Get ready, Kesha fans! The pop sensation has just announced her highly anticipated 2026 EU & UK Tour. The tour kicks off in Berlin, Germany on Tuesday, 4 March 2026, and ends in Dublin, Ireland on Friday, 21 March 2026.
Kesha will return to Europe and the UK in March 2026 for an exciting tour. With dates across major cities like Berlin, Paris, Amsterdam, Glasgow, and London, fans are in for a wild ride. Due to overwhelming demand, extra shows have been added in Manchester and London. Tickets are now live. Don’t miss your chance to see Kesha perform live with all the energy and fun she brings on stage.
Kesha, known for her electric stage presence and chart-topping hits like Tik Tok, Praying, and Die Young, is returning to Europe with a powerful live show. Fans across Germany, France, the Netherlands, Belgium, and the UK will get to see her perform in some of the most iconic arenas.
The excitement has already led to additional dates. Due to high demand, extra shows have been added in Manchester on 14 March and London on 16 March.
Kesha’s 2026 EU & UK Tour Dates:
04 March – Berlin, Germany
06 March – Paris, France
07 March – Amsterdam, Netherlands
09 March – Antwerp, Belgium
11 March – Glasgow, UK
13 March – Manchester, UK
14 March – Manchester, UK – Extra Date Added
16 March – London, UK – Extra Date Added
17 March – London, UK
19 March – Wolverhampton, UK
21 March – Dublin, Ireland
Kesha’s 2026 tour is expected to feature her greatest hits along with new tracks from her latest album. The shows promise dazzling lights, wild costumes, and her signature energy. This is a must-see experience for pop lovers across Europe.
Her UK shows, especially in London and Manchester, are among the most talked-about. These cities are known for their vibrant crowds, and fans should act fast to secure their seats.
Tickets are available now via official ticket platforms. Prices may vary depending on the location and demand. VIP packages and early access passes are also expected to be released soon.
Secure your tickets early to avoid disappointment, especially for the added dates in Manchester and London, where tickets are expected to sell out fast.
