Weezer have announced a world tour for 2026/2027, including dates in the UK, Europe, North America and Japan. Find all the details below.
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The LA band will hit the road this autumn in support of their 20th studio record, ‘The Gold Album’, which is released on August 21 via Reprise/Warner.
Rivers Cuomo and co. are set to kick off the extensive trek – dubbed ‘The Gathering’ world tour – with a previously confirmed North American leg throughout September and October 2026.
Gigs are scheduled in San Francisco, Portland, Chicago, Toronto, New York, Nashville, Austin, San Diego, Las Vegas, Los Angeles and other cities. The Shins and Silversun Pickups will support at select dates in the US and Canada.
From there, they’ll head to Japan in February 2027 for two concerts in Tokyo, as well as performances in Kyoto, Osaka and Nagoya.
The UK and Ireland leg is due to kick off with a show at Dublin’s 3Arena on May 12. Further dates will follow at Newcastle’s Utilita Arena, Manchester’s Co-op Live, Leeds’ First Direct Bank Arena, Glasgow’s OVO Hydro, and Birmingham’s Utilita Arena.
Weezer will then head to London for a huge gig at Alexandra Palace on May 22, before closing the UK run with a stop at Cardiff’s Utilita Arena the following night (May 23).
The band will play some European shows shortly afterwards, taking place in Paris, Amsterdam, Oslo, Stockholm and Helsinki.
Taking Back Sunday are opening for Weezer on the UK and European leg, and said they were “incredibly excited” to share the news.
Tickets for the UK and European dates go on general sale at 10am BST/11am CEST next Friday (August 14) – you’ll be able to buy yours here.
Alternatively, fans in the UK can access a pre-sale at the same time on Tuesday (August 11) by pre-ordering Weezer’s new album here. Those in Europe can gain access by signing up here.
The general sale for Japan begins on Saturday September 5 at 10am local time. Tickets for North American can be found here.
Weezer have also shared a new single, ‘C.E.O.’, with an accompanying music video starring Tony Hawk, Curry Barker and more – watch above. The song follows on from recent tracks ‘Shine Again’ and ‘We Might as Well be Strangers’.
Weezer’s new ‘The Gathering’ world tour dates for 2027 are:
FEBRUARY
12 – Garden Theater, Tokyo
13 – Garden Theater, Tokyo
15 – Roam Theater, Kyoto
16 – Zepp Bayside, Osaka
18 – Portbase, Nagoya
MAY
12 – 3Arena, Dublin
14 – Utilita Arena, Newcastle
15 – Co-op Live, Manchester
17 – First Direct Bank Arena, Leeds
19 – OVO Hydro, Glasgow
21 – Utilita Arena, Birmingham
22 – Alexandra Palace, London
23 – Utilita Arena, Cardiff
25 – Zenith, Paris
26 – AFAS Live, Amsterdam
29 – Oslo Spektrum, Oslo
30 – Hovet, Stockholm
JUNE
01 – Veikkaus, Helsinki
Weezer. CREDIT: Brendan Walter
NME last spoke to Weezer in 2024, where frontman Rivers Cuomo recalled the process of making the group’s 1994 debut album – three decades after it was released.
“The one thing that struck me was how physically close we all were, not just the four of us, but there was a whole crowd of young men, packed into very small apartments in a very small part of Los Angeles,” he told us. “[We] were just constantly hanging out and talking, debating and discussing music and style, and we didn’t even have television sets back then so there was very little to distract us… And obviously we had no wives, children or girlfriends.”
Cuomo added: “When we released the ‘Blue’ album, I definitely felt like it was the greatest album of all time. I figured there was a chance I was wrong, but to me, it was my favourite album of all time and I assumed other people would feel the same way.”
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