Expect a high-energy concert with iconic riffs and extended solos, aided by the venue’s acoustics and atmosphere.

Deep Purple will play a one-night-only show at London’s Royal Albert Hall on November 25, 2026, returning to the venue where they first staged a full orchestral collaboration in 1969.

Tickets go on sale February 6 at 10 a.m. via AEG Presents, with Jayler as a supporting act.

The event is pitched as essential viewing for both longtime fans and new listeners, highlighting the band’s enduring live power and legacy.

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The Riff Report will announce ticket on-sale details and will provide updates as they become available.

Alternative VIP and hospitality options are available through Seat Unique.

Social media excitement from fans is noted, and Parade is the original source of coverage for the event.

The show follows the critically acclaimed 2024 album =1, with the band aiming for a high-energy live experience.

Photo credit for the accompanying image goes to Jim Rakete, courtesy of The Outside Organisation.

Some previously announced dates remain on sale, while resale platforms may have terms that prohibit resale or render tickets void; buyers should review terms carefully.

Additional touring plans include Asia shows and a spring/summer European leg.