U2 have added 12 stadium shows across the UK and Europe to their 2027 The Greatest Show On Earth World Tour, with Wolf Alice joining as special guests. Announced on 29 October through the band’s official website, the new leg opens in Stockholm on 26 April and closes with two nights in Milan in July.
Official tour artwork: U2 / Live Nation.
London gets two nights at Tottenham
The itinerary takes in seven cities, with paired dates in Stockholm, Paris, Amsterdam, London and Milan. Lisbon and Berlin each have one show in the current schedule. Tottenham Hotspur Stadium confirms that its concerts on 18 and 19 June will be U2’s only UK venue on this run.
The stadium announcement also confirms Wolf Alice’s appearance at both London shows. For UK listeners, the two dates place the band in north London at the height of the European leg, between the Amsterdam concerts and the Berlin stop.
The confirmed UK and European dates
These dates are listed on U2’s official tour page:
| Date (2027) | City | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| 26 & 28 April | Stockholm | Strawberry Arena |
| 5 & 8 May | Paris | Stade de France |
| 27 May | Lisbon | Estadio da Luz |
| 5 & 6 June | Amsterdam | Johan Cruijff ArenA |
| 18 & 19 June | London | Tottenham Hotspur Stadium |
| 30 June | Berlin | Olympiastadion |
| 5 & 6 July | Milan | Stadio San Siro |
Presales begin next week
U2.com subscriber access starts on Monday, 2 November at 10am local time for the Feedback Group. The Hype Group follows on Tuesday, 3 November. A separate artist sign-up presale takes place on Thursday, 5 November, before general sale on Friday, 6 November at 10am local venue time.
For London, the official ticket guide gives the artist-presale registration deadline as Sunday, 1 November at 22:59 GMT. It lists a four-ticket limit for that presale and the general sale. Fans can follow the links from the band’s tour page to the relevant city.
From a 50th anniversary to a stadium return
The tour accompanies Carnaval De Luz and extends plans already announced for Latin America. U2 marked their 50th anniversary in September with appearances at their former Dublin school and on Grafton Street. The archive photograph above shows the group in its early years; the new stadium campaign carries that history into 2027.
