Deadbeat Tour

Deadbeat Tour

Tour by Tame Impala
Promotional image used for North American tour dates in 2026.
Location	North America Europe Australia
Associated album	Deadbeat
Start date	October 27, 2025
End date	July 10, 2027
Legs	5
No. of shows	91
Guests	Justice Dua Lipa Djo JENNIE Dominic Fike
Supporting acts	Fcukers RIP Magic Justice Djo Dominic Fike Ninajirachi Wet Leg
Tame Impala concert chronology

The Deadbeat Tour is the fifth concert tour by Tame Impala, the Australian music project of Kevin Parker, in support of the project's fifth studio album, Deadbeat (2025). The tour started on October 27, 2025, at the Barclays Center in New York City, and will conclude on July 10, 2027 at NOS Alive Festival in Lisbon. Fcukers, RIP Magic, Justice, Djo, Dominic Fike, Ninajirachi, & Wet Leg performed/will perform as the supporting acts.

Background

Tame Impala formally announced Deadbeat on September 4, 2025, following the release of the album's second single, "Loser", the day before. The album was released worldwide on October 17, 2025 through Columbia Records.

On September 5, 2025, dates for shows in the United States were announced for the Deadbeat Tour. The dates spanned from late October 2025 into mid-November. According to Parker, there were originally supposed to be more dates on this leg of the tour. However, after the album was delayed by a month, the tour was also delayed into basketball and hockey season, causing the band to lose dates for multiple venues.

A few weeks later on September 26, 2025, the European leg of the tour was announced for spring 2026.

On February 11, 2026, a video was posted on Tame Impala's Instagram announcing more dates for shows in North America and announcing Djo and Dominic Fike as supporting acts for select shows.

The Australian leg of the tour was announced on February 24, 2026 with Ninajirachi as the supporting act.

On August 24, 2026, Tame Impala announced a 2027 UK and European leg of the Deadbeat Tour including festival dates.

Ticketing

Tickets for the tour were sold primarily by Ticketmaster and the sales for the first US leg started on September 10. There were some additional pre-sales throughout the week, with remaining tickets sold during the general sale, which began on September 12.

For the 2nd North American leg of the tour, Tame Impala used Ticketmaster's Face Value Exchange to prevent ticket scalping. This means that those who purchased tickets could only resell their ticket on the Ticketmaster marketplace for the same price they initially paid.

Tour dates

Tame Impala in Lyon on 10 April 2026.

List of 2025 concerts, showing date, city, country, venue, opening act and attendance

Date (2025)	City	Country	Venue	Opening Act	Attendance
October 27	Brooklyn	United States	Barclays Center	Fcukers	–
October 28					–
October 31					–
November 1					–
November 3	Chicago		United Center		–
November 6	Austin		Moody Center		16,389
November 9	San Diego		Pechanga Arena		–
November 11	Inglewood		Kia Forum		–
November 12					–
November 14	Oakland		Oakland Arena		–
November 15					–
November 17	Inglewood		Kia Forum		–

