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Radiohead fans believe \u201cnew music\u201d could be on the way as an artist associated with the band has shared details of fresh artwork. <\/p>\n
Speculation is running wild in fan communities, with many still hoping Radiohead<\/a> gets back together for a series of shows or a new album. 2026 will mark ten years since their last album, A Moon Shaped Pool<\/a><\/em>, and fans are hoping the creation of a new Radiohead-related company is a sign of future touring. Though frontman Thom Yorke<\/a> has said a reunion is \u201cnot on the cards\u201d at the moment, the band did get back together earlier this year to run through some of their songs. Another potential tease of new work has since been shared on the r\/Radiohead subreddit, where images of Stanley Donwood\u2019s new artwork were shared. <\/p>\n Some speculated this new artwork was related to an upcoming, unannounced Radiohead project. Others suggest this is merely an artist sharing their new work, irrespective of its link to the Yorke-fronted group. One fan wrote: \u201cStanley has resumed teasing new artwork with no captions.\u201d<\/p>\n Another replied: \u201cOr maybe he\u2019s just an artist who posts art on Instagram.\u201d A third added: \u201cNo, he is posting future LP10 artwork and I refuse to believe otherwise.\u201d There may be a more logical reason behind the posts, and while linked to a Radiohead member, it does not seem to be a reunion. <\/p>\n A fan shared it is more than likely related to the This is What You Get<\/em> exhibition, set to run from August 6 to January 11 at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford. In an interview promoting the gallery pieces, Yorke suggested there were no plans for Radiohead to reform anytime soon. <\/p>\n Hopes for a Radiohead reunion were kindled earlier this year when a company called Blueyed Pictures donated four tickets to a \u201cRadiohead concert of your choice\u201d for a Los Angeles fire relief auction. The alleged four tickets, reported by\u00a0Resident Advisor<\/a>\u00a0back in March, were for a show in the city and date \u201cbased on the band\u2019s tour schedule.\u201d No such tour has yet been announced.<\/p>\n The outlet also claimed Radiohead had \u201cplaced holds in select European cities for a run of residency gigs this autumn\u201d though this does not seem to have been the case. The listing was later updated to merely \u201cfour premier concert tickets,\u201d with Radiohead\u2019s name removed from the description.<\/p>\n Further speculation came after the band formed a new legal entity, the RHEUK25 limited liability partnership (LLP). All five members of Radiohead, including Yorke, Greenwood, Colin Greenwood, Ed O\u2019Brien, and Philip Selway, were listed as officers in the RHEUK25 LLP.<\/p>\n In a recent interview between Yorke and Craig McLean of Wallpaper, Yorke confirmed he did not foresee a Radiohead reunion in the immediate future. He\u00a0told McLean<\/a>: \u201cI have no idea. Not on the cards from where I\u2019m sitting.\u201d Speculation earlier this year suggested Radiohead were gearing up for a return to the stage, though this has seemingly fizzled out.<\/p>\n