A new chapter in the history of Tame Impala is beginning, and it opens with a big announcement: a new tour, a new single and a new album. A unique artist, renowned for creating a distinctive and personal sound, giving life to soundscapes that transcend genre boundaries, he will take his new studio work “Deadbeat” on tour in Europe in 2026 and will visit Italy twice: on Sunday 12 April at the Inalpi Arena in Turin and on Monday 13 April at the Unipol Arena in Bologna. We look forward to seeing you on board to discover Kevin Parker's new sound together! Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

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The origins of Australian band Tame Impala date back to 1999, when 13-year-old Kevin Parker met the band's future bassist, Dominic Simper. The meeting took place at high school, during a music class: the two shared the same passion for different musical genres, a passion that quickly led them to decide to put together a small cover band playing songs by groups such as Rage Against the Machine and Korn, and perform in pubs in Perth. It wasn't long before Kevin and Dominic came into contact with a totally different kind of sound, falling completely in love with the 60s and 70s and bands such as Cream and Jefferson Airplane. From nu metal and crossover, they moved on to psychedelic rock. In 2005, the band christened themselves The Dee Dee Dums and made a name for themselves on the city circuit by offering [continue on Rockol]