List of 2026 concerts, showing date, city, country, venue and opening acts

Date (2026)	City	Country	Venue	Opening Acts
April 4	Porto	Portugal	Super Bock Arena	RIP Magic
April 5	Lisbon		MEO Arena
April 7	Madrid	Spain	Movistar Arena
April 8	Barcelona		Palau Sant Jordi
April 10	Décines-Charpieu	France	LDLC Arena
April 12	Turin	Italy	Inalpi Arena
April 13	Casalecchio di Reno		Unipol Arena
April 14	Zurich	Switzerland	Hallenstadion
April 16	Munich	Germany	Olympiahalle
April 18	Gliwice	Poland	PreZero Arena
April 19
April 20	Prague	Czech Republic	O2 Arena
April 23	Hamburg	Germany	Barclays Arena
April 25	Copenhagen	Denmark	Royal Arena
April 26	Stockholm	Sweden	Avicii Arena
April 27	Oslo	Norway	Unity Arena
April 29	Berlin	Germany	Uber Arena
April 30	Frankfurt		Festhalle
May 1	Düsseldorf		PSD Bank Dome
May 3	Paris	France	Accor Arena	Justice
May 4	Amsterdam	Netherlands	Ziggo Dome	RIP Magic
May 5	Antwerp	Belgium	AFAS Dome
May 7	London	England	The O2 Arena
May 8	Manchester		Co-op Live
May 9	Birmingham		Utilita Arena Birmingham
May 11	Glasgow	Scotland	OVO Hydro
May 13	Dublin	Ireland	3Arena
July 6	Miami	United States	Kaseya Center	Djo
July 7
July 9	Tampa		Benchmark International Arena
July 11	Atlanta		State Farm Arena
July 12
July 15	Philadelphia		Xfinity Mobile Arena
July 18	Baltimore		CFG Bank Arena
July 19
July 22	Montreal	Canada	Bell Centre
July 25	Toronto		Scotiabank Arena
July 26
July 28	Boston	United States	TD Garden
July 29
August 1	Charlotte		Spectrum Center
August 2
August 4	Nashville		Bridgestone Arena
August 5
August 25	Columbus		Nationwide Arena	Dominic Fike
August 28	Minneapolis		Target Center
September 1	Seattle		Climate Pledge Arena
September 2
September 5	Vancouver	Canada	Rogers Arena
September 6
September 8	Portland	United States	Moda Center
September 11	Denver		Ball Arena
September 14	Phoenix		Mortgage Matchup Center
September 17	Dallas		American Airlines Center
September 19	Houston		Toyota Center
September 20
October 9	Boondall	Australia	Brisbane Entertainment Centre	Ninajirachi
October 10
October 11
October 14	Melbourne		Rod Laver Arena
October 15
October 16
October 17
October 19	Sydney		Afterpay Arena
October 20
October 21
October 24	Perth		RAC Arena
October 25

List of 2027 concerts, showing date, city, country, venue and opening act

Date (2027)	City	Country	Venue	Opening Act
May 28	Manchester	England	Co-op Live	Wet Leg
June 1	London		The O2 Arena
June 2
June 7	Rotterdam	Netherlands	Rotterdam Ahoy
June 8
June 12	Paris	France	Accor Arena
June 13
June 17	Cologne	Germany	Lanxess Arena
June 30	Gydnia	Poland	Gdynia-Kosakowo Airport	None
July 4	Werchter	Belgium	Werchter Festivalpark
July 10	Lisbon	Portugal	Passeio Marítimo de Algés

Setlist

This setlist is from the November 1, 2025 concert in New York City. It does not represent all of the concerts for the duration of the tour.

1. "Apocalypse Dreams"
2. "The Moment"
3. "Dracula"
4. "Loser"
5. "Breathe Deeper"
6. "Borderline"
7. "Gossip"
8. "Elephant"
9. "Afterthought"
10. "Feels Like We Only Go Backwards"
11. "No Reply"
12. "Ethereal Connection"
13. "Not My World"
14. "Let It Happen"
15. "Nangs"
16. "Obsolete"
17. "Alter Ego"
18. "Yes I'm Changing"
19. "Eventually"
20. "New Person, Same Old Mistakes"

    Encore

21. "My Old Ways"
22. "The Less I Know the Better"
23. "End of Summer"

Surprise songs

List of 2025 surprise songs, showing date, city, and song

Date (2025)	City	Surprise song(s)
October 27	Brooklyn	"Endors Toi" & "Neverender"
October 28		"Expectation"
October 31		"Sundown Syndrome"
November 3	Chicago	"It Is Not Meant to Be"
November 6	Austin	"Endors Toi" & "Expectation"
November 9	San Diego	"Sundown Syndrome"
November 11	Inglewood	"Love/Paranoia"
November 12		"Why Won't You Make Up Your Mind?" & "Neverender"
November 14	Oakland	"No Reply"
November 15		"Why Won't They Talk to Me?" & "Half Full Glass of Wine"

