P!nk, Summer Carnival world tour extends with 2026 dates
Published on 07/28/2026 at 10:21 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael MĂĽller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS
P!nk brings her high-flying pop-rock show back to European stadiums as her Summer Carnival world tour adds new dates into 2026. According to the official tour listings and major ticket platforms, the run includes large-scale shows in Germany, across Europe and other regions.
Summer Carnival reaches German stadiums
The Summer Carnival tour marks P!nk’s most expansive stadium itinerary to date, and Germany sits prominently on the European leg. Across the 2023–2025 phases, she has already played major venues in Berlin, Munich and Cologne, underscoring her strong foothold in the German live market.
German dates on the current cycle have centered on large-capacity arenas and stadiums such as Berlin’s Olympic Stadium and Munich’s Olympic Stadium, where attendances typically exceed 60,000 people per night. That scale places P!nk among a select group of international pop and rock acts able to mount repeat stadium tours across continental Europe.
How the tour evolved into 2026
The Summer Carnival concept originally launched in 2023, tied to P!nk’s studio album Trustfall, and has since expanded into a multi-year run. It began with North American stadiums and European festivals, then grew into further waves of shows in 2024 and 2025 as demand remained strong in key territories.
For 2026, the tour framework allows additional dates to be layered onto the existing production, with a show design built around repeat use of large outdoor venues. This multi-year extension puts P!nk into a similar touring tier as acts like Coldplay and Taylor Swift, who also sustain long stadium cycles around a single album era.
More news and background on P!nk
For a broader view of P!nk’s touring history, chart impact and current projects, explore further coverage and official information.
Trustfall and the sound of Summer Carnival
Musically, the Summer Carnival tour leans heavily on material from Trustfall, released in February 2023 through RCA Records. The album blends pop-rock, dance-pop and ballad elements, featuring collaborations with artists such as Chris Stapleton and The Lumineers and producers like Max Martin and Shellback.
On stage, this mix translates into contrasting segments: high-energy songs with extensive choreography and acrobatics, followed by stripped-back ballads where P!nk focuses on her vocal delivery. The show’s pacing is designed to work in large outdoor environments, sustaining energy across roughly two hours of performance without losing intimacy.
Where the act stands
P!nk’s Summer Carnival tour continues with further dates scheduled into 2026, with the next confirmed shows internationally at large stadiums and major festivals rather than in small venues.
P!nk at a glance
- Act: P!nk
- Genre: Pop-rock
- Origin: Doylestown, Pennsylvania, USA
- Active since: 1995
- Lineup: Solo
- Label: RCA Records
- Key works: M!ssundaztood (2001), Funhouse (2008), The Truth About Love (2012), Beautiful Trauma (2017)
- Current album/single: Trustfall, released February 2023
- Charts / certifications: Multiple Platinum albums in the US and Europe, including German chart success with repeat entries into the Offizielle Deutsche Charts
- Next live date: Further Summer Carnival dates scheduled in 2026 at international stadiums
Frequently asked questions about P!nk
What is P!nk’s current tour called?
P!nk’s current stadium run is branded as the Summer Carnival tour, built around the release of her album Trustfall.
Has P!nk played recent shows in Germany?
Yes, across the Summer Carnival phases she has performed large stadium and arena dates in cities including Berlin, Munich and Cologne, reflecting her strong demand among German audiences.
Which album forms the musical core of the tour?
The setlist heavily features songs from Trustfall, while also highlighting earlier hits from albums like M!ssundaztood and Funhouse to cover P!nk’s broader pop-rock catalog.
All information above is based on publicly available touring, release and chart data at the time of writing.
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