Tame Impala has announced a new run of European dates for 2027, extending the Deadbeat era with a mix of arena shows and major festival appearances across the UK and Europe.
The tour begins May 28 at Co-op Live in Manchester before moving to London for a two-night stand at The O2 on June 1 and 2. Wet Leg will open all of the headlining dates, which also include two nights each at Rotterdam Ahoy and Accor Arena in Paris, plus a stop at Lanxess Arena in Cologne.
The run will then move into festival season, with Tame Impala scheduled to appear at Open’er Festival in Poland on June 30, Rock Werchter in Belgium on July 4 and NOS Alive in Lisbon on July 10.
The 2027 dates follow sold-out touring throughout 2025 and 2026 and arrive while Tame Impala is still in the middle of a North American arena run. That current trek includes Dominic Fike as support on select dates and continues through September.
For Kevin Parker, the new European announcement comes during one of the biggest commercial stretches of Tame Impala’s career.
“Loser,” one of the breakout tracks from Deadbeat, has reached No. 1 on Spotify’s Global chart and cracked the top 25 of the Billboard Hot 100. The song is also featured in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, giving the record an additional boost outside the traditional album cycle.
“Dracula,” another major track from Deadbeat, has also expanded far beyond the album itself. After initially reaching No. 1 at Alternative radio, the song was reworked as “Dracula (with JENNIE),” pairing Parker with the BLACKPINK star. That version remains in the Billboard Hot 100 top 10 after peaking at No. 5 and has been nominated for Best Alternative at the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards.
The momentum surrounding Deadbeat has also translated into awards recognition.
The album’s lead single, “End of Summer,” won the Grammy Award for Best Dance/Electronic Recording, giving Parker his second career Grammy win. Tame Impala also picked up a BRIT Award nomination for International Group of the Year.
Released in October 2025 via Columbia Records, Deadbeat marked Tame Impala’s fifth full-length album and pushed Parker further into dance music without abandoning the psychedelic instincts that defined earlier records like Lonerism, Currents and The Slow Rush.
The record is built around club-oriented production, direct hooks and tighter songwriting, with Parker once again handling the project as a one-man studio operation. As with previous Tame Impala releases, he wrote, performed, produced, mixed and engineered the music himself.
That solitary studio process has always stood in contrast to the scale of Tame Impala live.
The 2027 European shows will once again use the Deadbeat “in the round” stage design, placing Parker and the touring band at the center of the arena rather than at one end of it. The format turns the show into a more immersive experience and reflects the increasingly dance-oriented direction of the current era.
The decision to bring Wet Leg on the headlining dates also makes the lineup particularly strong. The pairing connects two acts that have helped reshape the boundaries between alternative rock, dance music and mainstream pop over the last several years, even if they approach that overlap from very different directions.
The European dates continue a run of large-scale touring that has become standard for Tame Impala. Parker has spent the last decade moving from psychedelic rock cult favorite to global festival headliner while maintaining unusual control over the music itself.
That trajectory is reflected in the current numbers.
“The Less I Know the Better” has surpassed 2 billion streams, Tame Impala has accumulated multiple gold and platinum certifications worldwide, and Parker has become an increasingly in-demand collaborator outside his own project. His credits include work with Dua Lipa, The Weeknd, SZA, Lady Gaga, Travis Scott, Rihanna, Mark Ronson, Gorillaz, Thundercat, Kali Uchis, 070 Shake and A$AP Rocky.
Now, with Deadbeat producing some of the biggest chart results of his career, Parker appears to be taking that momentum directly back to the arenas and festivals that helped turn Tame Impala into a global live act in the first place.
The 2027 run begins May 28 in Manchester and continues through July 10 in Lisbon.
Tame Impala 2027 European Tour Dates
May 28 – Manchester, UK – Co-op Live
June 1 – London, UK – The O2
June 2 – London, UK – The O2
June 7 – Rotterdam, Netherlands – Rotterdam Ahoy
June 8 – Rotterdam, Netherlands – Rotterdam Ahoy
June 12 – Paris, France – Accor Arena
June 13 – Paris, France – Accor Arena
June 17 – Cologne, Germany – Lanxess Arena
June 30 – Gdynia, Poland – Open’er Festival
July 4 – Werchter, Belgium – Rock Werchter
July 10 – Lisbon, Portugal – NOS Alive
Featured image credit: Julian Klincewicz
