Tame Impala 2027 Arena Shows
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Tame Impala has announced a 2027 UK & European tour, featuring huge arena shows in Manchester and London, plus special guests Wet Leg.
Tour Dates:
Manchester Co-op Live, 28 May
London The O2, 01 June
London The O2, 02
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Artist Bio:
Australian psychedelic music project led by musician, songwriter and producer Kevin Parker, Tame Impala blends dreamy psychedelia with pop, rock, electronic and disco influences.
Based in Perth, Parker started releasing music as Tame Impala in the late 2000s, with debut album ‘Innerspeaker’ arriving in 2010. The album quickly gained attention for its hazy guitars, swirling production and distinctly psychedelic sound, putting Tame Impala on the international music map.
The project really began to take off with 2012s ‘Lonerism’. Tracks such as ‘Elephant’ and ‘Feels Like We Only Go Backwards’ became fan favourites, while the album earned widespread critical acclaim and an international following.
Then came ‘Currents’ in 2015, which saw Parker take Tame Impala in a very different direction. Synths, electronic production and disco influences became a much bigger part of the sound, with tracks including ‘Let It Happen’, ‘The Less I Know The Better’ and ‘Eventually’ helping make the album a huge success.
Tame Impala returned with ‘The Slow Rush’ in 2020. Built around themes of time, change and getting older, the album continued Parker’s move towards a more polished electronic and pop sound, while songs such as ‘Borderline’, ‘Lost in Yesterday’ and ‘Is It True’ became new fan favourites.
More recently, Tame Impala have found a whole new audience with ‘Dracula’, which has become one of Kevin Parker’s biggest hits to date. The track went viral after BLACKPINK’s Jennie joined Parker for a remix, helping send it up the charts and turning it into a major global hit.
Away from Tame Impala, Parker has also built a reputation as a producer and collaborator, working with artists including Travis Scott, Mark Ronson, Lady Gaga and Dua Lipa.
Across four albums, Parker has continually reinvented Tame Impala rather than sticking to one sound. That willingness to experiment has helped turn the project from a psychedelic rock outfit into one of the most recognisable and influential names in modern psychedelic pop.
Artist News:
Tame Impala will head back to the UK in spring 2027, with major arena shows confirmed in Manchester and London.
The Australian project is currently enjoying another viral moment, with ‘Loser’ reaching No.1 on the global Spotify chart.
The track comes from Tame Impala’s latest album, ‘Deadbeat’, which was released last autumn and saw Parker lean further into the project’s electronic side. Parker later picked up a Grammy for ‘End Of Summer’, winning Best Dance/Electronic Recording.
Parker and co are currently on the North American leg of the Deadbeat arena tour.
