The 21-date run marks the band’s first performances in Australia in 15 years and Japan in 19 years.
Radiohead has announced a 21-date tour scheduled for 2027, featuring 16 shows in Australia and five in Japan. The Australian leg begins May 3 with four shows at Perth’s RAC Arena, followed by six concerts at Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne and six at Sydney’s Afterpay Arena, wrapping up on June 1. The band will then perform five shows at the GMO Arena in Saitama, Japan, between June 8 and June 13. The tour marks Radiohead’s first time playing Australia since November 2012 and Japan since October 2008.
Every ticket sold will include a $2 charity donation split between Greenpeace Australia Pacific and the Australian Marine Conservation Society, with the band matching all contributions. The announcement follows guitarist Ed O’Brien’s March interview with Rolling Stone detailing plans to play roughly 20 shows per year on a different continent, as well as the band’s 2025 European tour dates.
