Hot off a new album announcement and dropping a new single, The Strokes have officially just announced a 2026 tour via their Instagram account.

Aptly named after their upcoming album, Reality Awaits, the 37-date world tour kicks off June 12 and runs through October.

The rock band showed off a poster design in the announcement while also revealing show supporters, which include Thundercat, Cage the Elephant, Alex Cameron and Fat White Family.

Last week, the group sparked buzz when they dropped a new teaser video of a 1980s Nissan 300ZX alongside the tagline "in the flesh, it's even sexier." The clip then flashed the caption "Reality Awaits: The new album by The Strokes."

Following the new album announcement, the band dropped a surprise single, "Going Shopping," the next day.

Slated for release on June 26, Reality Awaits marks the rockers' seventh studio album and their first full LP in six years.

This past weekend, frontman Julian Casablancas and his bandmates took the stage at Coachella, for the first time in 15 years.

Tickets go on sale to the general public on April 17. Here are the full tour dates:

June 12: Manchester, TN
June 15: Clarkston, MI
June 17: Chicago, IL
June 19: Cuyahoga Falls, OH
June 21: Toronto, Ontario
June 23: Boston, MA
June 26: Philadelphia, PA
June 27: Columbia, MD
July 12: Richmond, VA
July 15: Noblesville, IN
July 17: Milwaukee, WI
July 19: Saint Paul, MN
July 22: Morrison, CO
July 23: Morrison, CO
August 8: San Francisco, CA
August 14: Tokyo, Japan
August 15: Osaka, Japan
August 22: Pasadena, CA
August 25: Bend, OR
August 27: Vancouver, British Columbia
August 28: Seattle, WA
September 12: Tampa, FL
September 13: Hollywood, FL
September 17: Charlotte, NC
September 18: Atlanta, GA
September 20: Asbury Park, NJ
October 6: London, England
October 11: Amsterdam, Netherlands
October 13: Dusseldorf, Germany
October 15: Berlin, Germany
October 17: Bologna, Italy
October 20: Barcelona, Spain
October 22: Paris, France
October 25: Newcastle, England
October 26: Manchester, England
October 28: Dublin, Ireland

Mike Jones