New York, NY (Top40 Charts) Breakout star glaive is set to open for The Kid Laroi on his highly anticipated "The First Time Tour." The extensive North American run which kicks off in May, includes stops at New York's
Radio City
Music Hall, Los Angeles' The Torch, Washington, D.C.'s The Anthem, Chicago's Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom and more. See below for complete tour routing.
Tickets for the summer tour are available for pre-sale today, with general on-sale following this Friday, March 29 at 10:00AM local time.
glaive's upcoming performances follow the release of his new EP, a bit of a mad one, which he shared earlier this year—listen here. The new music was recorded during a trip to Alaska with longtime producer Jeff Hazin (aldn, renforshort), Ralph Castelli (Dora Jar, Jesse®) and new collaborator John Cunningham (Miley Cyrus, Lil Nas X).
a bit of a mad one arrived fresh on the heels of glaive's debut album i care so much that i dont care at all, which was released in July 2023 on Interscope Records. Likened to '90s and 2000s emo with a contemporary approach by Vulture, the musician's first full-length project earned acclaim from Pitchfork, Billboard, The FADER, FLOOD Magazine,Brooklyn Vegan and more—get the record here.
glaive's three previous EPs—cypress grove, all dogs go to heaven (plus its deluxe edition old dog, new tricks) and theni'll be happy with ericdoa—have also received critical acclaim, landing him at the top of "
Best Of" lists from The New York Times, The FADER and more.
Growing up in the small town of Hendersonville, North Carolina, glaive first started making music during the pandemic, collaborating with friends he met online, forming musical collectives and experimenting with production. His subsequent rise was meteoric, powered by a steady stream of new music that quickly earned him acclaim and a devoted following.
GLAIVE LIVE:
May 18—Vancouver, BC—Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre
May 22—Seattle, WA—Showbox SoDo
May 26—San Diego, CA—SOMA
May 28—Los Angeles, CA—The Torch at LA Coliseum
May 29—Phoenix, AZ—Arizona Financial Theatre
May 31—Denver, CO—Fillmore Auditorium
June 2—Irving, TX—The Pavilion at Toyota
Music Factory
June 3—Oklahoma City, OK—Criterion
June 4—Houston, TX—713
Music Hall
June 7—Atlanta, GA—Coca-Cola Roxy
June 9—Tampa, FL—Yuengling Center
June 11—Miami, FL—The Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater
June 13—Charlotte, NC—Skyla Credit Union Amphitheatre
June 15—Washington, D.C.—The Anthem
June 16—Boston, MA—MGM
Music Hall at Fenway
June 17—New York, NY—Radio City
Music Hall
June 20—Philadelphia, PA—The Met Presented by Highmark
June 22—Laval, QC—Place Bell
June 23—Toronto, ON—HISTORY
June 25—Chicago, IL—Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom
June 26—Nashville, TN—Nashville Municipal Auditorium
June 28—Cincinnati, OH—The Andrew J Brady
Music Center
July 1—Pittsburgh, PA—Stage AE
July 2—Indianapolis, IN—Everwise Amphitheater at White River
State Park
July 3—Detroit, MI—The Fillmore Detroit
July 5—Minneapolis, MN—Armory
July 6—Milwaukee, WI—Eagles Ballroom
July 7—Waukee, IA—Vibrant
Music Hall
July 9—St. Louis, MO—The Factory
July 10—Omaha, NE—Steelhouse Omaha.
