Celebrity bands usually flame out faster than a TikTok dance trend. Yet Dogstar, featuring Keanu Reeves on bass, just announced a comprehensive European tour spanning June and July 2026 — their most extensive continental run since reuniting in 2023 after a two-decade hiatus. The “All In Now Tour: Europe 2026” suggests this isn’t another nostalgic cash grab, but a legitimate musical endeavor building real momentum.
Major Venues and Festival Headlines
From Dublin theaters to Download Festival, Dogstar secures prime real estate across Europe’s summer circuit.
The tour launches June 11 at Dublin’s 3Olympia Theatre, followed by London’s Roundhouse on June 13. Download Festival at Donington Park awaits on June 14 — a coveted slot that signals genuine drawing power beyond Hollywood novelty.
Major European cities follow throughout the summer routing. Budapest, Hungary closes the continental adventure on July 18. General tickets went on sale December 5 at 10am for the Dublin and London shows, with the full European schedule extending the band’s reach across the continent.
The Comeback That Actually Delivered
After forming in 1994 and disbanding around 2002, Dogstar’s 2023 reunion produced new music and renewed purpose.
When Reeves’ acting career exploded, Dogstar quietly dissolved around 2002. Fast-forward to 2023: the trio — Reeves on bass, vocalist Bret Domrose, and drummer Robert Mailhouse — reunited at BottleRock Festival for their first performance in twenty years.
Unlike most reunion tours trading on nostalgia, they released “Somewhere Between the Power Lines and Palm Trees” that same year. The album demonstrated that Dogstar wasn’t just Keanu’s hobby project, but a legitimate band with evolving sound and renewed creative energy.
The 2026 tour represents something rarer than unicorn sightings in Los Angeles: a celebrity side project that continues building on actual musical merit rather than relying purely on star power.
