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Tame Impala plans to return to the UK and Ireland later this year after announcing a series of arena shows in June.
The Australian group, led by leader Kevin Parker, will perform at O2 in London on June 8th. They will also perform in Blackpool and Dublin later this month.
The announcement came after the group revealed new music, with the release of the single Patience in March.
The band has become one of the most popular supporters of psychedelic rock in recent years, publishing albums Innerspeaker, Lonerism and Currents in 2010, 2012 and 2015 respectively.
Tame Impala was last produced in London as the Citadel festival's poster head in 2018, before 25,000 people at Gunnersbury Park.
The group will perform this summer at the Glastonbury Festival, alongside The Cure, The Killers, Stormzy, Kylie Minogue, Janet Jackson and Vampire Weekend.
How to get Tame Impala tickets
Tickets for the O2 show can be purchased here from 9am on Friday, April 12th.
Tickets for the rest of the concerts in the UK are available here.
Tame Impala tour dates
The group will perform the following shows.
- Saturday, June 8 – The O2, London
- Wednesday, June 24 – Empress Hall, Blackpool
- Friday, June 26 – 3Arena, Dublin
The best music festivals in the UK in 2019
1/17 Liverpool Sound City
One of the best independent festivals, with a dedication to emerging new talent. Mabel titles in 2019.
John Phillips / Getty Images
2/17 The great Escape
A Brighton festival that, in 2018, has moved to the beach as its main site. The focus here is on the most exciting new artists. Lewis Capaldi is on the bill of 2019.
PA / PA Images
3/17 Love saves the day
A vibrant mix of live acts and DJ sets, focusing on music that will make the entire crowd dance. The biceps were among the big names of the 2018 edition.
Matt Cowan / Getty Images
4/17 Gottwood
A hedonistic retreat in the lush forest of North Wales with some of the best DJs in the game. In 2019 he will celebrate his 10th birthday.
Jake Davis for here and now
5/17 Parklife
The biggest festival in Manchester and the extremely convincing answer of Reading and Leeds.
PA Archives / PA Images
6/17 the Isle of Wight
Every June, the festival takes care of the tiny island and hosts some of the biggest names in rock music.
Getty Images
7/17 Download
By far the most famous festival in the UK for metal fans, shredding ear drums since 2003.
AFP / Getty Images
8/17 Glastonbury
No one does it bigger or better than Glastonbury, with hundreds of incredible acts across a myriad of stages.
Getty Images
9/17 The supreme love
A jazz-based festival that develops in the soul, funk, R'n'B and beyond styles. Gladys Knight titles in 2019.
Getty Images
10/17 FORWARDS
One of the best Scottish festivals, with the power to book pretty huge headliners.
AFP / Getty Images
11/17 Latitude
Another festival among the big names of the summer calendar, this festival is eclectic but focuses mainly on rock and pop.
Getty Images
12/17 Tram lines
An ever-improving festival that regularly attracts top names in the world of pop and rock, alongside many emerging talents. Noel Gallagher was among the headliners last time.
Getty Images
13/17 Camp Bestival
The family festival will make a triumphant return this summer after recruiting new investors to keep it alive. Jess Glynne tops the 2019 standings.
Getty Images
14/17 Boardmasters
This festival, which combines music and surfing, is back on the Cornwall coast in 2019. Among the headliners are Florence + The Machine.
Getty Images for KROQ / Entercom
15/17 Houghton
Making its debut in 2017, Houghton is surely the best new festival in the country, with a varied program and a 24-hour music license.
Jake Davis / Hungry Visuals
16/17 Boomtown
An impressive festival of wild theatrical productions and varied musical perspectives. Carl Cox presents the new techno scene added in 2019.
Getty Images
17/17 Reading and Leeds
Two festivals that run simultaneously on the same weekend and share the same programming. One of the best-known events of the British calendar, its rock roots have grown to include more acts of pop and rap in recent years. Post Malone is among the headliners in 2019.
Isaac Brekken / Getty Images
1/17 Liverpool Sound City
One of the best independent festivals, with a dedication to emerging new talent. Mabel titles in 2019.
John Phillips / Getty Images
2/17 The great Escape
A Brighton festival that, in 2018, has moved to the beach as its main site. The focus here is on the most exciting new artists. Lewis Capaldi is on the bill of 2019.
PA / PA Images
3/17 Love saves the day
A vibrant mix of live acts and DJ sets, focusing on music that will make the entire crowd dance. The biceps were among the big names of the 2018 edition.
Matt Cowan / Getty Images
4/17 Gottwood
A hedonistic retreat in the lush forest of North Wales with some of the best DJs in the game. In 2019 he will celebrate his 10th birthday.
Jake Davis for here and now
5/17 Parklife
The biggest festival in Manchester and the extremely convincing answer of Reading and Leeds.
PA Archives / PA Images
6/17 the Isle of Wight
Every June, the festival takes care of the tiny island and hosts some of the biggest names in rock music.
Getty Images
7/17 Download
By far the most famous festival in the UK for metalheads, drum shredders since 2003.
AFP / Getty Images
8/17 Glastonbury
No one does it bigger or better than Glastonbury, with hundreds of incredible acts across a myriad of stages.
Getty Images
9/17 The supreme love
A jazz-based festival that develops in the soul, funk, R'n'B and beyond styles. Gladys Knight titles in 2019.
Getty Images
10/17 FORWARDS
One of the best Scottish festivals, with the power to book pretty huge headliners.
AFP / Getty Images
11/17 Latitude
Another festival among the big names of the summer calendar, this festival is eclectic but focuses mainly on rock and pop.
Getty Images
12/17 Tram lines
An ever-improving festival that regularly attracts top names in the world of pop and rock, alongside many emerging talents. Noel Gallagher was among the headliners last time.
Getty Images
13/17 Camp Bestival
The family festival will make a triumphant return this summer after recruiting new investors to keep it alive. Jess Glynne tops the 2019 standings.
Getty Images
14/17 Boardmasters
This festival, which combines music and surfing, is back on the Cornwall coast in 2019. Among the headliners are Florence + The Machine.
Getty Images for KROQ / Entercom
15/17 Houghton
Making its debut in 2017, Houghton is surely the best new festival in the country, with a varied program and a 24-hour music license.
Jake Davis / Hungry Visuals
16/17 Boomtown
An impressive festival of wild theatrical productions and varied musical perspectives. Carl Cox presents the new techno scene added in 2019.
Getty Images
17/17 Reading and Leeds
Two festivals that run simultaneously on the same weekend and share the same programming. One of the best-known events of the British calendar, its rock roots have grown to include more acts of pop and rap in recent years. Post Malone is among the headliners in 2019.
Isaac Brekken / Getty Images
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