Australian psychedelic music project Tame Impala, created and led by singer, songwriter and producer Kevin Parker, has announced a new North American leg of the Deadbeat Tour for summer 2026. The arena run begins on July 7 in Miami, Florida, and concludes on September 19 in Houston, Texas, with performances across the United States and Canada. Support duties are divided between Djo—the music project of actor and musician Joe Keery—and American singer-songwriter Dominic Fike. According to the official announcement, ticket presales begin Wednesday, February 18, at noon local time, followed by the public on-sale on Friday, February 20, at noon local time.
The newly announced schedule gives fans another opportunity to see Kevin Parker’s acclaimed live production in large indoor arenas after earlier touring commitments. The routing covers major entertainment markets while avoiding several cities visited on previous legs, creating a fresh itinerary for audiences across North America.
Tour overview
The 2026 North American itinerary focuses entirely on arena venues, reflecting the scale of Tame Impala’s live production. Rather than mixing festival appearances with standalone concerts, this leg follows a traditional arena schedule stretching from the Southeast through the Northeast, into Canada, and later across the Midwest and western United States before ending in Texas.
Several cities receive multiple performances, including Baltimore, Toronto, and Boston. Multi-night bookings often help meet demand while allowing production crews to remain in one venue for consecutive performances, reducing travel between shows.
Fans will also notice that the New York City metropolitan area is not included on this routing. The omission follows previous performances in the region, resulting in a schedule that emphasizes other major North American markets this summer.
Ticket information
The official sales schedule follows a familiar rollout used for major concert tours. Artist and partner presales are scheduled to begin at 12:00 p.m. local time on Wednesday, February 18, before tickets become available to the general public at 12:00 p.m. local time on Friday, February 20.
Tickets are being distributed through the official Ticketmaster event listings and other authorized ticketing partners where applicable. At the time of announcement, no official details regarding VIP experiences or premium hospitality packages had been confirmed.
Official ticket information is available through Ticketmaster’s Tame Impala event page.
Opening acts
The supporting lineup changes midway through the tour. Djo, the recording project of actor and musician Joe Keery, performs during the opening portion of the run. His synth-pop sound complements Tame Impala’s psychedelic and electronic influences, making the pairing one of the tour’s notable creative choices.
Beginning with the August 25 performance in Columbus, Ohio, Dominic Fike takes over opening duties. Fike blends alternative rock, pop and hip-hop influences, giving the second half of the tour a noticeably different musical lead-in. Fans planning to attend should verify which artist appears on their selected date, as the support lineup changes only once during the itinerary.
Complete tour routing
The schedule opens in Florida before moving through Georgia, Pennsylvania and Maryland. From there, the tour heads into Canada with concerts in Montreal and Toronto before returning to Boston and the southeastern United States. After a short break, the second leg resumes in Ohio, crosses the Midwest, reaches the Pacific Northwest, continues through western cities including Denver and Phoenix, and finishes with two Texas arena shows.
- July 7 – Miami, Florida – Kaseya Center (with Djo)
- July 9 – Tampa, Florida – Benchmark International Arena (with Djo)
- July 12 – Atlanta, Georgia – State Farm Arena (with Djo)
- July 15 – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – Xfinity Mobile Arena (with Djo)
- July 18 – Baltimore, Maryland – CFG Bank Arena (with Djo)
- July 19 – Baltimore, Maryland – CFG Bank Arena (with Djo)
- July 22 – Montreal, Quebec, Canada – Bell Centre (with Djo)
- July 25 – Toronto, Ontario, Canada – Scotiabank Arena (with Djo)
- July 26 – Toronto, Ontario, Canada – Scotiabank Arena (with Djo)
- July 28 – Boston, Massachusetts – TD Garden (with Djo)
- July 29 – Boston, Massachusetts – TD Garden (with Djo)
- August 1 – Charlotte, North Carolina – Spectrum Center (with Djo)
- August 4 – Nashville, Tennessee – Bridgestone Arena (with Djo)
- August 25 – Columbus, Ohio – Nationwide Arena (with Dominic Fike)
- August 28 – Minneapolis, Minnesota – Target Center (with Dominic Fike)
- September 1 – Seattle, Washington – Climate Pledge Arena (with Dominic Fike)
- September 5 – Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada – Rogers Arena (with Dominic Fike)
- September 8 – Portland, Oregon – Moda Center (with Dominic Fike)
- September 11 – Denver, Colorado – Ball Arena (with Dominic Fike)
- September 14 – Phoenix, Arizona – Mortgage Matchup Center (with Dominic Fike)
- September 17 – Dallas, Texas – American Airlines Center (with Dominic Fike)
- September 19 – Houston, Texas – Toyota Center (with Dominic Fike)
What fans should know before attending
Because this tour is built around large indoor arenas, seating layouts and entry procedures will vary by venue. Concertgoers should check venue websites closer to their event for information on parking, bag policies, public transportation options and opening times. Fans traveling between cities may also find it helpful to compare consecutive dates when planning accommodations.
Those interested in seeing a particular supporting artist should pay close attention to the lineup split. The transition from Djo to Dominic Fike occurs only once, meaning the opening performance depends entirely on the concert date rather than the venue or ticket type.
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Concert schedules, supporting acts, venue details and ticket availability can change after an announcement. Fans should confirm the latest information through official ticketing and venue sources before making travel plans or purchasing tickets.
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