Mac DeMarco has announced a slew of new UK and European tour dates for summer 20026, making stops in cities including Glasgow, Berlin and Vienna.
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Following his scheduled appearance at Barcelona’s Primavera Sound Festival, the Canadian musician will have a three-night residency at London’s O2 Brixton, which will mark his first shows in the venue since 2019.
He will then make stops in France, the Netherlands, Germany, the Czech Republic, Poland, Austria, Hungary, Slovenia and more.
This news comes after he recently released his sixth album, ‘Guitar’, on August 22 via Mac’s Record Label. The new album was the follow-up to 2023’s ‘Five Easy Hot Dogs’ and the compilation ‘One Wayne G’.
Tickets for all newly announced shows go on sale Friday, 31 October at 10am local time, you can buy your tickets here.
Mac DeMarco’s 2026 UK and European summer tour dates are
JUNE
10 – O2 Academy Brixton, London, UK
11 – O2 Academy Brixton, London, UK
12 – O2 Academy Brixton, London, UK
14 – Best Kept Secret Festival, Hilvarenbeek, NL
15 – Capitol, Offenbach, DE
17 – Zitadelle, Berlin, DE
18 – Forum Karlín, Prague, CZ
20 – Torwar, Warsaw, PL
22 – Arena Open Air, Vienna, AT
23 – Budapest Park, Budapest, HU
25 – Kino Šiška, Ljubljana, SI
27 – Sequoie, Bologna, IT
28 – Auditorium Parco della Musica – Cavea, Rome, IT
30 – Parco della Musica, Milan, IT
JULY
02 – KüçükÇiftlik Park, Istanbul, TR
AUGUST
29 – Collins Barracks, Dublin, IE
31 – Ulster Hall, Belfast, UK
SEPTEMBER
01 – Barrowland, Glasgow, UK
07 – OLT Rivierenhof, Antwerp, BE
08 – OLT Rivierenhof, Antwerp, BE
10 – La Carrière, Nantes, FR
11 – Krakatoa, Bordeaux, FR
13 – Silo, Marseille, FR
20 – LAV, Lisbon, PT
These new dates are in addition to his already announced dates in the UK and Europe for November 2025, which include shows in Oslo, Cologne, Manchester, Cambridge and Brighton.
Mac DeMarco’s remaining 2025 UK and European dates are
NOVEMBER
1 – Oslo, Sentrum Scene
3 – Berlin, Columbiahalle
4 – Cologne, Carlswerk
5 – Brussels, Cirque Royal
8 – Birmingham, O2 Academy
9 – Brighton, Brighton Dome
10 – London, Eventim Apollo
12 – Cambridge, Corn Exchange
13 – Bristol, UK @ The Prospect Building
14 – Manchester, Aviva Studios
17 – Dublin, National Stadium
18 – Dublin, National Stadium
In other Mac DeMarco news, earlier this year, the musician featured on a benefit album for those affected by the Los Angeles wildfires alongside King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, The War On Drugs, and My Morning Jacket‘s Jim James.
In August, the Canadian spoke to NME about the pivotal music that shaped who he is, with the likes of The Sultan Of Slacker Rock and Moody Blues making the cut.
Elsewhere, he reflected on the changes in the music industry throughout his career – specifically the rise of AI.
“We’re in a funny zone right now where AI is coming in and getting good at things, fast,” he told The Independent. “Things start feeling paint-by-numbers sometimes. When you have AI bands coming around, and people listening to music without even realising it’s AI-generated, we’re in a weird place.”
He continued: “I hear about people using AI to even write lyrics a lot nowadays, which is a bit like… give me a fucking break. I think it’s about intention. If people want to climb the mountain, I guess you use the tools you can to get up there. I don’t know what you’re gonna find when you get up there, but hopefully you’re happy.”
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