Acclaimed band TV On The Radio, led by Tunde Adebimpe, has revealed a series of new concert dates scheduled for summer 2025 across Europe and the UK. Following their recently announced festival engagements, the band is set to present five additional concerts to their tour itinerary.

New Concert Dates

The newly announced shows will take place in key cities including:

• Athens, Greece – Lycabettus Hill Theater (June 8)
• Lausanne, Switzerland – Docks (June 11)
• Berlin, Germany – Astra (June 17)
• Vienna, Austria – Gasometer (June 25)
• Manchester, England – Albert Hall (June 27)

Tickets for these events will be available starting Friday, March 28, at 10 AM local time.

Full Tour Schedule

TV On The Radio’s 2025 European and UK tour will be packed with performances including:

June

• 05 – Zurich, Switzerland – Unique Moments
• 06 – Barcelona, Spain – Primavera Sound Barcelona
• 08 – Athens, Greece – Lycabettus Hill Theater (NEW)
• 11 – Lausanne, Switzerland – Docks (NEW)
• 13 – Porto, Portugal – Primavera Sound Porto
• 14 – Hilvarenbeek, Netherlands – Best Kept Secret
• 15 – Wicklow, Ireland – Beyond the Pale Festival
• 17 – Berlin, Germany – Astra (NEW)
• 20 – Katowice, Poland – Tauron Nowa Muzyka
• 22 – Lido di Camaiore, Italy – La Prima Estate
• 25 – Vienna, Austria – Gasometer (NEW)
• 27 – Manchester, England – Albert Hall (NEW)
• 28 – Sommerset, England – Glastonbury

August

• 15 – London, England – Gunnersbury Park
• 17 – Wales, United Kingdom – Green Man Festival

Upcoming Festival Appearances

In addition to their own shows, TV On The Radio will perform at notable festivals, including a set at the esteemed Primavera Sound in Barcelona and a support slot for Khruangbin at Gunnersbury Park in London this August.

A Look Back at 2024

The announcement of these new dates marks a fruitful period for TV On The Radio, who celebrated the 20th anniversary of their debut album, Desperate Youth, Blood Thirsty Babes, with a re-release. The band also kicked off their reunion tour in November 2024 with a series of performances at New York’s Webster Hall, followed by shows in Los Angeles and London.