Duran Duran are a British pop rock band formed in Birmingham in 1978. The classic lineup includes lead singer Simon Le Bon, keyboardist Nick Rhodes, guitarist and bassist John Taylor, guitarist Andy Taylor, and drummer Roger Taylor. The band was part of the early ’80s New Romantic scene and was among the acts associated with the music-video wave that led the second British Invasion of the United States.
Their breakthrough was built on songs and videos that presented pop in a visual, cinematic way. “Planet Earth” was the band’s first hit, followed by “Girls on Film” and their debut album, Duran Duran. Their second album, Rio, brought the band wider success, with songs such as “Rio”, “Save a Prayer” and “Hungry Like the Wolf”. The videos for these songs, directed by Russell Mulcahy, helped the band stand out on music television.
Throughout the ’80s, the band continued to build a run of hits. “Is There Something I Should Know?” was their first single to reach number one in the UK, and the remix of “The Reflex” topped the charts in the UK and the United States. “A View to a Kill”, from the James Bond film of the same name, also reached the top of the US chart.
The lineup has changed over the years, but the band has never broken up. The reunion of the classic lineup in 2001 led to tours and the 2004 album Astronaut. The band also scored hits in the ’90s, such as “Ordinary World” and “Come Undone”. These songs offer a look at the later part of their career alongside their ’80s songs.
The 2026 concerts offer a chance to experience this repertoire in different European cities. You can choose the city and date that work for you and open the relevant event page to get tickets. Each concert on the list takes place at a different venue, so it’s a good idea to check the venue name and city before deciding which date to attend.
TikTik sells tickets to concerts abroad and offers service in Hebrew. You can book online or through a representative; the pages for all six events are available via the links above.
All the events listed here are marked as available for ticket purchase. The ticket is for concert admission only; flights and accommodation are arranged separately. Choose the city and date, go to the relevant event page, and book your ticket.
It’s a good idea to look for accommodation with convenient public transport access to the venue. This lets you plan your journey to the concert in advance without making assumptions about travel times or transport options in the city. Before booking a flight, check the return flight time against the concert date to make sure the trip fits your plans.
Even when you arrive in the city before the concert, it’s a good idea to check the route to the venue and plan to arrive early on the day of the event because of entrance security checks. Choosing the date and accommodation can help you build a plan that works for the concert, without relying on general travel-time estimates.
If you're choosing between several dates, start with the city that works for you and the date that fits your travel plans. Then check the venue on the event page and read the ticket details. The company has been operating since 1997 and provides service in Hebrew, with bookings available on the website or through a representative.
Duran Duran's best-known hits include “Rio”, “Girls on Film”, “Save a Prayer”, “The Reflex”, “A View to a Kill”, “Ordinary World” and “Come Undone”. They reflect different periods in the band's career, from the early '80s through the '90s.
In Birmingham, the concert takes place at Utilita Arena Birmingham; in Brussels, at ING Arena; in Paris, at Accor Arena; in London, at The O2; in Lisbon, at Altice Arena; and in Madrid, at Movistar Arena. The date and venue name are also listed on each event page.
You can book tickets through TikTik, on the website or through a representative, with service in Hebrew.
The list includes Birmingham, Brussels, Paris, London, Lisbon, and Madrid, among others; these are all six events shown here.
“Rio”, “Hungry Like the Wolf”, “Save a Prayer”, “The Reflex”, “Ordinary World” and “Come Undone”, among others.
No. The ticket is for concert admission only; you arrange flights and accommodation separately.
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