Tame Impala

Tame Impala Live at Unity Arena, Oslo – Monday, 27 April 2026

Prepare yourself for an auditory and visual spectacle as Tame Impala, the visionary project led by Kevin Parker, descends upon Oslo’s iconic Unity Arena on Monday, 27 April 2026. This is more than just a concert; it’s an immersive journey into a meticulously crafted sonic universe, a chance to witness one of the most influential psychedelic rock and pop innovators of the 21st century at the zenith of their powers. Tame Impala’s live performances are legendary, renowned for their mind-bending light shows, impeccable musicianship, and Parker’s ethereal vocals that transport audiences to another dimension. Experiencing Tame Impala in the grand setting of Unity Arena promises to be an unforgettable night, a convergence of cutting-edge sound and breathtaking stagecraft that will resonate long after the final note fades. This is your opportunity to be part of a momentous occasion, a testament to the enduring appeal and artistic evolution of a truly singular artist.

About Tame Impala

Tame Impala is the brain child of Australian multi-instrumentalist, producer, songwriter, and vocalist Kevin Parker. Since its inception in 2007, the project has evolved from a bedroom recording experiment into a global phenomenon, lauded for its distinctive blend of psychedelic rock, pop, disco, and electronic music. Parker is the sole creative force behind Tame Impala in the studio, meticulously crafting every sonic layer and vocal inflection. His signature sound is characterized by swirling synths, fuzzed-out guitars, intricate drum patterns, and his distinctive falsetto, often imbued with a sense of melancholic introspection and dreamy euphoria.

The debut album, Innerspeaker (2010), garnered critical acclaim for its raw, guitar-driven psychedelia, drawing comparisons to classic bands like Pink Floyd and The Beatles. However, it was the follow-up, Lonerism (2012), that truly propelled Tame Impala into the global spotlight. Featuring anthems like “Feels Like We Only Go Backwards” and “Elephant,” the album showcased Parker’s growing mastery of melody and his ability to weave complex arrangements with accessible pop sensibilities. This shift towards a more polished, yet still undeniably psychedelic, sound continued with Currents (2015). This pivotal album marked a significant departure, incorporating more electronic elements, disco rhythms, and R&B influences, yielding massive hits such as “The Less I Know The Better,” “Let It Happen,” and “Cause I’m A Man.” Currents cemented Tame Impala’s status as a genre-bending artist capable of mainstream success without compromising their artistic integrity.

Parker’s most recent studio album, The Slow Rush (2020), delved further into themes of time, memory, and the passage of life, further refining the synth-laden, groove-oriented sound he had pioneered. Tracks like “Borderline,” “Lost In Yesterday,” and “Is It True” showcased his continued innovation and lyrical depth. Beyond the studio, Tame Impala’s live shows have become an integral part of their appeal. Parker assembles a talented band to bring his intricate studio creations to life on stage, delivering performances that are as sonically rich as they are visually stunning, a testament to his unwavering commitment to providing an unparalleled live experience.

Venue Information

Unity Arena, situated in the heart of Oslo, is a premier destination for live music and entertainment. Renowned for its state-of-the-art facilities and capacity to host large-scale events, Unity Arena provides an exceptional setting for performances of Tame Impala’s calibre. The venue boasts excellent acoustics, ensuring that every nuance of the band’s intricate soundscapes is delivered with pristine clarity to every attendee. Its modern design and convenient location make it easily accessible for concert-goers from across Oslo and beyond. For complete venue details, see our venue guide.

What to Expect

Prepare for a transcendental experience when Tame Impala takes the stage at Unity Arena. Kevin Parker and his formidable live band are celebrated for their meticulously crafted sets that seamlessly blend fan favourites with deeper cuts, creating a sonic narrative that ebbs and flows, taking the audience on an emotional and auditory journey. Expect to be enveloped by the shimmering synthesizers and psychedelic guitar riffs of anthems like “The Less I Know The Better,” a track that consistently ignites the crowd with its infectious groove and singalong chorus. The sprawling, epic journey of “Let It Happen” is a staple, its dynamic shifts and evolving textures providing a perfect showcase for the band’s musical prowess and the immersive visual spectacle that accompanies it.

From the introspective beauty of “Feels Like We Only Go Backwards” to the driving energy of “Elephant,” Tame Impala’s setlists are designed to captivate. You can anticipate a generous selection from Currents, which remains a high point in their discography, and likely a strong showing from The Slow Rush, with tracks like “Borderline” and “Lost In Yesterday” proving to be powerful live numbers. The band are masters of building atmosphere, and their performances are as much about the palpable energy they generate as they are about the individual songs.

Tame Impala’s performance style is characterized by its sheer sonic density and the stunning visual accompaniment. Their live shows are renowned for their mind-bending light displays, laser shows, and projections that are intricately synced with the music, transforming the arena into a psychedelic wonderland. This visual element is not merely decorative; it is an integral part of the Tame Impala experience, enhancing the immersive and hypnotic quality of their sound. The band’s musicianship is exceptional, with each member flawlessly executing Parker’s complex arrangements, while Parker himself commands the stage with his understated yet captivating presence, his voice soaring above the intricate tapestry of sound. The typical duration of a Tame Impala concert hovers around the two-hour mark, allowing ample time for them to explore their extensive catalogue and deliver a truly unforgettable show.

FAQs

Q1: Will Kevin Parker be performing live with the band, or is this a DJ set? Kevin Parker is the sole creative force behind Tame Impala in the studio, but he performs live with a full band. You will experience Tame Impala as a live act, with Kevin Parker fronting the band on vocals and guitar, accompanied by his exceptional touring musicians.

Q2: What is the typical setlist for a Tame Impala show? While setlists can vary, Tame Impala typically performs a comprehensive selection of their most popular hits from albums like Currents, Lonerism, Innerspeaker, and The Slow Rush. Expect to hear fan favourites such as “The Less I Know The Better,” “Let It Happen,” “Feels Like We Only Go Backwards,” “Borderline,” and “Elephant,” alongside other beloved tracks.

Q3: Can I expect a lot of audience interaction from Kevin Parker? Kevin Parker is known for his more introspective and focused stage presence. While he engages with the audience through his performance and the immersive visuals, his interaction is generally more subtle and less about direct banter. The focus is on the sonic and visual journey he creates.

Q4: How long is a Tame Impala concert typically? A Tame Impala concert usually lasts approximately two hours, providing ample time for the band to play a substantial setlist and deliver a complete live experience.

Q5: Is Tame Impala’s live show suitable for younger audiences? Tame Impala’s music often explores mature themes and their live shows can feature intense lighting and sound. While there isn’t a strict age restriction from the artist’s side, it is recommended that parents consider the intensity of the show and the lyrical content when deciding if it is appropriate for their children. Specific venue age policies may also apply.

Q6: Will Tame Impala be playing new music at this show? While there is no guarantee, artists often road-test new material during their tours. If Tame Impala has any new music in the works, there is a possibility of hearing it for the first time live at the Unity Arena. Keep an eye on official Tame Impala announcements for any updates.