Following their 2016 album A Moon Shaped Pool, Radiohead was announced as the headlining act for both weekends of this year’s Coachella festival. For a while, that was all the band had scheduled for 2017 stateside performances. Fear not, though, because today brings lovely news, as Radiohead has announced a brief touring stint for the first half of 2017 (via Vulture).
Aside from Coachella, they’ll play a couple other California dates in April, and between March 30 and April 21, they’ll also take stages in Miami, Atlanta, New Orleans, Kansas City, Seattle, and Portland. For our friends across the pond, a lot of their 2017 dates have already sold out, but fans in Denmark, Italy, Poland, Belgium, and France still have a chance to catch Thom Yorke and company live.
Tickets for the remaining European shows are on sale now, and the American concerts go on sale January 20 (all available from here). Check out their schedule below, and even further below, revisit the band’s performance of “Weird Fishes/Arpeggi” at last year’s Lollapalooza.
Radiohead 2017 tour dates
March 30 — American Airlines Arena in Miami, FL
April 1 — Philips Arena in Atlanta, GA
April 3 — Smoothie King Center in New Orleans, LA
April 5 — Spring Center in Kansas City, MO
April 8 — Key Arena in Seattle, WA
April 9 — Moda Center in Portland, OR
April 11 — Santa Barbara Bowl in Santa Barbara, CA
April 14 — Coachella in Indio, CA
April 17-18 — Greek Theatre in Berkeley, CA
April 21 — Coachella in Indio, CA
June 6-7 — Spektrum in Oslo, Norway
June 9 — Ericcson Globe in Stockholm, Sweden
June 11 — Northside Festival in Aarhus, Denmark
June 14 — Parco Delle Cascine in Florence, Italy
June 16 — Pardo di Monza in Milan, Italy
June 18 — Best Kept Secret Festival in Hilvarenbeek, Netherlands
June 20 — 3Arena in Dublin, Ireland
June 23 — Glastonbury Festival in Pilton, England
June 28 — Open’er Festival in Gdynia, Poland
June 30 — Rock Werchter in Werchter, Belgium
July 2 — Main Square Festival in Arras, France
July 4-5 — Manchester Arena in Manchester, England
Featured image: Murray Chalmers PR
