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Shock, joy and immediate ticket FOMO: Radiohead confirmed a 20‑show European run this week — their first live performances since Aug. 2018 — reopening a conversation fans thought was closed. The band will play four nights in each of five cities across Nov-Dec 2025, and tickets require registration (registration opens Sept. 5, public sale Sept. 12). Variety and Rolling Stone both reported the announcement and published the band’s rehearsal‑inspired statement; my quick take: this is a cautious restart, not a full global tour — but will it force a scramble for North American dates?
What Radiohead’s 20 European Shows Mean For Fans In 2025
- Radiohead Announced 20 shows Nov-Dec 2025 Across Madrid, Bologna, London, Copenhagen, Berlin.
- Tickets Require Fan Registration; Registration Opens Sept. 5, Public Sale Begins Sept. 12.
- Band Reunites After A 7‑Year Live Pause Since Aug. 2018; Drummer Called Rehearsals “cathartic.”
- New Live Album “Hail To The Thief” Releases Oct. 31, hinting at renewed activity.
- For Now, Dates Are Europe‑Only; Fans Wonder If U.S. Dates Will Follow.
Why This 2025 Reunion Matters Right Now — What Changes For Fans?
This isn’t a nostalgia stunt; it’s a measured re‑entry. The band’s decision to run a short European residency of 20 shows signals careful demand testing, not an immediate worldwide trek. If you’re a fan, that means a high chance of sold‑out nights and presale dependency — register at radiohead.com or risk missing the limited allotment. From an industry angle, Radiohead’s return could reaccelerate festival bids, vinyl reissues and resale spikes — will promoters chase U.S. legs if European demand explodes?
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Radiohead’s official notice and venue posts lit up X within minutes, with fans sharing screenshots and planning pilgrimages. In their statement drummer Philip Selway said the band “got together to rehearse, just for the hell of it,” and that reconnecting made them “want to play some shows together.” That line — part relief, part invitation — fueled hope and heated debate about future dates.
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Several signals preceded the announcement: the band formed a new business entity earlier in 2025, fans found promotional fliers in cities, and a live‑recordings release surfaced. Those facts—plus the forthcoming Oct. 31 live album—create a clear pattern: archival releases + selective touring. In short, Radiohead is combining catalog activity with limited live dates to test momentum before any larger risk.
20 Shows, 5 Cities, 7 Years: The Numbers That Reveal The Scale
| KPI | Value | Change/Impact |
|---|---|---|
| Shows | 20 Shows | First tour dates since 2018 |
| Cities | 5 Cities | Four nights per city, concentrated runs |
| Years Since Last Show | 7 Years | Reconnects band after long hiatus |
What Comes Next For Radiohead Fans — Tickets, U.S. Dates, And The Big Question
This week’s announcement resets expectations: immediate demand, presale tactics, and likely resale volatility. If European dates sell out, promoters will face pressure to add U.S. shows — but Radiohead’s language suggests restraint (“for now, it will just be these ones”). Will the band keep it boutique and surprise fans, or expand into a full‑blown 2026 world tour? Register, decide which city you’d travel to, and prepare — the real story is just beginning. Which city would you chase first?
Sources
- https://variety.com/2025/music/news/radiohead-2025-tour-dates-1236505160/
- https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/radiohead-2025-tour-dates-1235420580/
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Jessica Morrison is a seasoned entertainment writer with over a decade of experience covering television, film, and pop culture. After earning a degree in journalism from New York University, she worked as a freelance writer for various entertainment magazines before joining red94.net. Her expertise lies in analyzing television series, from groundbreaking dramas to light-hearted comedies, and she often provides in-depth reviews and industry insights. Outside of writing, Jessica is an avid film buff and enjoys discovering new indie movies at local festivals.