Japanese DJ and producer ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U has announced his first-ever European headline tour, bringing his genre-fluid approach to five venues across the Netherlands, France, Belgium, Denmark and the UK in March 2027.
Titled I ❤️ €URØP€, the tour will mark a major milestone for the Osaka-born artist, whose experimental DJ sets have earned him recognition across the international electronic music scene.
Five Dates Across Europe
The tour will begin on 12 March 2027 at GASHOUDER in Amsterdam, followed by a performance at 104 CENTQUATRE in Paris on 13 March.
Yukimatsu will then head to Ancienne Belgique in Brussels on 19 March before appearing at Poolen in Copenhagen on 24 March. The European run will conclude at O2 Academy Brixton in London on 27 March.
The full schedule is:
- 12 March 2027: GASHOUDER, Amsterdam
- 13 March 2027: 104 CENTQUATRE, Paris
- 19 March 2027: Ancienne Belgique, Brussels
- 24 March 2027: Poolen, Copenhagen
- 27 March 2027: O2 Academy Brixton, London
The Amsterdam date is listed with a general ticket price of €39.27, including service fees, while the London performance is already featured on the official O2 Academy Brixton calendar. <Cite refs={[“turn0news2″,”turn0search1″,”turn0search3”]} />
Tickets and Presale Information
The presale registration link went live alongside the tour announcement on 16 September, with general ticket sales scheduled to begin on Friday, 18 September.
Fans can check the official ticketing platforms and venue websites for availability, local sale times and further event information.
From Festival Stages to Headline Shows
The announcement follows a busy year for ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U, who has appeared at major festivals including Coachella, Primavera, Parklife, All Points East and We Love Green.
His profile grew further through high-profile collaborations and back-to-back performances, including a debut B2B set with Charlotte de Witte in New York.
Known for connecting seemingly unrelated sounds with remarkable precision, Yukimatsu’s sets can move between techno, experimental electronics, trance, breaks, house and unexpected selections without losing their momentum. His ability to create seamless transitions across genres has made him a distinctive figure within contemporary DJ culture.
Supporting The Prodigy
Last month, Yukimatsu joined The Prodigy for their four-date UK and Ireland tour, sharing the bill with Carl Cox, Andy C and David Rodigan.
He also recently contributed a tribute mix dedicated to The Prodigy for NTS, further highlighting the influence of the group’s high-energy electronic sound on his own musical world.
With the I ❤️ €URØP€ tour, ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U will bring that same unpredictable and boundary-free approach to a series of dedicated headline performances across Europe.