Remi Wolf releases album "Mud" and announces a big 2027 tour
After Australia, the US singer will play a 23-date North American tour in 2027, including Radio City Music Hall and Red Rocks. No European dates yet.
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Los Angeles singer-songwriter Remi Wolf has released her third album "Mud" and announced a major tour at the same time. After two shows in Los Angeles and New York in October and appearances at Spilt Milk Festival in Australia in December, a 23-date North American tour follows in 2027. It starts on February 23 in Washington and ends on May 22 in Seattle. Highlights include Radio City Music Hall in New York and Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado.
"Mud" was made with her regular collaborators Jared Solomon, Jack DeMeo, Jamie McLaughlin and Gigi Grombacher. According to Consequence, the album sounds more naturalistic and vulnerable than her earlier work. Wolf addresses themes such as sobriety, toxic relationships and breaking old patterns. John Mayer guests on the song "Moon So High". Wolf said she feels she has "crossed into a new phase of life" with this album.
Ticket sales begin with presales on October 12 and 13, followed by the general on-sale on October 16 at 10 a.m. local time via Ticketmaster. No concerts in Germany, Austria, Switzerland or Bulgaria have been announced so far. Emma Ogier and Annabelle Dinda will open on different legs.