The Los Angeles singer, songwriter and producer has announced his largest headline tour to date, a 2027 run supporting his forthcoming album ‘Pirouette’, due November 11. The schedule reaches major venues including the Kia Forum, Coca-Cola Coliseum and OVO Arena Wembley, a sharp step up for an artist who first made electronic music in his bedroom as a teenager.
From underground favourite to arena draw
The tour follows a period in which 2hollis moved from a cult following to audiences large enough to fill major rooms. His concerts are known for combining the physical intensity of a rave, the communal energy of a pop show and the rougher edges of a mosh pit, a mix that first set his recordings apart. Festival appearances at Coachella and Lollapalooza, along with sold-out headline runs in North America and Europe, helped carry that reputation beyond his online base.
What ‘star’ set up
The 2025 album ‘star’ played a central role in that growth. Stereogum and Consequence named it among their best albums of the year, and Pitchfork included “Flash” on its list of the 100 best songs of 2025. The record paired distorted electronic textures and rap-inflected production with emotionally direct songwriting, a balance that also defines his live shows. ‘Pirouette’ arrives as the next step in that line, with “Hurt” and “Warhorse” offered as early previews.
Dates, guests and ticketing
The North American leg begins February 5, 2027, in Salt Lake City and runs through Denver, Chicago, Toronto, Boston, Atlanta, Austin and Los Angeles, among other cities, before closing with a May 14 date at Under the K Bridge Park in Brooklyn. The European dates include London on April 7, Berlin on April 16 and Paris on April 21. Lucy Bedroque and Conceal will open as special guests. Artist presales start October 27 at 10 a.m. local time, with general sales opening October 28. The tour is also offering 200 VIP merchandise packages per show, though the exact contents vary by venue and ticket tier.