Tame Impala’s 2026 North American Tour Unveiled with Star-Studded Guests
Tame Impala is hitting the road again and this summer’s North American tour is shaping up to be one of the most talked-about events of the year. Kicking off in Miami on July 7th, the tour will take the band through major cities across the U.S. and Canada, wrapping up in Houston on September 19th. Fans can expect arena shows in Atlanta, Philadelphia, Boston, Nashville, Toronto, Vancouver and many more.
This tour comes on the heels of Tame Impala’s latest album, Deadbeat , which debuted at number four on the Billboard 200 and has already produced massive streaming hits. Notably, the track “Dracula” has drawn widespread attention and the album’s closer, “End of Summer,” recently earned a Grammy for Best Dance/Electronic Recording. The album’s ongoing success highlights Kevin Parker’s unique ability to blend psychedelic rock with modern electronic influences, making Tame Impala one of the most influential acts in contemporary music.
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Adding extra excitement, the tour features two special guests. Djo, the music project of actor Joe Keery from Stranger Things , will support the first leg of the tour. His track “End of Beginning” has seen a resurgence since the Netflix series concluded, amassing over two billion streams on Spotify. Later, Dominic Fike will join the second leg, bringing his own distinct sound to the arenas. Fike, who last released a full album in 2023, has continued to maintain momentum through a recent mixtape and singles, ensuring fans get a dynamic mix of acts each night.
Tame Impala’s return to the stage is notable not just for the music itself but for the broader cultural impact. Arena tours of this scale demonstrate the enduring demand for live performances even as digital streaming dominates the music industry. For fans, this tour is more than a concert; it’s a chance to experience a full sensory show that blends visual spectacle with the immersive soundscapes that Tame Impala is known for.
Tickets will be available through a series of pre-sales starting February 18th, with the public sale on February 20th. Given the band’s popularity and the added draw of Djo and Dominic Fike, venues are expected to sell out quickly. For the millions of fans following the band’s every move, this tour represents a rare opportunity to see multiple chart-topping artists in one night.
For anyone planning to attend, it’s clear that Tame Impala’s 2026 tour is more than just a series of concerts—it’s a cultural moment. Stay tuned, keep an eye on ticket releases and continue following the journey as Kevin Parker and his collaborators bring Deadbeat to life across North America.
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