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SOMBR CONFIRMS HIGHLY ANTICIPATED NORTH AMERICAN HEADLINE TOUR
Los Angeles, CA (April 24, 2025)—19-year-old singer-songwriter and producer sombr will kick off his highly anticipated headline tour this fall. The run features dates at New York’s Gramercy Theatre, San Francisco’s Rickshaw Stop, D.C.’s The Atlantis, Chicago’s Outset, Los Angeles’ El Rey Theatre, a trio of dates across the UK and Europe and more. See below for a complete itinerary. TOUR DATES
ADDITIONAL HEADLINE DATES IN LONDON, AMSTERDAM AND GERMANY THIS SUMMER
19-YEAR-OLD RISING STAR HAS TWO SONGS DEBUT IN THE BILLBOARD HOT 100 IN TWO WEEKS
Tickets will be available for pre-sale starting tomorrow, April 23 at 10:00AM local time with the general on-sale following this Friday, April 25 at 10:00AM local time. Full details and ticket information can be found at sombrmusic.com/.
The tour adds to a breakneck year for the generational artist, who has received acclaim from the likes of Elton John, John Mayer and more. Last week, sombr found himself in the Billboard Hot 100 for the second time this month—a career first. Smash hit “back to friends” landed on the chart earlier this month and is continuing to climb, reaching #70. Last week, a second single, “undressed,” officially debuted at #96. Both tracks are self-written and released via Warner Records.
sombr has garnered widespread attention with “back to friends.” The track continues to take off worldwide, amassing 142M global streams since its release in December 2024. It made its Billboard Chart debut across three charts, reaching #9 on Hot Rock and #12 on Hot Rock & Alternative songs charts.
Another track, “undressed,” is soaring with nearly 60M global streams to date and climbing. The track earned #12 on Hot Rock and #16 on Hot Rock & Alternative songs on the Billboard charts and is taking off in the U.K. at #5 on the Official Trending Chart.
sombr’s headline tour follows a slew of spring dates across North America with Daniel Seavey and a U.K and Europe run with Nessa Barrett that kicks off in May.
A New York-native raised on the Lower East Side, sombr—born Shane Boose—started making music in his bedroom while studying classical music as a student at the prestigious public school, LaGuardia High School. His breakout hit “Caroline” (2022) took the internet by storm, and he has since released a series of EPs and singles, climbing to over 20 million Spotify monthly listeners. Now based in Los Angeles, sombr continues to explore young romance and heartbreak through his music—all of which is self-written and released via Warner Records. He recently collaborated with 2025 Brit Awards nominee Rachel Chinouriri for a new version of her hit song, “All I Ever Asked.”
Further new music from sombr is imminent.
For more information please contact Kate Rakvic or Carla Sacks at Sacks & Co., 212.741.1000.
Connor Hunt or Ceri Roberts at Warner Records.
May 25 /// Academy Green /// Dublin, IE
May 26 /// 3Olympia Theatre /// Dublin, IE†
May 27 /// 3Olympia Theatre /// Dublin, IE†
May 29 /// Barrowland Ballroom /// Glasgow, UK†
May 30 /// O2 Academy Glasgow /// Glasgow, UK†
May 31 /// Manchester Academy 2 /// Manchester, UK†
June 3 /// O2 Forum Kentish Town /// London, UK†
June 4 /// O2 Forum Kentish Town /// London, UK†
June 5 /// O2 Academy Islington /// London, UK
June 7 /// Vega /// Copenhagen, DK†
June 9 /// Ancienne Belgique /// Brussels, BE†
June 10 /// Paradiso Tolhuistuin /// Amsterdam, Netherlands
June 11 /// Tivolivredenburg /// Utrecht, NL†
June 13 /// Carlswerk Victoria /// Cologne, DE†
June 14 /// Carlswerk Victoria /// Cologne, DE†
June 15 /// Neue Theaterfabrik /// Munich, DE†
June 17 /// Roxy /// Prague, CZ†
June 18 /// Huxleys /// Berlin, DE†
June 19 /// Grosse Freiheit 36 /// Hamburg, DE†
June 21 /// Luxor /// Cologne, Germany
June 23 /// Bataclan /// Paris, FR†
September 22 /// Music Farm /// Charleston, SC
September 24 /// Brooklyn Bowl /// Nashville, TN
September 26 /// Bogart’s /// Cincinnati, OH
September 28 /// The Majestic /// Detroit, MI
September 29 /// The Rave /// Milwaukee, WI
September 30 /// Palace Theatre /// St. Paul, MN
October 2 /// Concord Music Hall /// Chicago, IL
October 3 /// A&R Music Bar /// Columbus, OH
October 5 /// Roxian Theatre /// Pittsburgh, PA
October 6 /// Phoenix Concert Theatre /// Toronto, ON
October 8 /// Big Night Live /// Boston, MA
October 9 /// Gramercy Theatre /// New York, NY
October 10 /// Gramercy Theatre /// New York, NY
October 12 /// Theatre of Living Arts /// Philadelphia, PA
October 13 /// The Lincoln /// Washington, D.C.
October 15 /// Center Stage /// Atlanta, GA
October 17 /// Cambridge Room at House of Blues /// Dallas, TX
October 18 /// Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater /// Austin, TX
October 20 /// Ogden Theatre /// Denver, CO
October 21 /// The Complex /// Salt Lake City, UT
October 24 /// Shadowbox Sodo /// Seattle, WA
October 25 /// Hawthorne Theatre /// Portland, OR
October 27 /// Rickshaw Shop /// San Francisco, CA
October 28 /// El Rey Theatre /// Los Angeles, CA
October 29 /// El Rey Theatre /// Los Angeles, CA
October 31 /// The Van Buren /// Phoenix, AZ
November 1 /// Fox Theater Pomona /// Pomona, CA
†with Nessa Barrett