Tokyo Police Club are calling it quits at the end of 2024. The Canadian indie rockers have announced their final show as a band, a hometown performance in Toronto on November 29th.
“It’s time for us to say goodbye!” Tokyo Police Club wrote in a statement to fans. “This band has meant so much to us for so many years, but all magical things must come to an end. Tokyo Police Club will always stand for the connection we have shared ever since we were teenagers, and it’s brought so many amazing people and moments into our lives.”
The band added that they “have a few more things up our sleeve before we go,” including additional live dates to be announced in the coming weeks. The statement continued: “Thank you from the bottom of our collective heart for the unbelievable support and inspiration over the years — you will always be a part of the TPC family. See you in the funny pages!”
Fan pre-sale for Tokyo Police Club’s final show begins tomorrow, January 24th at the band’s website (use code TPC4EVER). A Ticketmaster pre-sale begins on Thursday the 25th (use code SPOTLIGHT), with general sale following on Friday the 26th. Once tickets are on sale, you can also check for deals at StubHub.
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High school friends David Monks, Graham Wright, Josh Hook, and Greg Alsop formed Tokyo Police Club in 2005, and released their debut EP A Lesson in Crime the following year. The band found early success with their 2008 debut album Elephant Shell and 2010’s Champ, the latter of which got a belated 10th anniversary reissue in 2021. Tokyo Police Club went on to release two more studio albums: Forcefield in 2014 and 2018’s TPC.
it’s time for TPC to say farewell. to everything there is a season, and for us the time is right to finally put the van in park (this is a metaphor, our actual van stopped working a long time ago). ONE LAST SHOW at HISTORY in TORONTO on NOV 29!!! https://t.co/Z5A7zmuEez pic.twitter.com/ndiRuqemkt
— Tokyo Police Club (@TokyoPoliceClub) January 23, 2024