The Last Dinner Party 2025 Tour Dates
They’re doing it: from UK autumn rains to Euro spring chills, The Last Dinner Party is hitting 35 cities, and every venue already seems blessed by fandom legend. Kicking off November 14 at Dublin’s 3Arena, the UK leg glides through big rooms and broadcast-worthy venues before the band flies to Australia and New Zealand in January, then across mainland Europe in February and early March. The closing stretch in cities like Paris, Amsterdam, and Oslo sounds particularly cinematic. One can only imagine their mythic show in the glitzy Sentrum Scene as snow falls outside.
Here’s the main run, spanning November 14, 2025, to March 6, 2026 (with a few pre-tour October warmups but let’s focus on the 35 official dates):
UK and IRELAND 2025
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Nov 14: 3Arena, Dublin
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Nov 17: Corn Exchange, Edinburgh
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Nov 20: O2 City Hall, Newcastle
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Nov 23: Spa, Bridlington
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Nov 26: Aviva Studios, Manchester
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Nov 29: The Civic Hall, Wolverhampton
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Nov 30: The Prospect Building, Bristol
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Dec 2: Utilita Arena, Cardiff
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Dec 4: Pavilions, Plymouth
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Dec 5: Centre, Brighton
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Dec 7: O2 Academy Brixton, London
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Dec 8: O2 Academy Brixton, London
AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND 2026
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Jan 10: Red Hill Auditorium, Perth
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Jan 13: AEC Theatre, Adelaide
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Jan 15: Sidney Myer Music Bowl, Melbourne
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Jan 17: ICC Sydney Theatre, Sydney
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Jan 19: Riverstage, Brisbane
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Jan 22: Spark Arena, Auckland
EUROPE 2026
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Feb 8: Coliseu dos Recreios, Lisbon
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Feb 10: La Riviera, Madrid
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Feb 11: Razzmatazz, Barcelona
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Feb 13: Fabrique, Milan
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Feb 14: The Hall, Zurich
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Feb 16: Zenith, Munich
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Feb 17: Forum Karlín, Prague
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Feb 19: Gasometer, Vienna
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Feb 20: COS Torwar, Warsaw
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Feb 22: Velodrom, Berlin
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Feb 23: Palladium, Cologne
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Feb 25: Le Zénith, Paris
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Feb 27: Forest National, Brussels
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Mar 1: AFAS Live, Amsterdam
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Mar 3: Vega, Copenhagen
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Mar 4: Fållan, Stockholm
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Mar 6: Sentrum Scene, Oslo
Some nights will be loud, probably a little sweaty, and definitely the sort of show everyone claims they “were at” years later.
Below is an official Instagram post shared by thelastdinnerparty:
https://www.instagram.com/p/DOLKxiLDTdn/?
The Last Dinner Party Presale
For the die-hards and merch collectors: presale is your chosen battleground. If “presale” sounds like a mythical riddle, here’s the stress-free breakdown: Pre-order the band’s new album, “From The Pyre,” from their official store before 10 am on Monday, September 8, and you will be sent a shiny code for early ticket access. Presale officially kicks off Tuesday, September 9; general sales are unleashed for everyone else Friday, September 12, at a far-too-early 10 am (local time per venue).
Little personal tip: presale days are peak group chat time. Message your mates, cancel everything, and be ready when the code arrives. There’s always that one friend who “never gets the email,” so maybe triple-check your inbox (and, sigh, your spam folder).
How to Buy Tickets?
Here’s the real advice: tickets for all dates drop Friday, September 12th, at 10 am local time. This is not a drill. For presale, if you pre-ordered “From The Pyre” before the deadline, you’ll be emailed a code (don’t delete it out of nervous excitement!). Presale is September 9–12, then the public gets a shot starting 10 am on September 12.
For the UK, AUS/NZ, and Europe, tickets will be available from the band’s official site, and usually also through partners like Ticketmaster, Live Nation, and local venue websites. Popular secondary outlets (think StubHub) will stock tickets too, but those prices can get wild fast, so start with official vendors. Set alarms, pour the coffee, and don’t hesitate; these shows tend to sell out in dreamy, tear-inducing minutes.
Are there better ways than a synchronized screen refresh with friends worldwide, watching a spinning circle of doom, hoping the universe gifts you that last floor ticket? Maybe not. But hey, that’s just proof you’re living through the magic.
For new fans, old hands, and anyone who wants a night that’ll turn into conspiratorial WhatsApps for years, The Last Dinner Party’s 2025–2026 tour is shaping up to be a wild, euphoric chapter. Good luck out there; may your ticket dreams come true.
