Radiohead Plotting 2027 Return With Australia & Japan Dates
After years in the shadows, Thom Yorke and crew are hitting the road again.

Radiohead just locked in 21 shows across Australia and Japan for 2027, marking another chapter in their slow-burn comeback. The band's been mostly quiet since their last full tour run, so this announcement feels significant—especially for fans who've been waiting to catch them live again.
Twenty-one dates is substantial. We're talking real commitment, not some one-off festival appearance or short run. The fact that they're hitting both Australia and Japan suggests this is a proper international push, not just a handful of spots. For a band as meticulous and deliberate as Radiohead, rolling out tour dates this far in advance tells you they're serious about making it count.
It's been the Radiohead way—disappear for a minute, focus on the music and the moment, then resurface on their own terms. No constant churn, no algorithm-bait, just the work and the shows when it feels right. Whether they're bringing fresh material or revisiting the catalog, 2027 is shaping up to be essential for anyone who wants to see one of rock's most important acts doing their thing live.
Read the full story at Pitchfork → https://pitchfork.com/story/radiohead-announce-australia-and-japan-residencies/
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