Music fans around the world have reason to celebrate as a major global tour for 2026 continues to take shape, spanning Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and Oceania. With a limited number of tickets newly released for select European shows, excitement is reaching new heights among audiences eager to secure their place at one of the most anticipated live music events of the year.
The tour promises not only a vast geographical reach, but also a dynamic live experience enhanced by special guest appearances. On selected dates, acclaimed acts Clipse, Phantogram, and Last Train will join the lineup, bringing additional depth and variety to an already powerful musical journey. Fans are encouraged to check their city’s specific lineup, as these supporting artists will appear on select stops only.
Middle East and Asia: A Strong Start to 2026
The tour kicks off in January 2026 with two high-profile dates in the Middle East. On January 20, the show arrives in Sakhir, Bahrain, at the impressive Beyon Al Dana Amphitheatre, followed by a performance on January 23 in Abu Dhabi, UAE, at the renowned Etihad Arena on Yas Island. Both dates offer VIP ticket options, setting the tone for a premium live experience from the very beginning.
From there, the tour heads to India, where demand is expected to be intense. Fans in Bengaluru can attend the concert on January 25 at Brigade Innovation Garden, while Mumbai will host a massive outdoor show on March 3 at the iconic Mahalakshmi Race Course. These dates mark a significant moment for the region, highlighting the tour’s truly global ambition.
Australia and New Zealand: Multiple Nights, Major Arenas
In March 2026, the tour moves to Australia, featuring an extensive run across the country. Brisbane hosts two consecutive nights on March 5 and 8 at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre, followed by back-to-back shows in Melbourne on March 10 and 12 at Rod Laver Arena. The Australian leg continues with a stop in Adelaide on March 14 at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre, before closing with two nights in Sydney on March 15 and 18 at Qudos Bank Arena.
Across the Tasman Sea, Auckland, New Zealand, welcomes the tour on March 29 at Spark Arena, with LPU pre-sale and VIP ticket options available. These multiple-night bookings in major venues underline the overwhelming demand and strong fan base in the region.
Europe 2026: Stadiums, Festivals, and Limited Tickets
Europe takes center stage from May through June 2026, beginning on May 29 in Stockholm, Sweden, at 3Arena. From there, the tour intensifies with two massive stadium shows in Hamburg, Germany, on June 1 and 3 at Volksparkstadion.
Germany continues to play a key role with appearances at legendary festivals Rock am Ring in Nürburg on June 5, and Rock im Park in Nuremberg on June 7, before moving to Munich for two stadium nights at Allianz Arena on June 11 and 12.
Austria and France follow, with a show in Vienna at Ernst Happel Stadium on June 9, and Lyon, France, hosting the tour on June 16 at Groupama Stadium. The UK joins the itinerary with a highly anticipated appearance at Download Festival in Donington Park between June 10 and 14.
Southern Europe closes out the European leg in spectacular fashion. Highlights include O Son do Camiño in Santiago de Compostela, Spain from June 18 to 20, Rock in Rio Lisboa on June 21, and two nights in Madrid on June 23 and 24 at Auditorio Miguel Ríos. The tour continues to Florence, Italy, on June 26 at Visarno Arena, and concludes in Werchter, Belgium, on June 28 at Werchter – Parklife.
A Must-See Live Experience
With its combination of stadium spectacles, festival appearances, and arena shows, this 2026 tour stands out as one of the most ambitious and far-reaching live music events in recent years. The release of a limited number of additional tickets for European dates offers fans a final chance to be part of this unforgettable experience. From the Middle East to Oceania and across Europe’s biggest stages, the tour promises powerful performances, world-class production, and nights that will resonate long after the final encore.