Billie Eilish Expands “Hit Me Hard and Soft” Tour with New U.S. and Japan Dates
Okay, Billie Eilish fans—get ready to mark your calendars because the queen of genre-bending pop has just announced more dates for her Hit Me Hard and Soft tour, and it's honestly one of the most exciting updates of the year if you're into live music.
She’s already been slaying stages across Europe, and now Billie is taking things even further. She’s added two massive shows in Japan at the iconic Saitama Super Arena this August. That alone is big news, but here’s where it gets even more thrilling—she’s also set to hit cities across the United States this fall, with performances spanning from October through late November. If you’re anywhere near Miami, Orlando, Raleigh, Philly, or Phoenix—get ready. And if you're on the West Coast, yes, she’s stopping by San Francisco too!
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This whole tour is in support of her third studio album Hit Me Hard and Soft , which dropped in May last year. If you’ve listened to tracks like “Lunch,” “Chihiro,” or “Birds of a Feather,” you already know the album blends her haunting vulnerability with fresh experimental soundscapes. It’s Billie evolving yet again—but staying true to that raw emotional core fans fell in love with back in her When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? days.
Now, back to the tour—this is going to be huge. From the high-energy crowds of London’s O2 Arena to the buzz building around her back-to-back shows in Phoenix this November, Billie’s shaping up what might be one of the most memorable tours of 2025. She’s performing multiple nights in major cities, which tells you just how massive the demand is. Tickets are expected to move fast, especially since presales kick off May 20, and general ticket sales follow shortly after on May 22.
What’s really special about Billie’s live shows is how immersive and emotionally charged they are. It’s not just about hearing the music—it’s about feeling it. And with this new leg of the tour, fans across continents are getting another chance to experience that connection.
So whether you’ve followed her journey from SoundCloud to Grammys, or you just discovered her latest album, this is your moment. Get ready to see Billie Eilish hit hard and sing soft—live.
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