La Roux announces 2027 ‘Old Flames’ tour in UK, Europe and North America

La Roux has announced headline tour dates in the UK, Europe and North America for 2027. Find all the details below. The London artist (real name Elly Jackson) will head out on the road in the new year to showcase her fourth studio album, ‘Old Flames’, which is released on November 6. “I can’t wait to get back on stage and bring the world of ‘Old Flames’ to you guys,” Jackson wrote on social media to confirm the forthcoming shows. The trek is due to kick off in Toronto on January 31, ahead of further stops across the US. These include gigs in Boston, Washington DC, Brooklyn, Chicago, Salt Lake City, Seattle, Portland, Los Angeles and San Francisco throughout February. From there, La Roux is scheduled to perform in Mexico City on February 25. The European leg will follow in early March, with concerts lined up in Berlin, Cologne, Amsterdam and Paris. Jackson is then set to return to the UK for shows in Glasgow, Manchester and Bristol. The tour will conclude with a homecoming appearance at Electric Brixton in London on March 24. UK and Europe tickets go on general sale at 10 local time this Friday (October 2) – you’ll be able to buy yours here. North America tickets go on general sale at the same time tomorrow (Wednesday September 30) – buy yours here.Recommended Alternatively, fans in the UK and Europe can access a pre-sale by pre-ordering ‘Old Flames’ here before 3pm BST today (Tuesday September 29). The tour announcement follows global support slots with Hilary Duff, which saw La Roux perform at London’s O2 earlier this month. La Roux’s headline tour dates for 2027 are: JANUARY 31 – Toronto, Canada – Danforth Music Hall FEBRUARY 02 – Boston, MA, US – Paradise Rock Club 03 – Washington DC, US – 9:30 Club 05 – Brooklyn, NY, US – Brooklyn Steel 09 – Chicago, IL, US – Thalia Hall 10 – Minneapolis, MN, US – Fine Line 12 – Englewood, CO, US – Gothic Theatre 13 – Salt Lake City, UT, US – The Depot 15 – Seattle, WA, US – Showbox 16 – Portland, OR, US – Crystal Ballroom 19 – Los Angeles, CA, US – The Belasco 20 – San Francisco, CA, US – The Castro 25 – Mexico City, Mexico – Pabellón Oeste MARCH 05 – Berlin, Germany – Huxleys Neue Welt 06 – Cologne, Germany – Live Music Hall 08 – Amsterdam, Netherlands – Melkweg OZ 09 – Paris, France – Le Trianon 19 – Glasgow, UK – SWG3 TV Studio 20 – Manchester, UK – Academy 2 23 – Bristol, UK – Trinity Centre 24 – London, UK – Electric Brixton La Roux. CREDIT: Nabil La Roux has already previewed her new album with the singles ‘Lose Myself’, ‘Babyline’ and ‘Cabin Fever’. Following on from 2020’s ‘Supervision’, the LP finds Jackson facing the collapse of a 17-year relationship head-on. It tackles themes of forbidden love, the loneliness “that comes with addiction, and the struggle to reconcile sexuality and identity when in the public eye”. Within the lyrics on the record, the synth-pop star references everything from David Lynch to Donnie Darko while “capturing a sound that is both immersive and nostalgic, while also forward-facing”. “This record says things how they are: how I am and who I am. It’s been a process of admitting what I got wrong through telling these tales and coming to terms with where I am now,” Jackson explained previously. “’Old Flames’ is essentially me processing why I’ve behaved the way that I have and saying goodbye to it. It’s a farewell to that way of behaving in love and life. And in music too.” In other news, La Roux has opened up about having a “nervous breakdown” and taking a break from the limelight.