Radiohead Delay European Comeback Concerts After Thom Yorke Falls Ill

Radiohead Pause Comeback Tour Over Thom Yorke’s Illness

Radiohead have postponed two dates of their long-awaited European tour after lead singer Thom Yorke was struck by what the band described as an “extreme throat infection.”

Impacted Shows

The affected concerts were scheduled to take place in Denmark later this week. According to a brief statement shared on the band’s official channels, new dates will be announced once Yorke has recovered enough to perform again.

“We are deeply sorry to postpone these shows,” the message read. “Thom is under medical care and needs time to rest his voice. We appreciate your understanding and support.”

Fans’ Reactions and Rescheduling Plans

Fans, many of whom had been waiting for Radiohead’s first major run of shows in years, expressed concern and well-wishes online. Ticket holders have been advised that all tickets will remain valid for the rescheduled performances.

Background

This tour marks Radiohead’s first extended return to live stages across Europe since before the pandemic. The band had recently played a series of acclaimed festival warm-up sets, fueling excitement for the full tour.

“It’s been incredible being back on stage together again,” Yorke said during an earlier show in Spain, before falling ill.

Author’s summary: Radiohead postponed their Denmark tour dates due to Thom Yorke’s severe throat infection, with fans awaiting new dates as the singer recovers.

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Billboard Billboard — 2025-12-01

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