Disbanded

Tokyo Police Club

Is Tokyo Police Club touring in 2027?

No. Tokyo Police Club has disbanded, and no reunion dates are announced. Their last show was in 2024.

Tokyo Police Club announced their disbandment on January 23, 2024. The group concluded its career with four farewell shows at History in Toronto in November 2024. Their most recent release was the double-A-side single “Just A Scratch” / “Catch Me If You Can” issued March 12, 2024.

Dates checked Nov 11, 2026 · Summary is AI-generated

About Tokyo Police Club

Indie Rock

Canadian indie rock quartet Tokyo Police Club emerged from Newmarket, Ontario in 2005, delivering brisk, guitar-driven songs with catchy hooks and a youthful energy that defined early 2000s indie pop-rock. Their sound blends tight rhythm sections with melodic vocal lines, evident on debut EP A Lesson in Crime and albums such as Elephant Shell and Champ. The band built a steady career, earning Juno nominations for Alternative Album of the Year in 2011 and 2019, and releasing a string of records through the 2010s. In January 2024 they announced a formal disbandment, followed by a final four-show farewell run at History in Toronto in November 2024 and the release of the single “Just A Scratch”/“Catch Me If You Can” in March 2024. Tokyo Police Club is currently inactive; no touring or new releases are scheduled following their 2024 breakup.

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