The Prodigy’s Liam Howlett teases “fkin’ evil rave” new music and huge 2026 ‘Warrior’s Dance’ shows, honouring Keith Flint’s legacy and reuniting with Carl Cox, Andy C, and more.
Liam Howlett has confirmed that The Prodigy are cooking up “fkin’ evil rave” tracks** as they prepare for a massive run of 2026 outdoor shows that promise to “deliver the punch”, with the spirit of the late Keith Flint still pulsing through every beat.
After selling out their UK and Ireland arena run earlier this year, the electronic firestarters will return next August for their biggest live shows since Flint’s passing in 2019. The upcoming ‘Warrior’s Dance’ gigs include headline sets at Dublin’s IMMA, Edinburgh’s Royal Highland Showgrounds, and a return to the iconic Milton Keynes Bowl, the same site that hosted their legendary 2010 set.
Reflecting on that original Bowl show, Howlett recalled: “That Milton Keynes Bowl ‘Warriors Dance’ gig was like our Oasis at Knebworth… It was an important and memorable gig for us.” He also shared a story of Flint’s infamous driving antics before that 2010 show, calling him a “f**king terrible driver in anything with four wheels”.
Joining The Prodigy across the 2026 dates are electronic heavyweights Carl Cox, David Rodigan, Andy C, Japanese producer ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U, and British trap-metal artist SCARLXRD.
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On the new material, Howlett added: “Before, I described our sound as ‘evil rave’. This time the new tunes sound like ‘f**kin’ evil rave’… Keef will forever be deeply ingrained in The Prodigy sound. People will feel that when they hear our new music.”
With fresh material confirmed for the new year, The Prodigy are gearing up to remind the world that they are far from done and that pandemonium, unity, and sheer volume are still their domain.
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