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Puscifer will take Normal Isn’t to the UK and Europe in 2026, while A Perfect Circle add Japan, Hawaii and more global dates.

Puscifer have lined up their first UK and European dates in three years, and they are doing it on the back of a heavier, darker record. The band, fronted by Maynard James Keenan alongside Carina Round and Mat Mitchell, will take Normal Isn’t across Europe later this year after launching a North American tour in March.
The run starts in Stockholm in October and moves through Oslo, Warsaw and Berlin before heading into Zurich, Brussels, Tilburg and Amsterdam. November brings the UK and Ireland stretch, with dates in London, Manchester, Glasgow and Dublin. For Puscifer, it is less a standard rollout than a reset of sorts, taking the album beyond the U.S. for the first time and returning them to this side of the pond after a three-year gap.
A Perfect Circle, meanwhile, have widened their own 2026 schedule, adding Japan and Hawaii to a tour that already reaches across Europe, South America, Australia and New Zealand. Puscifer will join Keenan’s other band on dates in Mexico, South America, Australia, New Zealand, Japan and Hawaii, extending a sort of shared touring universe that now spans most of the calendar.
Keenan framed the move in his usual deadpan, saying, “I just got off of a Zoom call with The Synth Whisperer, Fanny Grey, and Bellendia Black. They could barely contain their enthusiasm about taking the Puscifer ‘Normal Isn’t’ show out on its first international tour.” He added that they were “literally buzzing” about heading to “the EU, UK, DUBLIN!, Mexico City, South America, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, and Hawaii,” before quoting their supposed mission: “Observe. Integrate. Synthesize. Assimilate. We are on a Mission.”
Billy Howerdel, whose A Perfect Circle tour now includes a second Sydney show, Japan and Hawaii, said the band were “pretty, pretty excited” to get back to places they have not played in over 20 years. Carina Round, for her part, noted that this will be the first time Normal Isn’t reaches Europe and the UK and called the audiences there “incredibly warm and welcoming.” She singled out England as especially meaningful, saying it will be her first time performing there since her mother passed.
Tickets for the Puscifer dates go on sale next Friday, May 22, at 10am local time, with pre-sale access from May 19 using the code PSC26. Tickets are available here. A Perfect Circle’s new Japanese tickets go on sale June 13, while the Sydney and Hawaii dates go live next Friday, May 22, with pre-sale tickets available from May 19 using the code PERFECT. Find those tickets here.
A Perfect Circle had already announced a separate European tour beginning June 3 with two nights at London’s O2 Academy Brixton. That leg also runs through Rock Im Park, Rock am Ring, Nova Rock, Hellfest and Copenhell, placing the band in the familiar circuit of summer festivals before the larger 2026 itinerary expands even further.
The timing also lands not long after Keenan and Round spoke to NME in February about Normal Isn’t and the idea of holding up a mirror to the world while still searching for hope. Asked whether he still believed that “good will always outweigh the bad,” Keenan said, “Historically it has,” before pointing to his grandfather’s warning after World War II and the photographs he had seen from Dachau. “So it eventually [resolves],” he said. “But it’s that ugliness. It’s that bad wolf that’s being fed by outside influences.”
He added that even if the moment feels “super dark,” it still “always ends up working out because humans, at their core, are a positive light.” Round and Keenan’s comments gave the new album a political and emotional frame, but this touring news makes the practical side of that project plain: Normal Isn’t is moving out of the studio conversation and into a much larger international cycle.
Puscifer Normal Isn’t European tour dates:
October 25, Stockholm, SE, Annexet
October 26, Oslo, NO, Konserthus
October 28, Warsaw, PL, Stodola
October 30, Berlin, DE, Uber Eats Hall
November 1, Zurich, CH, Komplex 457
November 2, Brussels, BE, A/B
November 3, Tilburg, NL, 013
November 5, Amsterdam, NL, Gashouder
November 7, London, UK, British Airways ARC
November 8, Manchester, UK, Manchester Academy
November 9, Glasgow, UK, O2 Academy
November 12, Dublin, IE, The Helix
A Perfect Circle tour dates:
June 3, London, UK, O2 Academy Brixton
June 4, London, UK, O2 Academy Brixton
June 6, Nürnberg, DE, Rock Im Park
June 7, Nürburg, DE, Rock Am Ring
June 9, München, DE, Zenith
June 10, Warszawa, PL, Torwar
June 12, Wien, AT, Nova Rock Festival
June 13, Ferrara, IT, Ferrara Summer Festival
June 15, Budapest, HU, Budapest Park
June 16, Zagreb, HR, SRC Šalata
June 18, Zürich, CH, Halle622
June 20, Clisson, FR, Hellfest
June 21, Düsseldorf, DE, Mitsubishi Hall
June 23, Tilburg, NL, Poppodium 013
June 24, Amsterdam, NL, AFAS Live
June 26, København, DK, Copenhell
June 27, Oslo, NO, Tons of Rock
June 28, Stockholm, SE, Gröna Lund
July 1, Berlin, DE, Zitadelle
July 2, Praha, CZ, Forum Karlín
July 4, Esch-sur-Alzette, LU, Rockhal
July 5, Werchter, BE, Rock Werchter 2026
July 7, Paris, FR, Zenith Paris
July 9, Oeiras, PT, NOS Alive 2026
July 10, Madrid, ES, Mad Cool Festival
November 25, Mexico City, MX, Estadio Fray Nano
November 28, Buenos Aires, AR, Microestadio Argentinos Juniors
November 29, Santiago, CL, Hipodromo de Chile
December 4, Adelaide, AU, The Drive
December 6, Melbourne, AU, Rod Laver Arena
December 8, Brisbane, AU, Riverstage
December 10, Sydney, AU, Carriageworks
December 11, Sydney, AU, TikTok Entertainment Centre
December 13, Auckland, NZ, Spark Arena
December 15, Tokyo, JP, Zepp DiverCity
December 17, Osaka, JP, Zepp Bayside
December 19, Honolulu, HI, Neal S. Blaisdell Arena

Maynard James Keenan and Billy Howerdel of A Perfect Circle. CREDIT: Travis Shinn