Deep Purple add Berlin date to 2026 tour

Deep Purple add Berlin to their 2026 road map. The band’s official tour page now lists a November 4, 2026 date at Uber Arena, while Berlin’s city ticketing page places the show at 7:30 p.m.

Berlin joins the German run

The Berlin stop sits inside a wider German indoor leg that also includes Leipzig on October 31, Hamburg on November 1, Dortmund on November 3, Frankfurt on November 6 and Nuremberg on November 7. Eventim’s German listing says the band’s 2026 live schedule runs through Germany in the fall, after the summer open-air stretch.

That makes Berlin the fourth German city on the fall routing, after Leipzig, Hamburg and Dortmund. For fans in Germany, the route is especially notable because it links the capital to five other German dates in just over a week.

How big the route is

The full 2026 schedule is much larger than the German leg. Deep Purple’s official page lists dates across Finland, Norway, Spain, the United States, Canada, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, Slovakia, Czechia, Poland, Serbia, North Macedonia, Greece, Switzerland, Italy, France, Belgium, Denmark, Sweden, the Netherlands, the UK, Brazil, Chile, Argentina and Mexico.

That means the Berlin date is part of an 86-show world tour, not a standalone announcement. The route also shows a clear DACH spine, with Munich in July, Berlin in November and Zurich on October 16, 2026.

What SPLAT! adds to the picture

The Berlin run comes after a busy release year for the band. Deep Purple issued SPLAT! on July 3, 2026, and earMUSIC announced the album in May with the same release date.

The release gives the 2026 tour a clear studio anchor. It is also a concrete marker for the band’s current phase, because the fall arena dates build on material launched only months earlier.

Where the band stands

Deep Purple play Berlin on November 4, 2026, at Uber Arena.

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