Radiohead are continuing their comeback with a set of shows across Australia and Japan next summer. The English rock band - comprising Thom Yorke, Jonny Greenwood, Colin Greenwood, Philip Selway and Ed O'Brien - announced on Monday, September 7, that they will be playing 21 arena shows across four cities in 2027. The tour will kick off with 16 shows in Australia, marking their first time in the country in 15 years.

Beginning with four shows at Perth's RAC Arena on May 3, the tour will move on to Melbourne for six nights at Rod Laver Arena and Sydney for another six at Afterpay Arena. The final Australian performance is scheduled for June 1. The Australian dates will then be followed by five shows in Saitama, Japan, with the band concluding their 2027 run on June 13.

Radiohead confirmed that these shows will be their only concerts anywhere in the world next year. Tickets will be allocated through a registration system rather than a traditional first-come sale. Registration closes at 5 p.m. AEST on Thursday, September 10.

Following a years-long hiatus, Radiohead returned to the road in late 2025 with European residencies. Fans are expected to travel from across the globe to witness the legendary alternative rock band's highly anticipated international return after more than a decade away from these regions.