster here.
Presale details
You can sign up for presale news on Tame Impala’s website. Otherwise watch out for the following presales:
- Wednesday August 26 at 9am – Co-op Presale (for Co-op members, Manchester only)
- Wednesday August 26 at 9am – O2 Priority Presale (both dates)
Ticket prices
Pricing hasn’t been confirmed for Tame Impala’s 2027 tour. However, expect ticket prices to be not dissimilar to this year, which started at around £50 and went up to nearly £170.
Support
On support for all UK dates are on-trend indie rockers Wet Leg.
Resale
Once tickets are on sale, you’ll be able to find resale options through Ticketmaster’s official resale platform.
Other resale sites include Viagogo and Stubhub.
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