Tenacious D London 2023: How to get tickets to see rock duo at The O2, when is the show and possible setlist

Rock duo Tenacious D have announced a one-off show in London in 2023. The date in London is part of their huge European tour that will see them perform in Germany, The Netherlands and more.

Tenacious D, founded by actors Jack Black and Kyle Gass in 1994, have been touring for a large portion of the year. They will end 2022 with two shows at Las Vegas, ringing in 2023 at the Virgin Hotel.

Currently, there are no further dates penned in for the rockers until their European tour. Their European tour begins in Hamburg on June 6 2023.

The tour is in aid of their last studio album. It was named Post-Apocalypto and was released on November 2 2018. The album was their fourth studio album as a duo and featured the likes of Dave Grohl on drums.

Plans are in the pipeline for a new album. Speaking to Variety in 2021, Black confirmed that they are working on new music, saying their new album will be ready in 2024.

When are Tenacious D performing in London?

Tenacious D will be bringing their Post-Apocalypto tour to London’s The O2 on Friday, June 16 2023.

How to get tickets to see Tenacious D in London

Tickets to see The Tribute hitmakers are not on sale yet. They will go on general sale on Friday, November 4 on Live Nation.

What is a possible setlist?

According to setlist.fm, a possible setlist for a Tenacious D concert could be:

• JB JR Rap
• Woman Time
• Save The World
• Post-Apocalypto theme (Reprise)
• Low Hangin’ Fruit
• The Metal
• Kickapoo
• Beelzeboss (The Final Showdown)
• Dude (I Totally Miss You)
• Kyle Quit The Band
• Lee
• Tribute 
• Good Times Bad Times (Led Zeppelin cover)
• Dio
• F*ck Her Gently 

This setlist was compiled from their performance at the Highland Festival Grounds at the Kentucky Expo Centre, Louisville, KY, USA on September 22 2022.

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