Electric Callboy expands TANZNEID World Tour: North America, Japan, and Australia added as 2026 arena plans take shape

Electric Callboy just kicked their live campaign up another gear, unveiling a fresh wave of TANZNEID World Tour dates that stretches well into 2026. The newest leg brings the German electronicore juggernaut back to the United States and Canada, and confirms first-run stops in Japan and Australia, signaling one of the band’s most ambitious itineraries yet. North American shows will feature support from Polaris and Scene Queen, with additional openers to be named on overseas legs. Ticket on-sale windows roll out this week in several markets, with more local announcements queued.

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In the past day, the band formally expanded TANZNEID beyond the already busy UK/EU run, aligning the tour under one global banner for 2025–2026. The North American swing pairs Electric Callboy’s maximalist light-and-laser production with a high-energy undercard designed to keep pits moving from doors to encore. Japan and Australia land on the backside of that run, with Australian arena dates locked for September 2026 and further Asia-Pacific routing to follow.

Early venue reveals highlight mid-to-large rooms across major U.S. cities next fall, alongside arena bookings for Australia—evidence that the band’s post-TEKKNO momentum and 2025 single cycle have converted festival buzz into full-tour demand.

Support acts and format

• North America: Main support Polaris; special guest Scene Queen. Expect a three-band bill with doors-to-curfew energy and a production design scaled for larger theaters and entry-level arenas.

• Japan & Australia: Openers to be announced; Australia is billed as an arena tour under the TANZNEID banner.

The package tilts heavy, hyper-melodic, and extremely crowd-participatory—exactly the lane that Electric Callboy’s live shows have perfected.

Ticketing, timing, and how to plan

• On-sale cadence: Staggered by region this week; some territories list general public sales beginning Thursday, October 23 (local time).

• Demand signals: Rapid early interest in North American presales, with secondary cities drawing nearly as fast as the usual coastal anchors.

• Travel fans: If you’re eyeing multiple dates, watch for back-to-back city pairs in drivable clusters; the routing leaves room for weekenders and short-haul hops.

All schedules remain subject to change; check the city/venue listing you plan to attend before purchasing travel.

Australia 2026: the arena statement

Australia’s leg plants a clear flag: arena rooms in Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne, and Sydney across early to mid-September 2026. That’s a step up from prior visits and a strong indicator of the band’s footprint outside Europe. With local supports TBA, production is expected to meet or exceed the EU festival build—think confetti, CO₂, synchronized strobes, and the band’s tongue-in-cheek theatrics scaled for bigger bowls.

Why the tour matters now

Electric Callboy’s 2025 studio drip—“Elevator Operator” in January and “Revery” in May—kept the feed hot between festival anchors while teasing a darker, sleeker twist on their rave-metal formula. The TANZNEID rollout capitalizes on that momentum: locking in headline stages across three continents, upgrading venue sizes, and setting the table for whatever comes next in their release pipeline.

Live, the band’s mash-up of drop-tuned bounce, Euroclub hooks, and comedic set pieces thrives in bigger rooms. TANZNEID looks built to translate viral moments into real-world scale—mosh-friendly riffs, chantable choruses, and lighting cues designed for widescreen phone clips.

Quick guide: getting ready for TANZNEID

• Budget the add-ons. VIP/photo op tiers and early-entry bundles are appearing in several markets; standard tickets will move fastest for Friday/Saturday shows.

• Merch drop timing. City-specific tees and limited tour posters typically arrive on the first leg; popular sizes sell out by intermission.

• Setlist expectations. Core anthems from the TEKKNO era are locks, with 2025 singles slotted mid-set and at least one curveball cover moment teased on socials.

• Accessibility & queues. Big-room shows mean earlier doors; if you want barrier, plan for long lines and weather contingencies.

What to watch next

• Full city-by-city grids for North America and Japan as venue contracts finalize over the next few days.

• Additional supports tailored to each region, particularly for Japan and Australia.

• Release breadcrumbs. With touring now mapped through late 2026, keep an eye on staggered single drops aligned to on-sale dates and festival announcements.

 Electric Callboy just turned a strong 2025 into a world-spanning 2026. The TANZNEID World Tour now stretches across North America, Japan, and Australia, with Polaris and Scene Queen powering the North American bill and arena plays locked in Down Under. If you’ve been waiting to see the full spectacle, this is the cycle to circle in your calendar.