Fans who were unable to secure tickets last spring will get another chance. Tame Impala has just announced its return to Paris in 2027, this time with two concerts scheduled for Saturday, June 12, and Sunday, June 13, at the Accor Arena. The announcement comes less than four months after Kevin Parker’s performance at the same venue on May 3, 2026—a concert for which all 15,000 tickets sold out in just a few minutes and which notably featured a surprise appearance by Justice.
This new Paris stop is part of a European tour that will also visit Manchester, London, Rotterdam, and Cologne. And for this extraordinary show, Tame Impala will perform on a central stage, with a 360° setup. This configuration is designed to allow the audience to surround the stage and builds on the format developed during the Deadbeat tour.
Tame Impala in Paris in 2027 for two concerts at the Accor Arena
Kevin Parker will continue to perform hits from *Deadbeat*, Tame Impala’s fifth album, released in October 2025. The album marks an even more pronounced shift toward electronic music, notably with the tracks “Dracula” and “Loser,” while still making room for the songs that first brought the Australian band to prominence. At the Paris concert in May 2026, “Let It Happen,” “The Less I Know, The Better,” “Eventually,” and “New Person, Same Old Mistakes” were among the songs performed.
More good news: Wet Leg will be the opening act for both Paris dates. The British band will accompany Tame Impala on all the headlining shows of this new European tour.
Tame Impala Concert 2027: When Should You Buy Tickets?
As usual, if you want to secure a ticket, you’ll likely need to act fast. A fan presale and an Accor Arena presale will begin on Monday, August 31, 2026, at 10 a.m. General ticket sales are scheduled for Wednesday, September 2, at 10 a.m. Ticket prices have not yet been announced.
After selling out the Accor Arena in 2026, Tame Impala is doubling down on its return to the capital.
Venue: Accor Arena, 8 boulevard de Bercy, 75012 Paris
Dates and times: Saturday, June 12, and Sunday, June 13, 2027, at 7:45 p.m.