This April 2026, Atmosphere, alongside Sage Francis and ZooDeVille, cross the Atlantic as Phere and Loathing – the unamerican tour 2026, marking their first European and UK tour since May 2023. The return begins in Antwerp, Belgium at Kavka, before continuing through Europe and the United Kingdom. The tour includes a night at London’s Electric Brixton, three dates in Germany spanning Cologne, Hamburg, and Berlin, and a return to Sofia, Bulgaria following their appearance at Sofia Live in 2024. Additional performances take place in Paris, Copenhagen, Warsaw, and Amsterdam, before concluding with first time performances in Athens, Greece at Floyd, and Zagreb, Croatia at Vintage Industrial.
Slug of Atmosphere writes: “Excited to return with my friends to rap for you and your friends. Let’s be friends. Looking forward to your coffee and chocolate and bread.”
The European announcement follows the launch of the Minneapolis duo’s Winter Carnival Tour, which runs across the U.S. from January through February 2026 and celebrates 30 years of music, coming on the heels of their latest album, Jestures (released September 2025). Alongside the Phere and Loathing announcement, Slug and Ant also dropped a new video for “Zorro” featuring ZooDeVille. It continues a recent streak of visuals, including “Really,” which finds Slug attempting a left-field career shift as a stunt double, and the standout “Grateful,” where he plays a megachurch pastor leading a congregation in search of salvation at a price.
Dates:
22 Apr – Antwerp, Belgium I Kavka
23 Apr – Paris, France I Le Trabendo
25 Apr – London, United Kingdom I Electric Brixton
27 Apr – Cologne, Germany I CBE
28 Apr – Hamburg, Germany I Knust
30 Apr – Copenhagen, Denmark I VEGA
2 May – Warsaw, Poland I Oczki
3 May – Berlin, Germany I Lido
5 May – Amsterdam, Netherlands I Melkweg
7 May – Sofia, Bulgaria I Sofia Live Club
9 May – Athens, Greece I Floyd
11 May – Zagreb, Croatia I Vintage Industrial
Ticket Links Here: https://atmospheresucks.com/pages/tour
For three decades, Atmosphere have maintained a steady and rigorous creative output, releasing dozens of studio albums, EPs, and collaborative projects across nearly as many years. In a genre where longevity is rare and trends shift quickly, the duo have built a career rooted in honesty, humility, and vulnerability, continually evolving without losing sight of their foundations. Slug’s storytelling and narrative writing have left a clear imprint on independent hip hop, balancing personal reflection with respect for the artists and traditions that shaped him, while Atmosphere as a whole have focused less on chasing moments and more on building something that lasts. Ant has skillfully molded the soundtracks with inspiration from soul, funk, rock, reggae, and the wizardry of hip-hop’s pioneering DJ’s and producers, creating his own trademark sounds while providing the pulse for songs about life, love, stress and setbacks. At its essence, Atmosphere has been a musical shepherd, and with each new album comes a new journey as they guide generations of listeners through this thing called life.
Jestures is in stores now and available on vinyl, CD, and cassette, shipping directly from atmospheresucks.com
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