Tame Impala brought its signature psychedelic vibes to Parque Quetzalcóatl in Mexico City for a 90-minute DJ set produced by Cercle, coinciding with the October 17 release of its new album 'Deadbeat'. The event was likely a homecoming for Kevin Parker, the mastermind behind Tame Impala, given his roots in Australia's doof dance scene.
The private park, under construction for over two decades, proved to be an ideal setting for this sonic sojourn. A newly released video captures the surreal atmosphere of the park alongside the mesmerizing set. During the performance, Parker delved into a diverse playlist that spanned genres such as trance and electronic music, showcasing his vast musical influence.
A closer look at the set reveals selections from notable artists like The Chemical Brothers, Daphni, Dog Blood, Rosalia, Orbital, Sonique, and even a collaboration with Justice. Notably, Parker ended the performance on Tame Impala's 2025 track 'End of Summer', closing with an emotional remark: "I'm going to remember this forever, I think."
This sentiment was further echoed by the album's chart success, where 'Deadbeat' debuted at No. 1 on Top Dance Albums and single "Dracula" secured a similar spot on Hot Dance/Electronic Songs.
The Cercle set is now available for fans to witness Parker's captivating performance in all its psychedelic glory.
The private park, under construction for over two decades, proved to be an ideal setting for this sonic sojourn. A newly released video captures the surreal atmosphere of the park alongside the mesmerizing set. During the performance, Parker delved into a diverse playlist that spanned genres such as trance and electronic music, showcasing his vast musical influence.
A closer look at the set reveals selections from notable artists like The Chemical Brothers, Daphni, Dog Blood, Rosalia, Orbital, Sonique, and even a collaboration with Justice. Notably, Parker ended the performance on Tame Impala's 2025 track 'End of Summer', closing with an emotional remark: "I'm going to remember this forever, I think."
This sentiment was further echoed by the album's chart success, where 'Deadbeat' debuted at No. 1 on Top Dance Albums and single "Dracula" secured a similar spot on Hot Dance/Electronic Songs.
The Cercle set is now available for fans to witness Parker's captivating performance in all its psychedelic glory.
! I mean, who wouldn't want to groove to their psychedelic vibes under the stars? 
It looks like Kevin Parker really knows how to put on a show and connect with his fans on a deeper level. The way he mixed all those different genres was pure magic 
. And can we talk about that collab with Justice? 
My kid is obsessed with them right now, so it was awesome to see their sound incorporated into the setlist. I'm not a fan of electronic music myself, but even I couldn't help tapping my foot along 
. The fact that this event feels like a homecoming for Kevin Parker makes me think about how important community and connection are in our lives. Definitely worth watching the full video - it's gonna be a blast from the future 
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the way Kevin Parker mixed trance and electronic music was like, whoa! 
I loved how he threw in some Collabs too, like Justice 
that part where he played "Dracula" gave me chills 
it sounds like the set was super surreal and dreamy, kinda like Parque Quetzalcóatl itself 
the new vid is out now so i'm gonna check it out ASAP 
Kevin Parker's DJ set was like a dream, he took us on this wild ride through different genres of music. I love how he mixed in tracks from other artists to show his range. It's no surprise the album is doing so well - that last track 'End of Summer' gave me chills 
. And can we talk about the venue? The park was like a secret garden or something, it felt like we were all part of some underground music party 
! Mexico City's Parque Quetzalcóatl is literally the perfect spot for a psych-rock fest - it's like Kevin Parker was born to bring that vibe there 
. The fact that he threw in tracks from Justice and Rosalia? Mind blown 
, I need more of that genre-bending magic in my life! And can we talk about how 'Deadbeat' is taking over the charts 
? The album's energy is infectious, I've been bumping 'Dracula' nonstop 
This park thingy they had in Mexico City was straight fire 
. I mean, who wouldn't want to close out an epic set with 'End of Summer' and leave everyone feeling all emotional? 
It's no surprise the album's doing so well, though - that set had everything: old-school trance, new-school collabs... it was like a sonic time machine! And can we talk about how lucky the dude is to have made it back to Mexico City for this gig? 
It's moments like these that make you appreciate the magic of music festivals and artists who are just pure wizards.
did u notice how many notable artists were featured in the playlist?! 
kevin parker must've felt right at home with all that history & energy 
i loved how he mixed all these different genres together, from trance to electronic music... so diverse & exciting! 
also that collab w/ Justice was EVERYTHING 
Kevin Parker is a GENIUS 
'End of Summer' though... I'm still listening to it on repeat 
but what really got me was when he played that collab track with Justice - pure magic 
. i love how diverse his playlist was too, from trance to electronic music... it shows how far he's come as an artist and how much influence he has on the scene 
! that album debut at no 1 on top dance albums is no joke 
. The fact that 'Deadbeat' debuted at No. 1 on Top Dance Albums is just the icing on the cake... or should I say, the psychedelic dust on the flowers 
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I'm so stoked that Tame Impala brought their trippy vibes to Parque Quetzalcóatl! It was like the park was made for Kevin Parker's 90-minute DJ set 
The playlist was insane, too - so many iconic tracks that showcased his versatility as an artist. And can we talk about that emotional moment at the end when he said he'd remember it forever? 
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I'm low-key obsessed w/ Tame Impala's new album 'Deadbeat' too 
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