The Prodigy to Bring Epic Warriors Dance Outdoor Tour to UK and Ireland in 2026
- Stephen Prescott
- Dec 11, 2025
- 3 min read
The Prodigy are gearing up to return with their iconic Warriors Dance live experience, set to electrify outdoor venues across the UK and Ireland in summer 2026. This announcement has sparked excitement among fans eager to witness the band’s high-energy performances paired with a lineup of some of the biggest names in electronic music. The tour promises four unforgettable nights filled with powerful beats, legendary guests, and the raw intensity that defines The Prodigy’s live shows.
Tour Dates and Locations
The Warriors Dance tour kicks off on 20 August 2026 at the Irish Museum of Modern Art in Dublin. This unique venue will set the tone for the tour’s blend of music and atmosphere. Following Dublin, the tour moves to the iconic Milton Keynes Bowl on 22 August, a venue known for hosting some of the UK’s biggest outdoor concerts.
Next, the tour heads north to Edinburgh’s Royal Highland Showgrounds on 29 August, offering a spacious setting for fans to experience the full force of The Prodigy’s sound. The final night takes place at Wythenshawe Park in Manchester on 30 August, closing the tour with a bang in one of the band’s home cities.
Fans can get early access to tickets starting 5 November at 9am, with general sales opening on 7 November at 9am. Given The Prodigy’s recent sellout arena tour, these shows are expected to sell quickly.
A Lineup Packed with Heavyweights
Each Warriors Dance show features a carefully curated lineup of supporting acts that complement The Prodigy’s signature style. The legendary Carl Cox and reggae sound-system icon David Rodigan will appear at all four dates, bringing a mix of techno and reggae influences that enrich the live experience.
The tour also features Andy C, who will join the Milton Keynes and Manchester shows with his intense drum’n’bass sets. Adding to the cutting-edge vibe, artists ¥U$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U and SCARLXRD will perform at Milton Keynes, Manchester, and Edinburgh, pushing the boundaries of electronic and hip-hop fusion.
This lineup reflects The Prodigy’s commitment to blending genres and showcasing artists who bring energy and innovation to the stage.
The Prodigy’s Vision for the Tour
Liam Howlett and Maxim expressed their excitement on Instagram, highlighting how the Warriors Dance event is evolving. They emphasized that while much has changed since the last tour, they are raising the stakes with support from top-tier artists. Their promise of “four nights of pure chaos” captures the spirit fans can expect: intense, immersive, and unforgettable.
The band’s recent spring arena tour sold out rapidly, proving their enduring appeal and status as one of the most vital live acts today. The 2026 outdoor tour will build on that momentum, offering a fresh way to experience The Prodigy’s explosive energy in open-air settings.
What Fans Can Expect
Attending a Warriors Dance show means more than just hearing music. It’s about being part of a community united by powerful rhythms and shared excitement. The outdoor venues provide space for dynamic stage production, immersive sound systems, and a festival-like atmosphere.
Fans can look forward to:
High-impact performances from The Prodigy and their supporting acts
Diverse musical styles blending techno, drum’n’bass, reggae, and experimental hip-hop
Vibrant crowd energy in iconic outdoor locations
Memorable visual effects and stage design enhancing the live experience
This tour is designed to celebrate The Prodigy’s legacy while pushing live electronic music into new territory.
Final Thoughts
The Prodigy’s Warriors Dance outdoor tour in 2026 promises to be a landmark event for fans of electronic music. With a powerful lineup, iconic venues, and the band’s signature intensity, these shows will deliver an experience that resonates long after the last beat drops.
