2027 Arena Tour Announced
Tame Impala Announces 2027 UK and European Arena Tour With Wet Leg Supporting
Key Points
Exact headline-show lineup with venues and dates: Manchester Co-op Live on May 28; two-night run at London’s The O2 on June 1–2; Rotterdam Ahoy on June 7–8; Paris Accor Arena on June 12–13; Cologne Lanxess Arena on June 17; Open’er Festival in Gdynia, Poland on June 30; Rock Werchter in Werchter, Belgium on July 4; NOS Alive in Lisbon on July 10.
Beyond Deadbeat, the project has Grammy and VMAs momentum: End Of Summer won Best Dance/Electronic Recording at the 2026 Grammys; the Dracula remix with JENNIE peaked at No. 5 on the Billboard Hot 100 and the original Dracula was nominated for Best Alternative at the 2026 VMAs.
High-profile live collaborations linked to this era include Dua Lipa joining Kevin Parker for Houdini at the O2 London show; Paris shows have featured Neverender performed live with Justice, and Jennie with Djo have joined performances on select dates.
The Deadbeat era is being rolled out as part of a broader global run, with a North American arena tour currently underway and Australian dates planned for October, underscoring Tame Impala’s status as a premier live act.
Tame Impala is bringing its Deadbeat era to Europe in 2027 with a major arena tour starting May 28 in Manchester. Contact Music confirmed that Wet Leg will open all headline shows across the UK and continent, with stops in London, Paris, Rotterdam, and Cologne before festival appearances across the summer.
The tour follows a successful North American arena run and capitalizes on recent chart momentum from the Deadbeat album, which spawned the Spotify hit "Loser." Official Charts reports that Kevin Parker's project has cemented itself as a premier live act heading into the new year.
Manchester Kicks Off a Five-Week European Blitz
The tour opens at Manchester's Co-op Live on May 28, then moves to London's The O2 for back-to-back nights on June 1–2. Live4Ever details additional UK and European venues: Rotterdam Ahoy (June 7–8), Paris Accor Arena (June 12–13), and Cologne Lanxess Arena (June 17).
EDM Nomad confirms that ticket pre-sales for most dates begin August 26, with general sales on August 28. Paris pre-sales open August 31, with general sales starting September 2. Wet Leg support all headline dates across the run.
Three Major Festival Slots Cap the Summer Run
Beyond arena shows, Tame Impala will headline top European festivals. The band appears at Open'er in Gdynia, Poland on June 30, Rock Werchter in Belgium on July 4, and NOS Alive in Lisbon on July 10. These dates signal the scale of the Deadbeat era rollout across the continent.
The festival circuit underscores how the project has grown since the album's release last year. The Deadbeat era has already driven major single success and kept momentum steady through 2026 and into the new tour cycle.
Part of a Broader Global Tour Cycle
The European dates are one leg of an ambitious worldwide tour. Live4Ever notes that Tame Impala is already in the middle of a North American arena tour, with Australian dates scheduled for October. This coordinated rollout across continents underscores the project's global reach.
The Deadbeat album has delivered consistent chart performance and live momentum that justifies the scale of this arena tour. Kevin Parker's live work continues to position Tame Impala as one of the year's most in-demand acts for fans seeking immersive, high-production performances.
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