Mysterous flyers and a new company heat the speculation: Is Radiohead after a seven -year break before their big return?
For a long time it was quiet about radiohead. But now signs of a potential stage return are condensed: leaflets have appeared in some cities that are still revealing concert data for the British band for this autumn. But what’s it?
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New company “Rheuk25” as a sign of radiohead tour?
As early as March 2025, the alternative rock band founded a company called “Rheuk25”-a common procedure in front of larger projects. Since then, fans have been rumbling whether the group may be planning a comeback after seven years of stage abstinence. In the past, Radiohead repeatedly spoke of larger activities such as album publications or a tour, but until recently you heard nothing more about it.
Auction ensures additional speculation
It became louder for a moment when four tickets for a “radiohead concert of your choice” were auctioned in early summer at an auction for the fire victims in Los Angeles-although no tour was announced to date.
Fans find flyers with possible radiohead concert data
Now, however, the signs are increasing and you cannot avoid seeing the elephants in the room: in some cities Flyer on, give references to new concerts. A fan found a leaflet that listed four radiohead shows in London, in the middle of the Barbican Center in London and shared his find in Radiohead Subreddit (Simply click on the link and watch). Thereupon other users reported: inside who had found the same flyer.
Stylish leak or clever fake?
Not long later, other flyers appeared, the concert dates in Copenhagen teasered. It is currently still unclear whether it is refined counterfeits or actually an unintentional leak. The design of the flyers is simple, but seems professionally implemented. The band’s logo is missing, but the design used is part of their previous tours.
Surprises belong to the Radiohead tradition
So far there is no evidence of a new album – but Radiohead always has surprises. Unanimous releases or the sudden departure of expectations are part of the band’s self -image. In August 2025, the group surprisingly published Hail to the Thief (Live Recordings), an album with newly mixed live recordings from its time from 2003 to 2009. The digital version is already available, physical expenses are published on October 31, 2025-An autumnal comeback?
Official statements by the band are missing, as are official posts on social media. On the one hand, the fact that flyers are now fueling the tour rumors seems old-fashioned, but on the other hand, on the other hand, is involved in the tradition of the group: Radiohead has always avoided great announcements in their time and relied on subtle signs.
Radiohead: The last joint concert and their solo projects
If the rumors come true, it would be the first time since 2018 that radioheads appear in full crew together. At that time, the band toured with their album a Moon Shaped Pool (2016). Radiohead has never talked about a band resolution, but the breaks between their active phases were getting longer.
At the same time, the interest in their earlier songs seemed to be increasingly letting – which is generally not unusual with musicians, especially since the individual band members are creatively different. Frontmann Thom Yorke released an introspective solo album with Anima (2019) and is now increasingly devoting himself to The Smile, his project with guitarist Jonny Greenwood and Tom Skinner. Greenwood also makes their career solo, but above all as a film composer.