La Roux has announced a 2027 North American tour, and it comes with a long wait attached. The singer’s first extensive headlining run across the continent in 12 years starts in January, runs through February, and ends in Mexico City before heading back to Europe for a string of UK and EU dates. The trek supports Old Flames, her fourth album and her first since 2020’s Supervision.
The album is out everywhere on November 6th. The tour opens in Toronto on January 31st and wraps up on February 25th in Mexico City, with stops in Boston, Washington D.C., Brooklyn, Chicago, Minneapolis, Salt Lake City, Seattle, Los Angeles, and San Francisco along the way.
A Long Wait For Headliners
La Roux’s last extended North American run came in 2027, meaning this tour closes a gap that stretched across a decade and a half of solo work. She returned to the stage in 2025 for three intimate shows in Los Angeles and New York, and she recently joined Hilary Duff as the opener for her “The Lucky Me Tour.”
Those shows were small by design. This run is something bigger. The 2027 dates mark her first full headlining stretch in 12 years, and the cities cover the eastern seaboard, the Midwest, the West Coast, and the borderlands.
The Cities On The Map
The tour begins at the Danforth Music Hall in Toronto on January 31st. From there it moves east to Boston and Washington D.C., hitting the Paradise Rock Club and the 9:30 Club. Brooklyn gets Brooklyn Steel on February 5th, and Chicago follows at Thalia Hall on February 9th.
Minneapolis gets Fine Line on February 10th, and Englewood, Colorado, hosts the Gothic Theatre on February 12th. Salt Lake City’s The Depot plays host on February 13th, followed by Seattle’s Showbox on February 15th and Portland’s Crystal Ballroom on February 16th.
Los Angeles gets The Belasco on February 19th, and San Francisco lands at The Castro on February 20th. The tour closes in Mexico City on February 25th at Pabellón Oeste.
Europe Follows The North American Run
After Mexico City, La Roux heads back to Europe for a run of UK and EU dates. The European leg includes Berlin’s Huxleys Neue Welt, Cologne’s Live Music Hall, and Amsterdam’s Melkweg OZ. Paris gets Le Trianon on March 9th.
The UK dates round out the run: Glasgow’s SWG3 TV Studio on March 19th, Manchester’s Academy 2 on March 20th, Bristol’s Trinity Centre on March 23rd, and London’s Electric Brixton on March 24th.
Ticket Sales Open In September
Tickets for the 2027 tour go on sale in stages. Members of La Roux’s fan club get first access on Wednesday, September 30th at 10:00 a.m. local time. A Live Nation pre-sale follows for select dates on Thursday, October 1st at 10:00 a.m. local time, with fans signing up for Live Nation’s free All Access membership to join.
General public tickets open on Friday, October 2nd at 10:00 a.m. local time via Ticketmaster. The sequence is designed to reward fans who have kept up with the band, then move to broader audiences in stages.
What The Album Marks
Old Flames is La Roux’s fourth album, and it follows Supervision, which came out in 2020. The new record arrives everywhere on November 6th, and the tour is built to promote it directly.
The new album is out everywhere on November 6th.
The album’s title carries no official explanation from the artist. The tour itself will be the first chance for audiences to hear the record live.
A Decade Of Solo Work
La Roux’s last studio album was Supervision, which arrived in 2020. Since then, she has performed live only intermittently, with the 2025 shows in Los Angeles and New York serving as her most recent full run.
The 2025 shows were described as intimate, which sets them apart from the 2027 tour’s scale. That contrast is notable: a handful of small rooms versus a dozen cities across two continents.
Why The Tour Matters Now
Twelve years is a long gap for a headlining run, especially for an artist whose solo work has been steady but sporadic. The 2027 dates close that gap with a full calendar of shows, and the album’s release in November gives fans something new to hear alongside the live set.
The tour also brings La Roux back to cities she has not played in years. The itinerary spans the eastern seaboard, the Midwest, the West Coast, and the borderlands.
The Ticket Sale Schedule
The ticket schedule is straightforward. Fan club members get first access on September 30th. The Live Nation pre-sale follows on October 1st. General sale opens on October 2nd.
Fans who want to secure tickets early should mark their calendars. The fan club window comes first, followed closely by the Live Nation pre-sale, then the general sale.
For anyone who has waited through the gaps between albums, the 2027 tour offers a concrete answer: La Roux is back on the road, and she is playing everywhere from Toronto to Mexico City, with Europe following behind. The album arrives in November, and the tour follows shortly after, giving fans both the record and the live show at once.
The wait is over.
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