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Radiohead give the all-clear. “Happy to report that we’re back on today’s show” – “We are happy to announce that we can perform tonight, says a Facebook story. Singer Thom Yorke seems to be healthy again and is singing for two hours on stage in Copenhagen.
This probably also means that the Radiohead performances in Berlin (December 8th to December 12th, 2025) can take place as planned.
So the only postponed concerts are “Copenhagen 1” and “Copenhagen 2”. The two performances in the Danish capital will now take place on December 15th and 16th. So Berlin no longer ends the concert series.
This is how brave Radiohead fans console themselves in Copenhagen
You can freak out, you can be sad. Or make the best of it. After Radiohead had to postpone their first two Copenhagen concerts at short notice (current status: They are now scheduled to be rescheduled for December 15th and 16th, 2025), many disappointed local fans, but also fans traveling from all over the world, started a fan campaign in the Danish capital.
A Reddit user made a suggestion a few hours after the cancellation. If not a Radiohead concert, then at least a Radiohead karaoke night. Without further ado, he reserved a bar in the center of Copenhagen. And thus triggered an unexpected avalanche of fans.
The originally intended karaoke room capacity of just 25 people didn’t stop anyone from partying. As initiator Cory McLeod later told us “NME” confirmed, about 1,000 Radiohead fans showed up, turning the bar into a crowded replacement concert. Throughout the night they sang “Karma Police”, “No Surprises” and “Creep” (the hit that Radiohead didn’t play on this tour anyway).
What will become of Berlin?
Four Radiohead concerts are planned for December 8th to 12th, 2025.