Interpol is back where they belong — on stage. The NYC post-punk pillars are rolling through North America in 2026 with a stacked support bill featuring DIIV and Youth Lagoon, and tickets for the run are listed below. Whether you have followed the band since Turn On the Bright Lights dropped in 2002 or fell in love with them through The Other Side of Make-Believe, this is the kind of tour you do not want to miss.
The setlist on this run draws from across the catalog. Expect Evil, Slow Hands, NYC, Obstacle 1, and The Heinrich Maneuver alongside newer cuts and the reflective, atmospheric tracks that have defined the band's recent work. Paul Banks' baritone, Daniel Kessler's chiming guitar work, and Sam Fogarino's precision drumming hit even harder live than they do on record.
Confirmed venues on the 2026 tour include The Mission Ballroom in Denver, Red Butte Garden in Salt Lake City, McMenamins Edgefield Amphitheater outside Portland, The Warfield in San Francisco, Santa Barbara Bowl, The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park in San Diego, Roadrunner in Boston, Stage AE in Pittsburgh, Agora Theatre in Cleveland, The Salt Shed Outdoors in Chicago, and the Theater at Virgin Hotels in Las Vegas, among others. Browse the listings below to see the full schedule.
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Whether you are after a pit spot for one of the indoor club shows or a lawn ticket for a summer amphitheater date, the listings below have you covered. Lock in your seats early and bring earplugs — this is going to be a loud one.
The 2026 Interpol tour is the band's biggest North American run in years, with DIIV and Youth Lagoon joining as direct support across most dates. After the critically loved The Other Side of Make-Believe cycle, the trio is leaning into a setlist that mixes the Bright Lights-era classics with the brooding, slow-build textures of recent records. The pairing with DIIV makes a ton of sense — both bands trade in atmospheric guitar work, hooky basslines, and a sense of late-night New York cool that translates anywhere.
Setlist regulars are expected to include Evil, Slow Hands, The Heinrich Maneuver, NYC, Obstacle 1, Toni, and Lights, with deeper cuts surfacing on different nights for the longtime fans. Paul Banks has been in some of the best vocal form of his career on the recent runs, and the band's touring rhythm section — anchored by Sam Fogarino — is as locked in as it has ever been.
The 2026 routing covers a wide swath of the country. Highlights include The Mission Ballroom in Denver, Red Butte Garden in Salt Lake City, McMenamins Edgefield Amphitheater outside Portland, The Warfield in San Francisco, Santa Barbara Bowl, The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park in San Diego, Roadrunner in Boston, Stage AE in Pittsburgh, Agora Theatre in Cleveland, The Salt Shed Outdoors in Chicago, and The Theater at Virgin Hotels in Las Vegas. Browse the listings above for the full city-by-city schedule.
Interpol formed in New York in 1997 and broke through with Turn On the Bright Lights, a record that became the defining sound of early 2000s post-punk revival and a touchstone for an entire generation of indie bands. Albums like Antics, Our Love to Admire, El Pintor, and Marauder kept the band's dark, propulsive sound evolving without ever feeling like a retread. With seven studio albums, multiple Coachella main-stage runs, and a fiercely loyal global fanbase, Interpol has earned its place as one of the most important guitar bands of the century.
For openers, DIIV brings their shimmering shoegaze attack — Frog in Boiling Water earned them some of the best reviews of their career — while Youth Lagoon's dreamy, intimate set works as a thoughtful warm-up before Interpol's heavier hit. Show up early. Browse the listings above and pick the night that fits your city.
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The 2026 Interpol tour runs through North America with stops in Denver, Salt Lake City, Portland, San Francisco, Santa Barbara, San Diego, Las Vegas, Boston, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, and more. Browse the listings above for the full schedule with current availability.
DIIV and Youth Lagoon are the announced support acts on most 2026 dates. Specific openers vary by market, so check your individual show listing above for the lineup confirmed for that night.
The 2026 routing mixes indoor clubs and outdoor amphitheaters. Outdoor stops like Red Butte Garden, The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park, and The Salt Shed in Chicago are great for an evening-show vibe under open skies. Indoor venues like The Warfield and the Agora Theatre deliver classic theater acoustics for the band's denser arrangements.
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Yes. Interpol is touring across North America in 2026 with DIIV and Youth Lagoon as support. The 2026 run hits major markets including Denver, Salt Lake City, Portland, San Francisco, Santa Barbara, San Diego, Las Vegas, Boston, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Detroit, and Chicago.
DIIV and Youth Lagoon are the announced support acts on the 2026 tour. The lineup may vary by date, so check the show listing above for confirmed openers in your city.
Recent setlists have featured Evil, Slow Hands, NYC, Obstacle 1, The Heinrich Maneuver, Toni, Lights, Untitled, and a rotating selection of deeper cuts from across the catalog. The setlist shifts night to night, so two shows on the same tour rarely feel identical.
The band's most recent studio album is The Other Side of Make-Believe, a brooding and atmospheric record that has been a steady fan favorite. Tracks from that album anchor the back half of the current setlist.
Interpol's confirmed 2026 Chicago date is at The Salt Shed Outdoors. Browse the listings above for current availability and seating options.
Interpol's San Diego stop is at The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park, an open-air bayfront venue. Tickets and seat options are listed above.
Most Interpol headline shows run roughly 90 minutes to two hours, with DIIV and Youth Lagoon performing earlier in the evening. Doors and start times vary by venue, so check your individual show listing for exact details.
Festival appearances are announced separately throughout the year. Check the listings above for any festival dates currently confirmed on the schedule.
Most Interpol tour stops are all-ages or 18-plus depending on venue policy. Confirm with the venue's box office before bringing younger fans.
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Yes. In addition to the North American run, Interpol has European dates as part of a co-headline tour with Bloc Party. Browse the listings above for any North American shows currently on sale, and check official channels for the European leg.