Many fans want to know the Radiohead ticket prices after the band surprisingly announced their reunion and a slew of 2025 tour dates. Ticket registration for the tour, which will make 20 stops in 5 cities across Europe, will be available on September 5 while the tickets will be sold a week later. The process of how to buy a ticket, though, is a bit complicated. Here’s how much a ticket to Radiohead’s new tour will cost.
What are the Radiohead ticket prices for their 2025 reunion tour?
The ticket prices for the Radiohead tour in 2025 will generally range from $110 to $130 (not including processing fees or tax) depending on the country. Here’s a breakdown of how much tickets will cost across all the available venues for the tour.
- Denmark – 775 DKK / $120 USD / $185 AUD
- Germany – 110€ / $128 USD / $196 AUD
- Italy – 100€ / $116 USD / $178 AUD
- Spain – 97€ / $113 USD / $173 AUD
- United Kingdom – £85 / $114 USD / $175 AUD
Each of these prices will include a one-dollar charity donation to Doctors Without Borders.
To get a ticket, customers will need to head to the main Radiohead website and register for a ticket beginning September 5, 2025 at 2 AM PT / 5 AM ET / 10 AM BST / 7 PM AEST. The site will be asking for more personal details to reduce the amount of bots and scalpers signing up for tickets. In fact, they will be monitoring any tickets being sold on reseller sites or sold above face value and possibly cancelling them (so be warned).
Once the customer’s identity and location have been verified, an unlock code will then be sent to each customer before September 10. This code is used for the main sale that starts on September 12. Those lucky enough to enter the queue early enough will have the chance to purchase up to four tickets.
Radiohead states that there will be no extra dates announced for this tour, so the band will almost certainly not be bringing the door to the US or Australia.
While the famous English rock band didn’t technically break up, they last performed on tour in 2018 and then went on hiatus so that each of its members could work on solo projects until they reportedly joined up again in 2023.
