THE PRODIGY

Liam H and Maxim are floating on cloud nine after a monumental 2025: The band played headliner slots at festivals around the world, from Summersonic in Japan to Coachella in the USA, and delivered an epoch-making headline performance at Glastonbury.

2026 is expected to be their biggest year yet — an impressive new peak in a 35-year career filled with life-changing highs and lows. The band’s fastest-selling, sold-out arena tour of the UK and Ireland begins in April, followed by four massive open-air headliner shows in August, including the Milton Keynes Bowl, which they last played in 2010, as well as a European headline arena tour in November.

The live show, featuring long-time live members Rob Holliday (guitar) and Leo Crabtree (drums), is completely new this year: with retina-shocking visual effects and soul-shattering bass, delivered with their legendary, unrestrained energy.

New songs are set to be released this year as they prepare the follow-up to their critically acclaimed album No Tourists, which solidified their record-breaking series of seven consecutive UK number-one albums, dating back to the 1997 album Music For The Jilted Generation.

Press Reviews

“A masterclass in bringing rave and rock to an audience… These icons still have plenty of energy in the tank.” — Rolling Stone

“Their flame burns brighter than ever. The Prodigy are not just back; they are here to reclaim their throne.” — NME, ****★

“Cathartic, explosive, and now more emotionally resonant than ever. No one does it like The Prodigy.” — Metal Hammer, ****★