Paris Jackson is reaching a major milestone in her music career. The 28-year-old singer-songwriter has announced her first headlining concerts in Europe and the United Kingdom. As per UDiscoverMusic, the three-show run will bring her to Berlin, Amsterdam and London in October, following the North American leg of her “Zombies Tour.”
A press release described the new concerts as “her first-ever headlining tour dates in Europe and the U.K., bringing her raw, emotionally charged live show to intimate venues overseas.”
The announcement marks another step forward for Paris as she builds a musical career rooted in folk, alternative rock and grunge.
Paris Jackson’s 2026 Tour Dates Include London, Berlin and Amsterdam
GettyParis will begin the overseas run at Prachtwerk in Berlin on Oct. 12. She will perform upstairs at Amsterdam’s Paradiso on Oct. 14 before closing the short run at Downstairs at The Dome in London on Oct. 16.
Tickets went on sale Friday, Aug. 7, at 10 a.m. in the U.K. and 11 a.m. CET. Ticket information is available through the individual venues, including Paradiso and Live Nation.
Paris is also continuing her North American tour and supporting The Pretty Reckless at select concerts.
Her remaining announced headlining dates are:
- Aug. 9: Shrine Social Club, Boise, Idaho
- Aug. 13: Biltmore Cabaret, Vancouver, British Columbia
- Sept. 1: The Earl, Atlanta
- Sept. 11: Hard Luck Bar, Toronto
- Sept. 25: Night Club 101, New York
- Oct. 12: Prachtwerk, Berlin
- Oct. 14: Paradiso, Amsterdam
- Oct. 16: Downstairs at The Dome, London
‘Happiest Day of My Life’ Arrives Before the European Shows
GettyThe tour expansion comes just weeks before Paris releases her second studio album, “Happiest Day of My Life,” on Aug. 21.
Recorded in collaboration with Linda Perry, the 11-song album follows Paris’ 2020 debut, “wilted.” The new project includes the singles “zombies in love,” “teenage drama” and “stitched (on & on).”
Paris has described the record as “a collision of sound, experience, and emotion.” The album is available to preorder through her official store.
While her late father, Michael Jackson, became one of history’s biggest pop stars, Paris has followed a distinctly different musical path. Her songs pair personal lyrics with acoustic folk influences, heavier guitars and alternative-rock production.
Paris Jackson Is Building a Career on Her Own Terms
Paris has also become more protective of the personal bond she shares with Michael, who died in 2009 when she was 11.
During a May appearance on Jack Osbourne’s “Trying Not to Die” podcast, Paris said she no longer feels obligated to share every detail of that relationship publicly.
“I’m now learning I can have my own personal relationship and I’m allowed to be private about it, and I’m now like, my relationship is the most beautiful relationship ever,” she said.
“I’m in a very beautiful spot with my dad, and I love that, and it’s no one’s business, and I don’t have to share that with anybody. And there’s a lot of freedom in that, which is really cool.”
That same independence can be heard in her music. With a second album approaching and her headlining tour moving overseas for the first time, Paris is continuing to define herself on her own terms.
