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Tokio Hotel on tour

A new album on 16 October 2026, and seventeen arena nights starting twelve days later. Behind them, ten tours and twenty-five years with the same four people. Every date here names its source and the day we last looked.

Opening night
28 October 2026, London
Last night
23 November 2026, Madrid
Shows
17 across 16 cities
Countries
10
New album
Encore, 16 October 2026
Last checked
2026-09-04

Arena Tour 2026

Seventeen shows in twenty-seven days. Ten countries, eight of the nights in Germany, and one city — Paris — that gets the band twice. There is no Americas leg and no second British date.

What makes the run worth the notice is the timing. Encore, the eighth studio album, is out on 16 October 2026: twelve days before opening night, which makes Wembley one of the first rooms anywhere to hear most of it played live.

  1. London United Kingdom OVO Arena Wembley Tickets
  2. Paris France Adidas Arena —
  3. Hamburg Germany Barclays Arena —
  4. Brussels Belgium Forest National, Vorst —
  5. Amsterdam Netherlands AFAS Live —
  6. Frankfurt Germany Festhalle —
  7. Berlin Germany Uber Arena —
  8. Nuremberg Germany Venue not announced —
  9. Zürich Switzerland Hallenstadion —
  10. Milan Italy Unipol Forum, Assago —
  11. Leipzig Germany Venue not announced —
  12. Vienna Austria Wiener Stadthalle —
  13. Munich Germany Olympiahalle —
  14. Esch-sur-Alzette Luxembourg Rockhal —
  15. Düsseldorf Germany Venue not announced —
  16. Paris France Venue not announced —
  17. Madrid Spain Palacio Vistalegre —

Routing from Songkick, with the London date confirmed against OVO Arena Wembley. Last checked 2026-09-04. More on this tour.

The band

Tokio Hotel formed in Magdeburg, Germany in 2001, as Devilish: Bill Kaulitz (vocals), Tom Kaulitz (guitar), Georg Listing (bass) and Gustav Schäfer (drums). Two of them are twins who had been playing the city since they were ten; the other two were in the audience.

Twenty-five years later it is still those four people, with nobody replaced — which is the part of the story most bands of that vintage cannot tell. The whole run of it is here, in dated order.

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