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Tame Impala @ Xfinity Mobile Arena - Philadelphia, PA

July 15th 2026: Tame Impala, Djo @ Xfinity Mobile Arena - Philadelphia, PA

Tame Impala | Photos Courtesy of: Carolyn Lederach

For the first time since 2022, Tame Impala returned to Philly’s Xfinity Mobile Arena on July 11th 2026. Taking up 2 stages in the centre of the arena, the massive room was packed and full of one of the best light, laser, and strobe shows I’ve ever witnessed. Opening the show was none other than the star from the “Loser” music video, Joe Keery (aka Djo). Coming off his worldwide tour over the last year in support of his latest album. The Tame Impala setlist did not disappoint for fans new and old; there was a bit of everything. Including some fun bits like the solo B stage set by Kevin. Encased with a single overhead light at times that seemed like an alien abduction in a living room, Kevin performed “Ethereal Connection” and “Not My World”. There was also a brief intermission where the camera followed Kevin off stage, then backstage to take a leak (yes, he did wash his hands) before returning to perform the remainder of the set.

Setlist

Apocalypse Dreams

Deadbeat Jam

Borderline

Loser

Breathe Deeper

Gossip

Elephant

Afterthought

Feels Like We Only Go Backwards

Dracula

No Reply

(Instrumental)

Stage B

Ethereal Connection

Not My World

Main Stage

Let It Happen

Nangs

Alter Ego

Yes I'm Changing

Eventually

New Person, Same Old Mistakes

Encore:

My Old Ways

The Less I Know the Better

End of Summer

Djo

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Djo @ Franklin Music Hall - Philadelphia

May 3rd 2025: Djo, Post Animal @ Franklin Music Hall - Philadelphia, PA

Djo - Photos Courtesy of: Carolyn Lederach

Since 2019, Joe Keery has been releasing music under Djo. In 2025, three albums later, he’s travelling the world for the first time on a sold-out tour. Djo is joined by his former bandmates and friends, Post Animal. It’s heartwarming to see the friendship and support shared between both bands throughout sets. Joe joined Post Animal for their last three songs of their set. Meanwhile, several members of Post Animal can be found playing alongside Joe’s set. To continue the camaraderie, Post Animal recently announced their next album, Iron, which was written in collaboration with Joe.

The setlist for the night consisted of a mix of songs from Djo’s catalogue. I shared in the excitement of the crowd with finally getting to see Djo’s live set after six long years. Needless to say, Joe Keery is keeping busy and can’t wait to see where the future takes him.

Setlist

Runner

Gloom

Link

Charlie's Garden

Basic Being Basic

Fool

Figure You Out

Egg

Fly

Delete Ya

Lonesome Is a State of Mind