Madrid, Bologna, London, Copenhagen and Berlin. Here are the five stages of the European Radiohead tour that will run from November to December 2025. The group officially announced a series of 20 concerts, with four performances planned in each city.
This announcement ends a long waiting period for fans of the Oxford Group. Since August 2018, they had no longer given a concert after their last date in Philadelphia for the conclusion of their tour. A moon -shaped pool.
“Last year, we ended up repeating, just for fun. After a seven -year break, it was really great to reproduce the songs and reconnect with a musical identity that has deeply rooted in the five of us,” said drummer Philip Selway in a message addressed to fans.
Some signals
The tour will begin in Madrid from November 4 to 8, 2025 at the Movistar Arena, before continuing in Italy from November 14 to 18 in Unipol Arena in Bologna. London will receive the group on November 22, 24 and 25 at the O2 Arena. In December, Radiohead will perform at the Royal Arena in Copenhagen the 1, 2, 4 and 5, before concluding this European series at the Uber Arena in Berlin those of December 8, 11 and 12.
Philip Selway is still cautious about the future, in its press release. “At the moment, they will only be these dates, but who knows where all this will take us,” suggests the possibility of other ads.
Last March, fans had already speculated on a possible reform. The creation of a new commercial entity called “RHEUK25 LLP” had been interpreted by some as “Radiohead Europe UK 2025”. Additional tracks appeared in early September with the appearance of flyers in several European cities that announce concerts in London and Copenhagen.
A new live album
During this break, each group member dedicated himself to personal projects. Thom Yorke released his solo album Anima In 2019 and trained the smile with Jonny Greenwood and Tom Skinner, publishing two albums last year. Jonny Greenwood distinguished himself as a movie composer with original bands noticed for Ghost thread AND Spencer. Colin Greenwood accompanied Nick Cave On Tour, Ed O’Brien published his first album Land In 2020, and Philip Selway launched Strange dance in 2023.
While waiting for the tour, Radiohead has planned to launch a new live album Save the thiefOn October 31, 2025, compiling performance recordings taken between 2003 and 2009 in Dublin, London, Amsterdam and Buenos Aires.
Source: BFM TV
