Radiohead 2027 Shows Only in Australia and Japan
Radiohead is not just back; they are embarking on a multi-year celebration, transforming a long-awaited reunion into a global spectacle. After a seven-year hiatus, the iconic band is setting the stage for a massive tour, kicking off with highly anticipated dates in Australia and Japan in 2027.
This upcoming run marks the first live performances for the group in both countries in over a decade, signaling a major return for fans eager to relive their history. The tour schedule is set to feature 21 shows, including sixteen dates in Australia and five in Japan.
The tour officially begins in Perth, Australia, on May 3, running through June 13, and continues in Japan at the GMO Arena in Saitama from June 8 to 13. This extensive run allows the Thom Yorke-fronted group to play 45 different songs across the route.
The excitement surrounding the reunion is amplified by Radiohead’s recent artistic endeavors. This year, the band explored immersive storytelling with their Motion Picture House featuring KID A MNESIA, a project that debuted at Coachella. This initiative transformed the artwork, studio ephemera, and music of Kid A and Amnesiac into a comprehensive physical audiovisual experience, centered around a 75-minute film.
The reunion is living up to the legacy, bringing both nostalgic performance and cutting-edge artistic presentation to audiences around the globe. Fans can look forward to a historic tour that blends the magic of their past with the evolving sonic landscape of the present.
The initial Australian dates include performances at the RAC Arena in Perth and the Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne, while the Japanese leg provides shows at the GMO Arena in Saitama.
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