Tame Impala announces massive Manchester gig on new tour

Tame Impala is heading out on a huge arena tour, with a massive gig right here in Manchester.

Oh Kevin, it really is great to have you back.

In just a few weeks on Friday 17 October, Tame Impala (Kevin Parker) will release his fifth studio album titled ‘Deadbeat’.

And today, he’s announced a major European and UK tour to go alongside it.

The dates kick off in Porto, Portugal on Saturday 4 April and wrap in Dublin, Ireland on Wednesday 13 of May.

He’ll be stopping off in Manchester near the end of the tour, bringing his synth sounds to the Co-op Live Arena on Friday 8 May.

As well as a show at the Co-op Live in Manchester, Tame Impala will perform in London, Birmingham and Glasgow.

Kevin Parker has emerged as one of the most influential voices of the last decade, renowned for carving out a distinct sound all of his own and transcending genre-bending sonic landscapes.

Playing every instrument and acting as writer, producer, mixer and engineer on his projects, it’s not hard to see why he’s been nominated for four GRAMMY awards with one win for his collaboration with Justice on 2024’s “Neverender.” In his home country of Australia, he’s racked up an impressive 13 ARIA Awards and 27 Nominations.

Artist pre-sale begins Wednesday 1 October at 9am BST with the general on-sale taking place on Friday 3 October at 9am BST and you can buy yours HERE.

Tame Impala Deadbeat Tour 2026:

• 4th Apr – Super Bock Arena – Pavilhão Rosa Mota – Porto, Portugal
• 5th Apr – MEO  Arena – Lisbon, Portugal
• 7th Apr – Movistar Arena – Madrid, Spain
• 8th Apr – Palau Sant Jordi – Barcelona, Spain
• 10th Apr – LDLC Arena – Lyon, France
• 12th Apr – Inalpi Arena – Turin, Italy
• 13th Apr – Unipol Arena – Bologna, Italy
• 14th Apr – Hallenstadion – Zurich, Switzerland
• 16th Apr – Olympiahalle – Munich, Germany
• 18th Apr – PreZero Arena – Gliwice, Poland
• 20th Apr – O2 Arena – Prague, Czechia
• 23rd Apr – Barclays Arena – Hamburg, Germany
• 25th Apr – Royal Arena – Copenhagen, Denmark
• 26th Apr – Avicii Arena – Stockholm, Sweden
• 27th Apr – Unity Arena – Oslo, Norway
• 29th Apr – Uber Arena – Berlin, Germany
• 30th Apr – Festhalle – Frankfurt, Germany
• 1st May – PSD Bank Dome – Dusseldorf, Germany
• 3rd May – Accor Arena – Paris, France
• 4th May – Ziggo Dome – Amsterdam, Netherlands
• 5th May – AFAS Dome – Antwerp, Belgium
• 7th May – The O2 – London, United Kingdom
• 8th May – Co-op Live Arena – Manchester, United Kingdom
• 9th May – Utilita Arena Birmingham – Birmingham, United Kingdom
• 11th May – OVO Hydro – Glasgow, United Kingdom
• 13th May – 3Arena – Dublin, Ireland

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