Jason Momoa’s Öof Tatatá Announce Exclusive UK Shows

Öof Tatatá announce two exclusive UK shows 

Jason Momoa’s rock’n’roll band play Dingwalls, Camden on Tuesday 29 September and the O2 Institute, Birmingham on Wednesday 30 September 2026. 

Birmingham, 4.09.2026 - Spirits of Anarchy today announces MEILI FEST 2026: two exclusive UK shows from ÖOF TATATÁ, the rock’n’roll band featuring Jason Momoa on bass, Mike Hayes on guitar and vocals, and Kenny Dale Borill on drums.

The band play Dingwalls in Camden on Tuesday 29 September, followed by the O2 Institute in Birmingham on Wednesday 30 September in the venue’s 1,500-capacity main room, the largest room the band has headlined in the UK. Both nights are presented by Spirits of Anarchy, the Birmingham drinks company that distributes Meili Vodka, the brand founded by Momoa and Blaine Halvorson.

Öof Tatatá deal exclusively in the loud end of the record collection: Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, Metallica, The Stooges and Jimi Hendrix. The UK dates follow shows across the United States and Europe, including the Whisky a Go Go in West Hollywood and Akvárium Klub in Budapest.

A RETURN TO BIRMINGHAM 

For Jason Momoa, the Birmingham date is a homecoming of sorts. On 5 July 2025 he hosted Back to the Beginning at Villa Park in Aston, the concert that reunited Black Sabbath’s original line-up for the first time in twenty years, introducing the bands to 42,000 people in the stadium and three million more watching the livestream. It was Ozzy Osbourne’s final performance.

Fourteen months on, Momoa returns to the city with his own band and a set built largely on the records those four men made a few miles from the Institute’s front door.

TWO ROOMS WITH HISTORY 

In London the band step into one of the most storied rooms in British music. Dingwalls opened in 1973 as Dingwalls Dancehall, converted from a packaging warehouse on the canal side at Camden Lock. Etta James and Blondie both played there in 1978, R.E.M. in 1983, and in 2011 The Strokes appeared unannounced under the name Venison. Birmingham offers a different heritage: the O2 Institute occupies the former Digbeth Institute, a Methodist chapel whose stage has since carried Pink Floyd, The Cure and Arctic Monkeys.

Spirits of Anarchy has spent the past year building Meili Vodka in the UK, from Camden to Digbeth. Meili Fest is the same idea in a louder room.

“The last time Jason stood on a stage in this city, he was introducing Black Sabbath for the final time. Bringing him back to Birmingham with his own band, in a room that size, is the most honest thing we could have done with this brand. We are a Birmingham company. This one means something to us.” 

- Faheem Badur, Founder, Spirits of Anarchy

TICKETS 

Birmingham, O2 Institute, Wednesday 30 September 2026. Doors 7pm. On sale now via Ticketmaster.

London, Dingwalls, Camden, Tuesday 29 September 2026. Doors 7pm. On sale now via Universe.

Both shows are strictly 18+. Photo ID required.