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31st October 2025
10:36am GMT

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Interpol and Bloc Party have announced details of a co-headline UK and European tour for 2026.
The two indie bands will embark on the run late next year after teasing the announcement on social media earlier this week.
The tour will begin in Copenhagen on 10 November, with shows planned for Berlin, Hamburg, Düsseldorf, Paris, Amsterdam, and Brussels.
It'll then head to the UK and Ireland, beginning on 20 November in Birmingham ahead of Cardiff, Sheffield, Dublin, and Glasgow.
Plus they'll headline multiple shows in the likes of Manchester, Brighton, and London, with two shows scheduled for each city.
Both groups found success in the noughties and will be performing material from across their 20-year-plus careers.
This includes tracks from Bloc Party's debut album Silent Alarm, which they've recently celebrated with an anniversary tour, and Interpol's breakthrough second album, Antics.
It'll mark their second tour together, having previously performed across the UK in 2004, and co-headlining a series of shows in Australia in 2023.
Ahead of tickets going on sale for Interpol and Bloc Party's joint tour, you can find out everything you need to know below.
Fans can get their hands on tickets from 9am on Friday, 7 November via:
Yes, fans can sign up via Bloc Party's website here to access a presale, which will take place at 9am local time on Wednesday, 5 November. You'll be sent a unique code/link to access tickets early.
10 November – Copenhagen, Royal Arena - tickets
11 November – Berlin, Uber Arena - tickets
12 November – Hamburg, Barclays Arena - tickets
14 November – Düsseldorf, PSD Bank Dome - tickets
16 November – Paris, Le Zenith - tickets
17 November – Amsterdam, AFAS Live
18 November – Brussels, Forest National - tickets
20 November – Birmingham, Utilita Arena - tickets
21 November – Cardiff, Utilita Arena - tickets
23 November – Manchester, Aviva Studios - tickets
24 November – Manchester, Aviva Studios - tickets
26 November – Brighton, Brighton Centre - tickets
27 November – Brighton, Brighton Centre - tickets
28 November – Sheffield, Utilita Arena - tickets
30 November – Dublin, 3Arena - tickets
2 December – Glasgow, OVO Hydro - tickets
4 December – London, Olympia - tickets
5 December – London, Olympia - tickets
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