Radiohead’s plans for a follow-up tour are being teased ahead of Tokyo’s Summer Sonic Festival, with indications that the band may return to the road in 2027. Multiple reports point to a “next year” implication and further suggest Tokyo as a possible stop, as festival messaging and artist comments are interpreted as an extension of the group’s upcoming live plans.
The context is Radiohead’s recent comeback touring cycle. In late 2025, the band returns to the stage after seven years, playing 20 shows structured as a run of four-night residencies across major European cities. During promotional activity tied to his solo album, Ed O’Brien has discussed potentially repeating that approach in future years, including the idea of around 20 shows annually and rotating continents. However, O’Brien also hedges that the number of shows may be closer to a maximum rather than a fixed total.
While outlets differ in emphasis—some focus on Tokyo specifically and others on the broader touring template—they broadly agree that Radiohead is considering another multi-venue run starting in 2027, with the possibility of additional dates beyond Europe.
