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20th May 2025
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Billie Eilish has announced extra dates on her global tour - and this is how to get tickets.
The singer is currently on the Hit Me Hard and Soft Tour and has confirmed a second leg for North America in late 2025.
Announcing the run she posted on Instagram: "heard you wanted more shows."
It will kick off on 9 October in Miami, with three shows scheduled at the Kaseya Center before heading to Orlando, Raleigh, Charlotte and Philadelphia.
Other stops confirmed include Long Island, New Orleans, Tulsa, Austin, Phoenix and finishing up in San Francisco on 22-23 November.
It's in support of her third studio album, Hit Me Hard and Soft which features hits "Birds of a Feather", "Lunch" and "Chihiro".
She's currently in the midst of the European leg of the tour, which is heading to the likes of Cologne, Vienna, Paris, Glasgow, Manchester and Dublin this summer.
She'll also headline a huge six nights at London's O2 Arena between 10-17 July as part of the tour.
Ahead of Billie Eilish tickets going on sale for her extra North American tour dates, you can find out everything you need to know below.
They go on general sale at 12pm local time on Thursday, 22 May via:
A fan presale takes place from 12pm local time on Tuesday, 20 May. You can sign up via the singer's website here, just choose your preferred date and sign up with your email and you'll receive a unique link/code to access the presale.
Other presales taking place include an Amex presale on the same date and time and can be accessed via Ticketmaster. You'll need to use your Amex card during checkout to secure tickets early.
9 October - Miami, Kaseya Center - tickets
11 October - Miami, Kaseya Center - tickets
12 October - Miami, Kaseya Center - tickets
14 October - Orlando, Kia Center - tickets
16 October - Raleigh, Lenovo Center - tickets
17 October - Raleigh, Lenovo Center - tickets
19 October - Charlotte, Spectrum Center - tickets
20 October - Charlotte, Spectrum Center - tickets
23 October - Philadelphia, Xfinity Mobile Arena - tickets
25 October - Long Island, UBS Arena - tickets
26 October - Long Island, UBS Arena - tickets
7 November - New Orleans, Smoothie King Center - tickets
8 November - New Orleans, Smoothie King Center - tickets
10 November - Tulsa, BOK Center - tickets
11 November - Tulsa, BOK Center - tickets
13 November - Austin, Moody Center - tickets
14 November - Austin, Moody Center - tickets
18 November - Phoenix, PHX Arena - tickets
19 November - Phoenix, PHX Arena - tickets
22 November - San Francisco, Chase Center - tickets
23 November - San Francisco, Chase Center - tickets
This was the setlist the singer played during her most recent show in Berlin and fans can expect it to be similar for the upcoming shows:
Yes, limited tickets are available across the run, including via Ticketmaster's fan-to-fan resale option, which lets fans list their tickets if they can no longer attend.
You can also get tickets from other fan-to-fan resale site Twickets, which allows fans to list their tickets at face value or less. At the time of writing there’s availability across the tour’s run.
Other options include resale sites like StubHub, Vivid Seats and Viagogo, which have a number of different ticket options if you’re looking for a specific section.
Fans can also get their hands on hospitality tickets for shows in Manchester and London with Seat Unique. They include premium seats, access to hospitality lounges and food & drink.
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