Billie Eilish announces a massive 80-date international tour, the very first show of which will be held at the Videotron Center in Quebec on September 29. She will also perform two nights in a row at the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, but leaves Montreal aside (and we shed a little tear).
A little over two weeks before the release of his highly anticipated third album HIT ME HARD AND SOFTof which we will not be able to put any single in our mouths, Billie Eilish offers her audience something to wait for: a tour.
She will travel across Canada and the United States from the end of September to the end of December, deliver 12 shows in Australia in February and March 2025, then leave for three months in Europe until the end of July 2025.
The young pop artist, already multi-awarded, announced this new opus on April 8, three years later. Happier Than Ever, his latest studio album. An extract from the song LUNCH was unveiled for the first time at the Coachella festival, and has since been circulating on social networks.
Billie Eilish at Osheaga in 2023. Photo by Pierre Langlois.
“Billie Eilish will continue her long-standing partnership with the non-profit environmental organization REVERB” in order to limit the considerable climate impacts of her international tour, we learned in a press release.
The American singer and her brother Finneas O’Connell, with whom she composes all her songs, won the Oscar for best original song last March with What Was I Made For?becoming at the same time the youngest artists with two Oscars in their pocket in the history of the ceremony.
Tickets for the HIT ME HARD AND SOFT tour will be available here starting Friday, May 3 at noon. The homonymous album will be released on May 17.