List of 2026 surprise songs, showing date, city, and song

Date (2026)	City	Surprise song(s)
April 4	Porto	"List of People (To Try and Forget About)"
April 7	Madrid	"Expectation"
April 10	Décines-Charpieu	"Love/Paranoia"
April 10	Casalecchio di Reno	"Why Won't They Talk to Me?"
April 29	Berlin	"Love/Paranoia"
April 30	Frankfurt	"Sundown Syndrome"
May 3	Paris	"Neverender"
May 5	Antwerp	"Endors Toi"
May 7	London	"Houdini"
May 9	Birmingham	"Endors Toi" & "Why Won't They Talk to Me?"
May 13	Dublin	"Sundown Syndrome"
July 6	Miami	"List of People (To Try and Forget About)"
July 7		"Obsolete"
July 9	Tampa	"Alter Ego"
July 11	Atlanta	"Expectation"
July 12		"List of People (To Try and Forget About)"
July 15	Philadelphia	"Alter Ego"
July 18	Baltimore	"List of People (To Try and Forget About)"
July 19		"Expectation"
July 22	Montreal	"Obsolete"
July 25	Toronto	"Alter Ego"
July 26		“Posthumous Forgiveness”
July 28	Boston	"List of People (To Try and Forget About)"
July 29		"Alter Ego"
August 1	Charlotte	"Why Won't They Talk to Me?"
August 2		"Obsolete"
August 4	Nashville	"Expectation"
August 5		"List of People (To Try and Forget About)"

Notes

• The first show in New York was the first show with James Ireland as a member of the live band.
• Beginning at the second show in New York, "The Moment" and "Yes I'm Changing" would rotate in and out of the setlist.
• At the Halloween show in New York City, the live members of Tame Impala all dressed up as Kevin Parker and walked out to "Half Full Glass of Wine". Eric Andre appeared during "No Reply".
• At the Halloween show in New York City and at the San Diego show, "Sundown Syndrome" was played (with the Halloween show being the first time since 2018).
• At the start of the encore at the second show in Oakland, Kevin Parker invited a fan to play the drums of "Half Full Glass of Wine" on stage.
• Beginning at the show in Porto, "The Moment" would become a permanent addition to the setlist and "List of People (To Try and Forget About)" would begin to alternate with "Obsolete". This would also be the live debut of "List of People (To Try and Forget About)".
• Starting with the show in Madrid, "Expectation" would occasionally alternate with "Alter Ego".
• In Paris, Kevin Parker revealed that he wrote "Yes I'm Changing" when he was on tour in Paris for Lonerism.
• At the show in Paris, "Neverender" was played with Justice.
• In London, Kevin brought out Dua Lipa at the end of "Afterthought" and proceeded to perform "Houdini".
• In Birmingham, "Why Won't They Talk To Me?" was played upon fan request, replacing "Expectation".
• At the show in Birmingham, Kevin Parker instructed fans to wish live drummer Julian Barbagallo happy birthday.
• Beginning at the first show in Miami, a new mix labeled "Deadbeat Jam" would be played after "Apocalypse Dreams".
• At the first show in Boston, Djo was brought out during “Loser”. Afterwards, Tame Impala performed an old jam known as “Mind Melt” for the first time since the Lonerism Tour.
• At the second show in Boston, Kevin brought out Jennie to perform "Dracula (Jennie remix)" together.
• At the first show in Nashville, Spider-Man appeared during "No Reply".

Live band

• Kevin Parker – lead vocals, guitar, occasional synthesizer
• Dominic Simper – guitar, synthesizer, keyboards
• Jay Watson – synthesizer, keyboards, guitar, backing vocals
• Julien Barbagallo – drums, percussion, backing vocals, synthesizer
• Cam Avery – bass guitar, synthesizer, backing vocals
• James Ireland – guitar, synthesizer, percussion, drums

Commercial performance

In New York City, all four nights were sold-out. In Austin, set a new record for most tickets ever sold at the Moody Center, making the show the venue's largest concert to date.