Arlo Parks announces global headline tour including London O2 Academy Brixton and support show with David Byrne in Dublin this June

Today, twice Grammy-nominated, Mercury Prize and BRIT Award–winning artist Arlo Parks announces a global headline tour, including London O2 Academy Brixton alongside a special support performance with David Byrne in Ireland this June. The dates are in support of Arlo’s new album Ambiguous Desire, out April 3^rd.

TICKETS: Presales will run throughout the week ahead of the general on-sale starting Friday, 13 March at 10am local time at arloparksofficial.com.

Mastercard cardholders have special access to presale tickets in Ireland, France, Poland, and Sweden. Mastercard Presale starts Tuesday March 10 at 10am local and Friday March 13 at 9am local. Plus, Preferred ticket access to some of the best tickets are available in the countries listed and the UK from Friday March 13 at 10am local. Check out priceless.com/musicfor details.

Arlo Parks will  also perform a series of sold-out intimate UK record store shows to celebrate the album’s release, offering fans a rare chance to experience a live performance in an up-close setting. Full date listings appear below, with further information available here.

RECORD STORE DATES + FESTIVALS
2nd April – Rough Trade x fabric, London – SOLD OUT
4th April – Crash x Wardrobe, Leeds – SOLD OUT
6th April – Rough Trade Nottingham x Rescue Rooms, Nottingham – SOLD OUT
7th April – Rough Trade East, London – SOLD OUT
8th April – Banquet x Circuit, London – SOLD OUT
9th April – Resident x CHALK, Brighton – SOLD OUT
11th April – Truck x O2 Academy, Oxford – SOLD OUT
12th April – Vinilo x The 1865, Southampton – SOLD OUT
7th June – St Anne’s Park, Dublin, Ireland (David Byrne support)
24th July – Yuzuwa, Japan (Fuji Rock Festival)

GLOBAL HEADLINE TOUR
29/08 – The Howard Theatre, Washington, DC – USA
31/08 – Union Transfer, Philadelphia, PA – USA
01/09 – Royale, Boston, MA – USA
03/09 – MTELUS, Montreal, QC – Canada
04/09 – HISTORY, Toronto, ON – Canada
05/09 – Lincoln Factory, Detroit, MI – USA
09/09 – Granada Theater, Dallas, TX – USA
10/09 – Mohawk, Austin, TX – USA
14/09 – The Observatory North Park, San Diego, CA – USA
15/09 – Pappy & Harriet’s, Pioneertown, CA – USA
18/09 – The Bellwether, Los Angeles, CA – USA
19/09 – The Warfield, San Francisco, CA – USA
21/09 – Showbox SoDo, Seattle, WA – USA
22/09 – Orpheum Theatre, Vancouver, BC – Canada
23/09 – Wonder Ballroom, Portland, OR – USA
25/09 – Metro Music Hall, Salt Lake City, UT – USA
26/09 – Gothic Theatre, Denver, CO – USA
29/09 – Thalia Hall, Chicago, IL – USA
01/10 – Knockdown Center, Queens, NY – USA
17/10 – The Ambassador Theatre, Dublin – Ireland
20/10 – O2 Academy Brixton, London – UK
24/10 – Old Fruitmarket, Glasgow – UK
25/10 – The Prospect Building, Bristol – UK
26/10 – Albert Hall, Manchester – UK
28/10 – TivoliVredenburg, Utrecht – Netherlands
30/10 – Carlswerk Victoria, Cologne – Germany
31/10 – Uber Eats Music Hall, Berlin – Germany
03/11 – Cirque Royal, Brussels – Belgium
08/11 – La Gaite Lyrique, Paris – France
10/11 – La Riviera, Madrid – Spain
11/11 – Lisboa ao Vivo, Lisbon – Portugal
13/11 – Sala Apolo, Barcelona – Spain
16/11 – Muffathalle, Munich – Germany
18/11 – Palladium, Warsaw – Poland
19/11 – Arena Wien, Vienna – Austria
21/11 – ARCHA+, Prague – Czech Republic
22/11 – Akvárium Klub, Budapest – Hungary
24/11 – Kaufleuten, Zurich – Switzerland
26/11 – den Atelier, Luxembourg City – Luxembourg
29/11 – Store Vega, Copenhagen – Denmark
01/12 – Parkteatret, Oslo – Norway
02/12 – Slaktkyrkan, Stockholm – Sweden

ABOUT ARLO PARKS
London-born Arlo Parks won the Mercury Music Prize for her debut 2021 album Collapsed in Sunbeams, won Breakthrough Artist at the 2021 Brit Awards, and received two Grammy and Ivor Novello nominations. She was coined “the voice of her generation”. Her follow up My Soft Machine featured the likes of Phoebe Bridges and saw her continue to tour globally.

2025 saw her become the youngest ever appointed UNICEF Ambassador as she continues her humanitarian work. 2026 sees the release of her much anticipated third album Ambiguous Desire. Referencing everything from the queer hedonism of NYC’s Paradise Garage to the moody nocturnal British beats of The Streets and Burial,the glittering synth catharsis of LCD Soundsystem, and rooted house grooves of Theo Parrish, Ambiguous Desire is Parks at her most confident and experimental. A soundtrack to unguarded self-expression, it is a life-affirming new piece of work from one of music’s most irrepressible voices.

Stay tuned for more from Arlo Parks coming soon.