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Billie Eilish is hitting the road for “Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour.”
This comes on the heels of her much-anticipated third album “Hit Me Hard and Soft,” which is due out on May 17.
The singer dropped the news on Instagram Monday morning with the full list of 2024 and 2025 dates. The tour kicks off on Sept. 29 in Quebec, Ontario, Canada.
She makes her way to Southern California in December to hit the stage of The Kia Forum in Inglewood for three nights on Dec. 15, 16 and 17. The tour is set to wrap up on July 27, 2025, in Dublin, Ireland.
The American Express presale starts April 30 and additional presales will run throughout the week. General ticket sales start on May 3, with more information available on billieeilish.com. On-sale start times vary by market, check local listings for more information.
The “What Was I Made For?” singer is also a staunch environmentalist and is partnering with nonprofit REVERB. REVERB eco-villages will be set up “at two locations in the main concourse of every show where fans can take part in the tour’s sustainability efforts, connect with nonprofits, and take meaningful action for people and the planet,” according to a press release.
“A portion of the proceeds from ticket sales in North America will go to REVERB and its ongoing effort to help support organizations across the country addressing the impacts of food insecurity and the climate crisis.”
The tour is also working alongside Support+Feed to provide plant-based food options for fans at each venue.
To further maintain the tour’s sustainability efforts and reduce its carbon footprint, fans are urged to bring an empty reusable water bottle or donate to get a custom RockNRefill Nalgene bottle. There will be free water refill stations at each show’s venue. The bottles and refill stations will be located at the Eco-Villages in the main concourse at all shows.
Fans are also encouraged to “fight fast fashion by opting for thrifted, upcycled, or borrowed clothes instead of buying new clothing to wear to shows.”
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