t.A.T.u.
Is t.A.T.u. touring in 2027?
As of November 11, 2026, no tour dates for t.A.T.u. are announced. There are no credible signs of a tour right now.
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Earlier live outings included a September 2022 performance at Dinamo Stadium in Minsk and a May 2023 show at Gazprom Stadium in Saint Petersburg. While Katina and Volkova have spoken about future projects, no new tour dates have been announced. Fans can look to the duo’s recent releases and past shows for clues, but concrete live dates remain unconfirmed. The latest public statement highlighted ongoing discussions about potential projects.
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About t.A.T.u.
A Russian pop duo that burst onto the early-2000s scene with synth-driven hits like “All the Things She Said” and “Not Gonna Get Us.” Formed in Moscow in 1999, Lena Katina and Julia Volkova first recorded as part of the children’s group Neposedy before achieving international fame with the English-language album 200 km/h in the Wrong Lane. Their career includes a 2003 Eurovision third-place finish, multiple platinum certifications, and a 2011 official disbandment announcement. After a private Moscow show in 2013 and sporadic performances in 2022 and 2023, the duo reunited for a July 2025 concert at the Mriya Resort in Yalta, Crimea, and hinted at future plans.
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Is t.A.T.u. touring in 2027?
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