DIIV have announced a 2027 world tour as ZIRP! arrives. Brighton gets the first of six UK and Ireland shows on June 24, followed by London on June 30. Those six dates fit into seven calendar days; we've pulled them out of the worldwide itinerary below.
The band's official tour page lists the venues and ticket routes. Concord's October 30 release page identifies ZIRP! as the new album, produced by A. G. Cook. That release date and the tour dates belong to different years: the album is here in October 2026, while the six shows are next June.
The six June dates
All six dates below are in 2027:
- June 24: Chalk, Brighton.
- June 25: Albert Hall, Manchester.
- June 26: QMU, Glasgow.
- June 27: Opium, Dublin.
- June 29: The Prospect Building, Bristol.
- June 30: Troxy, London.
June 28 has no show listed in that sequence at the time of checking. Check the band page again before travelling, as the schedule can change.
Elsewhere, the announced 2027 schedule starts with Laneway in Sydney on February 12. North American dates begin at Minneapolis's Varsity Theater on April 7, before a European run. The festival stops and headline shows have their own event links. Pick the city first, then follow the link beside that date.
London appears in two different years
Fans in London have nearer appearances to consider, too. The band page lists Pitchfork Music Festival in London on November 7 and Rough Trade East on November 8, followed by Banquet Records at Circuit in Kingston upon Thames on November 9.
Those dates aren't alternative entries for the June 30 Troxy show. Save the full date and venue with your ticket link. 'DIIV in London' could refer to a festival, a record-shop appearance or the Troxy headline show, with different admission rules for each.
For the Rough Trade East entry, the artist page shows an RSVP route. That label alone doesn't explain whether a reservation guarantees entry or whether a purchase is required. Read the destination event listing before making travel plans.
Start from the event, then follow its link
A ticket button tells you where the artist directs buyers; it doesn't establish that seats or admission are still available. Open the specific event and confirm the venue, age restrictions, total price and any purchase limits there.
The distinction also matters in our Isle of Wight ticket-window guide: the event and ticket route determine what you're buying. For DIIV, saving the venue name and full date alongside the ticket link is a small safeguard against booking the wrong appearance.