Interpol Adds Deafheaven to a March 2027 Tour Across Mexico and the US
Interpol has announced a new run of North American concerts for March 2027, with Deafheaven joining the bill on the US dates. The band's itinerary, reported by Pitchfork on 22 October 2026, runs mostly through Mexico and the southern United States.
The tour is titled the 2027 USA and Mexico Tour. It starts on 2 March 2027 at Arena Guadalajara in Guadalajara, Mexico, with The Black Angels on the bill. A show at Estadio Ciudad de los Deportes in Mexico City on 6 March adds Queens of the Stone Age, and the Mexican dates close on 9 March at Arena Monterrey.
The US leg begins on 16 March at the Saenger Theatre in New Orleans, Louisiana. Deafheaven is listed alongside Interpol for the run of shows that follows. Those dates take the band through San Antonio and Hidalgo in Texas, then Dallas, Asheville in North Carolina, Washington DC, Philadelphia and Sayreville, New Jersey. The final Deafheaven date is on 27 March at Starland Ballroom. A 22 March show at Satellite Music Hall in Memphis, Tennessee, is also on the list.
Each of these is a tour leg, meaning one stretch of dates within a longer tour. The North American shows follow a European run with Bloc Party, which includes Uber Arena in Berlin on 11 November 2026 and Barclays Arena in Hamburg on 12 November. The band's website lists a show at Tecate Peninsula in Tijuana, Mexico, on 24 October 2026, which comes before the 2027 dates.
The schedule also includes a 9 December 2026 date at Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, Illinois, as part of the Q101 Twisted 2026 event.
Interpol's website also lists a new album, titled THIS MIRROR WEIGHS A TON. Details of its release are not yet public.
For fans planning a trip, the practical question is the route. The March dates take in a set of mid-sized and theatre venues, from a ballroom in New Jersey to an auditorium in Asheville, plus arenas in Mexico. Ticket prices and on-sale dates are not part of the announcement, so anyone hoping to see the shows will need to check the venue and ticketing listings for those details.
For the wider business, a tour leg like this one is a planning job. Promoters, venues, crews and trucks have to be booked months ahead, and the Mexican and US dates are spread over three weeks. Dates in the same region, booked in the same stretch, mean the crew and equipment can move from city to city without long gaps.
