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Gorillaz announce ‘The Mountain Tour’ summer 2026 European dates with London Tottenham Hotspur Stadium show
Gorillaz have officially announced the European leg of their ‘The Mountain Tour’ for summer 2026. The run pairs major festival stops with a headline London show at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on June 20, supported by Sparks and Trueno.
Crucially, the tour follows the recent release of the band’s new album ‘The Mountain’. As a result, the run becomes the first proper European showcase of the project across major festival stages and one of the year’s biggest stadium shows.
Notably, June is loaded. Gorillaz open the run at We Love Green in Paris on June 5, followed by Primavera Sound Barcelona on June 6, Rock For People in Czech Republic on June 10, Primavera Sound Porto on June 12, Best Kept Secret Netherlands on June 14, INmusic Zagreb on June 23, Release Athens x SNF Nostos in Greece on June 25, and La Prima Estate in Lido di Camaiore, Italy on June 27.
Furthermore, the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium show on June 20 sits as the headline UK moment. The night offers a rare chance to see Gorillaz at full stadium production scale, with Sparks and Trueno in support.
Meanwhile, July rolls deep across Europe. The run continues with Roskilde Festival in Denmark on July 2, Rock Werchter Belgium on July 4, LuxPro Open Air Luxembourg on July 5, Pohoda Festival Slovakia on July 9, Musilac Festival France on July 11, two Pozitif Vibrations Istanbul nights on July 14 and 16, Phillgood Festival Plovdiv on July 18, Nyon Paleo Festival Switzerland on July 23, and Piazza Unità d’Italia Trieste on July 25.
Equally, August closes the route. Gorillaz play Bittersweet Festival Poznan on August 13, Way Out West Gothenburg on August 15, Park Live Almaty on August 22, and Electric Picnic Festival in Ireland on August 29. Indeed, the run covers most of the major European festival circuit in one summer.
Still, the bigger picture is the global cycle. Gorillaz already confirmed Latin America dates earlier this year. Crucially, the European leg now positions ‘The Mountain’ rollout as one of the year’s biggest touring stories.
