Parcels: Last News

Parcels have announced a huge 2025 European arena tour, including a date at Wembley Arena – see the full list below.The Berlin-based band will play a string of six dates across the continent in September and October next year, kicking off in Dusseldorf’s Mitsubishi Electric Halle on September 25.They stop off in Amsterdam, Berlin and Brussels, headline London’s OVO Arena Wembley on September 27, and finally wrap up in Paris’ Accor Arena on October 8.Tickets for the shows go on general sale on Friday (December 6), and you can find yours here.SEPTEMBER 202525 – Dusseldorf, Mitsubishi Electric Halle26 – Amsterdam, Ziggo Dome27 – London, OVO Wembley ArenaOCTOBER 20254 – Berlin, Max-Schmeling-Halle7 – Brussels, Forest National8 – Paris, Accor ArenaThe new dates follow on from a series of festival announcements for Parcels in 2025, including Paris’ We Love Green and Lollapalooza’s South American line-ups. The band will also be playing at Coachella 2025.The band recently released the EP ‘Leaveyourlove’ via Because Music, which saw them work with a range of artists.Their last full-length album remains 2021’s ‘Day/Night’, which NME awarded four stars, and noted: “True to its core concept, the album is cyclical as the sweeping strings of closer ‘Inside’ roll back into the first track as soon as it’s over.

Charli XCX has been announced as the headliner of We Love Green 2025 with the likes of Air, Kavinsky and more set to perform.The French music bash is set to return to the heart of Bois de Vincennes, Paris on June 6 through June 8 2025 following this year’s record-breaking edition which saw over 110,000 people in attendance.Other acts set to perform include the likes of Parcels, Magdalena Bay, HorsegiirL, Spill Tab, Amelie Lens, YSEULT, SDM and Jolagreen23. More acts are set to be announced at a later date.Early bird tickets for the 2025 edition of the French festival are available to purchase here.

Parcels have shared a new EP containing four remixes of tracks from their most recent album, 2021’s ‘Day/Night’.The EP features French DJ and producer Folamour putting his spin on ‘Free’, while Justice‘s Gaspard Augé remixes ‘Somethinggreater’ in collaboration with composer Victor La Masne. Manqo delivers a sprawling, seven-minute version of ‘Reflex’, while ‘Famous’ becomes a disco-tinged dancefloor burner courtesy of The Reflex.Listen to all four remixes below:“Reinterpretation is a beautiful thing,” the band said in a statement.

Parcels have announced a four-date global tour set to take place later this year – see the full list of dates below.The Australian-born, Berlin-based band took to social media today (September 22) to let fans know that they’ll be hitting the road in November for a run of intimate gigs, taking in shows in London, Paris, Berlin and New York.“London! Paris! Berlin! New York! We’re coming to you this November for our first shows in the last 18 months,” Parcels wrote on Instagram.