Tame Impala brought out special guests Jennie and Djo at two of their recent live shows – check out the footage below.
Kevin Parker and co. are currently out on the North American leg of their ‘Deadbeat’ arena tour. On Wednesday (July 29) the band invited the BLACKPINK member to assist on the viral, collaborative version of ‘Dracula’ during their show at the TD Garden in Boston.
The remix was released in February, and has since become a fixture in Jennie’s solo gigs – including her set at Mad Cool 2026 recently.
During the previous concert, held at the same venue on Tuesday (July 28), Parker joined forces once again with Djo (aka Stranger Things star Joe Keery) – who is opening for Tame Impala on their current run.
Keery took to the stage for ‘Loser’, after previously appearing in the official music video for the single.
Taking to Instagram after the performance of ‘Dracula’, Jennie wrote: “Thank you for having me @tameimpala in Boston Such a special moment performing ‘Dracula’ together. Love you Kevin xx.”
Tame Impala’s tour resumes in Charlotte, North Carolina, tomorrow (Saturday August 1). After the North American leg wraps up next month, the group will head to Australia in October.
Earlier this year, Parker brought out Dua Lipa as a surprise guest at The O2 in London. The frontman is credited as a producer and co-writer on the pop star’s latest album, ‘Radical Optimism’, and he previously appeared during Lipa’s Glastonbury headline set. He also performed with Justice in Paris.
Meanwhile, Jennie’s ‘Dracula’ remix soundtracked a lip-sync performance video from Breaking Bad star Bryan Cranston in the spring.
In other news, Tame Impala recently shared a cover of Smashing Pumpkins‘ ‘Hummer’ from an upcoming tribute album, ‘Sending Hearts To All My Dearies’.
“‘Siamese Dream’ was the soundtrack to my high school years and ‘Hummer’ is the song that takes me back there in the most potent way,” said Parker.
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