Radiohead returns to Europe: All the info!

After a long seven-year silence, Radiohead (listen on the RoadTrip by Allzic webradio) finally breaks the wait and announces its grand return to the stage. The cult band led by Thom Yorke will embark on a European tour next autumn, marking their first performance since their last concert on August 1, 2018, in Philadelphia. This unexpected news electrifies fans worldwide, eager to reconnect with the intensity and magic of the English quintet's live shows.

Tour dates

The English quintet will pick up their instruments and ethereal atmospheres this autumn, with a series of exclusive concerts:

• Madrid (Movistar Arena) – November 4, 5, 7, 8

• Bologna (Unipol Arena) – November 14, 15, 17, 18

• London (The O₂ Arena) – November 21, 22, 24, 25

• Copenhagen (Royal Arena) – December 1, 2, 4, 5

• Berlin (Uber Arena) – December 8, 9, 11, 12

It’s safe to say that the event is already shaping up to be colossal for those lucky enough to attend.

Philip Selway's message

In a statement addressed to fans today, drummer Philip Selway shared the band's mindset:

« Last year, we found ourselves rehearsing just for the fun of it. After seven years away, it was wonderful to play our songs again and reconnect with a musical identity that deeply inhabits us. It also made us want to do some concerts together, so we hope you can come to one of the upcoming dates. For now, that’s all it will be, but who knows where this will lead us? »

A message full of sincerity, reflecting both the emotion of their return and a certain caution regarding the band's future.

The big omission: France

But behind the excitement, a shadow looms: France is completely absent from this tour. No dates in Paris, nor anywhere else in the Hexagon, despite the French audience always being present at the band's concerts. On social media, the disappointment is immense, with many fans expressing their anger and sadness at this unexpected boycott.

Hope for the future?

Even though this announcement has left a bitter taste for passionate French fans, Selway's statement hints at a possibility: what if this is just the beginning? Perhaps new dates will emerge in 2026, or the band is planning a broader tour. In the meantime, fans will have to cross borders to see Radiohead and dive back into their unique universe.