Remi Wolf wasted no time pairing new music with a road plan. On Friday (October 9), the California singer released Mud, her third studio album, and the same day announced a 23-date North American headline tour for 2027.
Mud arrives two years after 2024’s Big Ideas, which expanded her colorful, genre-blending pop toward a fuller band sound. The new record extends a run that began with her 2021 debut, Juno.
Two legs across the continent
The tour opens February 23 at The Anthem in Washington, D.C., followed by Philadelphia’s The Met and a stop at New York’s Radio City Music Hall on February 27. The first leg continues through Boston, Toronto’s Massey Hall, Detroit, Chicago’s Salt Shed, Minneapolis, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Cincinnati and Nashville before wrapping March 20 at Atlanta’s Coca-Cola Roxy.
After a break, Wolf picks back up in Texas on May 6 at Austin’s Moody Amphitheater, then moves through Houston, Irving, Tulsa, Kansas City and Des Moines. Highlights of the spring stretch include Red Rocks Amphitheatre on May 16 and Montana’s KettleHouse Amphitheater on May 19, before final shows at Vancouver’s PNE Forum and Seattle’s WaMu Theater on May 22.
Support comes from Emma Ogier on the winter dates and Annabelle Dinda in May, with Leyla Ebrahimi joining for a single show, according to the published itinerary.
Scaling up
The venue list, which mixes theaters, amphitheaters and a Radio City date, points to a step up in capacity for an artist who has built her audience largely through word of mouth, festival sets and an energetic live reputation. Ticket details are available via Wolf’s official channels and Ticketmaster.
For fans, the takeaway is simple: a fresh album to absorb now and a long run of shows to look forward to through the first half of 2027.
Image credit: Courtesy of the artist, via Pitchfork.
Source: Pitchfork