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Blondie - Touring Europe in Summer 2026

Published on 07/05/2026 at 10:04 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael MĂĽller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Blondie return to European stages in summer 2026. With club and theater dates in the UK and across Europe, the New York band bring their new wave classics back to live audiences.

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Blondie return to European stages in summer 2026. The New York new wave pioneers are confirmed for a run of UK and mainland European dates, with listings on Songkick and Bandsintown showing club and theater shows across the continent.

Blondie’s summer 2026 European dates

The 2026 listings on Songkick and Bandsintown show Blondie booked for multiple shows in Europe, including theater-scale venues in major cities. While detailed official tour branding is limited, the dates form a coherent summer run.

Fans find upcoming Blondie dates grouped in the European section on Songkick, which aggregates venue and promoter data for each show. Bandsintown mirrors these entries, confirming that the band have live commitments in 2026 rather than operating purely as a studio legacy act.

What this means for U.S. fans

For U.S. listeners, the European dates underline that Blondie remain an active touring entity, even if 2026 currently centers on overseas shows. Songkick and Bandsintown, which both list Blondie’s routing, do not yet show a dedicated U.S. leg attached to this run.

American fans who missed the band’s previous U.S. tours, such as the Pollinator-era shows earlier in the 2010s, will follow these European dates closely in the hope that additional North American concerts might be added.

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Tour, charts and work at a glance

For more on Blondie’s live history, classic albums and current activity, the AD HOC NEWS archive offers additional reports and background pieces.

The musical core of Blondie

Blondie’s sound blends new wave, punk, pop and disco, anchored by Debbie Harry’s distinctive vocals and Chris Stein’s guitar work. Key albums such as Parallel Lines (1978) and Eat to the Beat (1979) brought a sharp mix of downtown attitude and chart-ready hooks.

Where Blondie stand now

Blondie are currently active with European live dates listed for 2026 on Songkick and Bandsintown, but with no separately announced U.S. tour leg attached yet.

Blondie at a glance

  • Act: Blondie
  • Genre: Rock, new wave, pop
  • Origin: New York City, United States
  • Active since: 1974
  • Lineup: Debbie Harry (vocals), Chris Stein (guitar, on extended hiatus), Clem Burke (drums), with additional touring members on guitar, bass and keys
  • Label: BMG (for recent releases)
  • Key works: Parallel Lines (1978), Eat to the Beat (1979), Autoamerican (1980), Pollinator (2017)
  • Current album/single: Pollinator, released May 5, 2017
  • Charts / certifications: Parallel Lines reached No. 6 on the Billboard 200 in 1979 and is certified Platinum in the U.S.
  • Next live date: European shows listed for 2026 on Songkick and Bandsintown (specific city-venue combinations vary across the run)

Frequently asked questions about Blondie

Is Blondie still touring in 2026?
Yes. Songkick and Bandsintown list Blondie for multiple European shows in 2026, indicating that the band remain active live, even though no separate U.S. leg is attached to this run.

What are Blondie’s most important albums?
Critics and fans often highlight Parallel Lines, Eat to the Beat and Autoamerican as Blondie’s core classic albums, combining new wave and pop elements and spawning hits like Heart of Glass and Call Me.

Where did Blondie form and what genre do they play?
Blondie formed in New York City and came out of the CBGB punk and new wave scene, developing a style that mixes rock, punk, pop, disco and reggae influences.

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