Simple Plan - Bigger Than You Think! - Official Event

SIMPLE PLAN RETURNS TO EUROPE & THE UK

WITH A 2026 HEADLINE TOUR**

NECK DEEP TO JOIN THE “BIGGER THAN YOU THINK!” TOUR AS SPECIAL GUESTS

17.10.2026 – Warsaw, EXPO XX

Presale on the band’s website: Wednesday, December 3 at 10:00.

Ticketmaster presale: Thursday, December 4 at 10:00.

General on-sale: Friday, December 5 at 10:00 via www.LiveNation.pl.

Tickets and VIP packages also available at https://officialsimpleplan.com/tour/.

The multi-platinum Canadian pop-punk band Simple Plan is thrilled to announce their 2026 UK and European headline tour — a triumphant return to the continent as part of the band’s 25th anniversary celebration. The tour will span more than 19 cities across Europe and the UK, culminating in massive shows at London’s Wembley Arena and Paris’ Accor Arena. This will be the band’s biggest tour in over a decade. The run follows their recently completed tour supporting The Offspring and marks an exciting new chapter as Simple Plan steps onto the largest stages of their career.

Commenting on the announcement, the band said:

“We had such a great time playing all over Europe and the UK these past 2 months, we decided we just had to come back again in 2026!

We couldn’t be more excited to bring our very own ‘Bigger Than You Think!’ Tour all across the continent, playing full headline shows and extending our 25th anniversary celebrations. This means we will be performing all of our biggest hits along with fan favorites we rarely play live, spanning our entire discography. And we’re also bringing our friends Neck Deep with us, so these are going to be really special shows!

As we reflect on the past few years, we can’t help but feel so grateful and amazed at how awesome it’s been to play in Europe and the UK and receive such incredible support from all of you. It’s been so cool to see our old-school fans still there with us and a whole new generation joining them. The shows keep getting bigger and bigger and we can’t believe we will be playing such iconic, massive venues like Wembley Arena in London and the Accor Arena in Paris. This is a dream come true for us and we owe it all to you.

Thank you so much and can’t wait to see you at the shows!”

Fans attending these shows can expect all the songs that have shaped Simple Plan’s legacy — from massive hits like “I’d Do Anything,” “Welcome to My Life,” “Perfect,” “Shut Up!” and the fan-favorite “I’m Just a Kid,” to other beloved tracks such as “Addicted,” “Jump,” “Summer Paradise,” and their hugely popular theme song “What’s New, Scooby-Doo?”. The tour promises a high-energy journey through the band’s most iconic songs as well as deep cuts rarely performed live.

The 2026 tour announcement follows the summer premiere of Simple Plan: The Kids In The Crowd, a documentary now available on Prime Video. The film offers an unprecedented and personal look at the band’s rise — from basement rehearsals in Montreal to worldwide fame — featuring never-before-seen archival footage, brand-new interviews, and appearances from punk icons including Mark Hoppus (Blink-182), Avril Lavigne, Dexter Holland & Noodles (The Offspring), and Fat Mike (NOFX).

Alongside the documentary, the official soundtrack The Kids In The Crowd (Music from the Documentary Soundtrack)was released across all digital platforms. The collection marks Simple Plan’s first-ever anthology, featuring their biggest hits, fan favorites, rare demo versions, and the brand-new single “Nothing Changes.” An Amazon Music exclusive edition includes the additional track “I’m Just A Kid (Amazon Music Demo).”

Simple Plan will donate €1/£1 from every ticket and VIP package sold during the tour to the Simple Plan Foundation. Founded in 2005, the foundation focuses on supporting young people in need and highlighting the power of music as a tool to find purpose and direction in life. Since its inception, the Simple Plan Foundation has donated over $3 million to various charitable causes in Canada and has received numerous prestigious awards for its philanthropic work.