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The new collection of songs is described by the Amos as a metaphorical narrative "about the fight for Democracy over Tyranny, reflecting the current abhorrent non accidental burning down of democracy in real time.”
To support the record, Amos will embark on her most extensive live run in years, including a headline show at the Royal Albert Hall on 21 April – part of her largest on the continent for a decade. The setlists are expected to blend new material with selections from her 35-year career. Jump to the bottom for the full list of dates.
The announcement follows a Grammy nomination for the soundtrack to her children’s book, Tori and the Muses.
The album’s cover art was created using a vintage photographic technique, working with photographer Kasia Wozniak and using the RA-4 process, composing direct paper positives with a large-format camera. “Each photograph was slowly composed, photographed, and processed,” Wozniak said of the collaboration. “It felt magical to weave Tori’s work and vision with my own. We moved from photograph to photograph with an intuitive rhythm, aligned in every shot. The process became a kind of ritual.”
Tori Amos 2026 UK, Europe and US tour dates
4/8: Sheffield, UK @ City Hall
4/10: Birmingham, UK @ Symphony Hall
4/11: Bristol, UK @ Beacon
4/13: Manchester, UK @ Apollo
4/15: Glasgow, UK @ Royal Concert Hall
4/16: Newcastle, UK @ City Hall
4/18: Belfast, UK @ Waterfront Hall
4/19: Dublin, IR @ Bord Gais
4/21: London, UK @ Royal Albert Hall
4/24: Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Carre Theatre
4/25: Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Carre Theatre
4/27: Brussels, Belgium @ Cirque Royale
4/28: Paris, FR @ Olympia
4/30: Düsseldorf, Germany @ Mitsubishi Electric Hall
5/1: Frankfurt, Germany @ Jahrhunderthalle
5/3: Budapest, Hungary @ Erkel Theatre
5/5: Milan, Italy @ Teatro Arcimboldi
5/6: Zurich, Switzerland @ Theater 11
5/8: Freiburg, Germany @ Konserthaus
5/10: Munich, Germany @ Circus Krone
5/12: Warsaw, Poland @ Torwar
5/14: Berlin, Germany @ Tempodrom
5/16: Hamburg, Germany @ Laeiszhalle
5/17: Bremen, Germany @ Metropol
5/19: Copenhagen, Denmark @ Falkoner
5/21: Stockholm, Sweden @ Cirkus
5/23: Oslo, Norway @ Concert House
5/25: Helsinki, Finland @ Finlandia Hall
5/27: Tallinn, Estonia @ Alexela Concert
5/28: Riga, Latvia @ Xiaomi Arena
5/30: Vilnius, Lithuania @ Compensa Hall
7/7: West Palm Beach, FL @ Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts
7/9: Orlando, FL @ Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts - Walt Disney Theatre
7/10: Clearwater, FL @ Ruth Eckerd Hall
7/12: New Orleans, LA @ Saenger Theatre
7/14: Austin, TX @ ACL Live at The Moody Theater
7/15: Dallas, TX @ AT&T Performing Arts Center - Winspear Opera House
7/17: Nashville, TN @ Ryman Auditorium
7/18: Atlanta, GA @ The Woodruff Arts Center - Atlanta Symphony Hall
7/20: Durham, NC @ DPAC
7/22: Vienna, VA @ Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts - Filene Center
7/24: New York, NY @ Beacon Theatre
7/25: New York, NY @ Beacon Theatre
7/27: Hershey, PA @ Hershey Theatre
7/29: Portland, ME @ Merrill Auditorium
7/31: Boston, MA @ Leader Bank Pavilion
8/1: Philadelphia, PA @ The Met Philadelphia
8/3: Syracuse, NY @ Landmark Theatre
8/4: Lewiston, NY @ Artpark Mainstage Theater
8/7: Detroit, MI @ Fox Theatre
8/8: Cincinnati, OH @ Taft Theatre
8/10: Louisville, KY @ The Louisville Palace Theater
8/11: Indianapolis, IN @ Murat Theatre
8/14: Chicago, IL @ Roosevelt University - Auditorium Theatre
8/15: Milwaukee, WI @ Riverside Theater
8/17: Saint Louis, MO @ Stifel Theatre
8/18: Omaha, NE @ Orpheum Theater
8/20: Morrison, CO @ Red Rocks Amphitheatre
8/22: Albuquerque, NM @ University of New Mexico - Popejoy Hall
8/23: Phoenix, AZ @ Arizona Financial Theatre
8/25: Los Angeles, CA @ The Greek Theatre
8/26: San Diego, CA @ San Diego Civic Theatre
8/28: Paso Robles, CA @ Vina Robles Amphitheatre
8/29: Berkeley, CA @ The Greek Theatre
8/31: Sacramento, CA @ Sacramento Convention Center Complex - SAFE Credit Union Performing Arts Center
9/2: Seattle, WA @ TBA
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