Thom Yorke and co have just announced dates for this winter in London, Madrid, Bologna, Berlin and Copenhagen, but how much can you expect to pay at each venue?
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Radiohead made their legions of fans very happy on Wednesday 3rd September, when they confirmed they'd be embarking on 2025 European dates.
The winter tour, which consists of 20 shows in total, will see the band visit the UK, Spain, Italy, Germany and Denmark with a residency of four shows planned for The O2, London.
Tickets go on sale this Friday (12 September) from 10am BST and 11am CEST, but how much do Radiohead 2025 tickets cost in each venue and what can you expect to spend for each tier?
Find out how much tickets cost in each city for Radiohead's 2025 dates here...
In order to minimise touts and to reduce competition, tickets for Radiohead's 2025 shows will only be available for fans who register at radiohead.com.
Fans must only register once using their own details or they could risk their registrations being invalidated.
How will the ticket sale work?
Fans must register at radiohead.com between Friday 5th September at 10am BST/11am CEST and 10pm BST/11pm CEST on Sunday 7th September.
They must only register once with their correct details, or risk their registrations being invalidated
By Wednesday 10th September at 10pm BST/11pm CEST, fans will then receive an email informing them if they have received a special "unlock code".
Fans will need to follow the instructions emailed to them along with their unlock code in order to join the queue for the ticket sale later that week.
If you do get sent a code, fans can use it to proceed to the special ticketing site for the official ticket sale on Friday 12th September from 10am BST/11am CEST.
Receiving an unlock code doesn't guarantee you a ticket and you will still need to make it onto the special ticketing platform.
According to the Radiohead website, fans can show their interest for shows in different countries at the point of registration. However, Radiohead will prioritise venues closest to the location of each registrant.
If you don't receive an unlock code in your emails by Wednesday 10th September at 10pm BST/11pm CEST, you will not be able to take part in the initial ticket sale.
However, the website states that fans will be "automatically be placed on a waitlist for further waves of ticket sales".
It adds: "If tickets remain unsold for any of the cities you selected during registration, you may receive an email with an unlock code and at least 24 hours' notice to purchase them."