Blondshell Unveils 2025 World Tour with UK and European Stops

Blondshell Announces 2025 World Tour

Blondshell has unveiled plans for a world tour in 2025, featuring multiple dates across the UK and Europe. Discover all the details below.

New Album Release

Last week, the Los Angeles-based artist (real name Sabrina Teitelbaum) revealed that her upcoming album, If You Asked For A Picture, will be released on May 2 via Partisan Records (pre-order here). This album marks her return to the studio alongside producer Yves Rothman, with two singles already announced: “What’s Fair” and “T&A”.

The former NME cover star has now shared several tour dates following the album’s launch. The tour will kick off on May 28 in San Diego, taking her to cities such as Los Angeles, Seattle, Chicago, New York, Boston, and others, concluding her North American leg in Nashville on June 28.

Afterward, she will travel to Europe, starting with a performance at the Mad Cool festival in Madrid on July 10. She will continue with shows in Dublin, Manchester, Glasgow, London, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, and more, wrapping up the summer with concerts in Cologne on September 25.

Ticket Information

Tickets go on sale Friday (January 17) and are currently available. Click here for UK shows and click here for all other shows. A complete list of tour dates can be found below.

Blondshell Tour Dates 2025:

MAYBE
28 – San Diego, California – Belly Up Tavern
30 – Los Angeles, California – Fonda
31 – San Francisco, California – Fillmore

JUNE
2 – Portland, OR – Wonder Ballroom
3 – Seattle, WA – Showbox
6 – Salt Lake City, Utah – Soundwell
8 – Denver, CO – Bluebird
11 – Minneapolis, Minnesota – Fine Line
13 – Chicago, IL – Metro
14 – Columbus, Ohio – Scully
16 – Toronto, Ontario – Axis
17 – Montreal, Quebec – Fairmount Theater
19 – Boston, MA – Sinclair
20 – New York, New York – Webster Hall
21 – Philadelphia, PA – Union Transfer
24 – Washington, DC – 9:30 Club
26 – Asheville, NC – Orange Peel
27 – Atlanta, GA – West Terminal
28 – Nashville, Tennessee – East Basement

JULY
10 – Madrid, Spain – MadCool Festival
12 – Trancin, Slovakia – Pohoda Festival

SEPTEMBER
2 – Dublin, IE – Whelan
4 – Manchester, UK – New Century
6 – Glasgow, UK – Oran Mor Auditorium
7 – Leeds, UK – Brudenell Social Club
8 – Bristol, UK – SWX
10 – Brighton, UK – Chalk
12 – London, UK – Electric Brixton
14 – Lille, France – L’Aéronef
15 – Paris, France – Le Trabendo
17 – Brussels, Belgium – Botany
18 – Amsterdam, Netherlands – Paradiso Tolhuistuin
20 – Hamburg, Germany – Reeperbahn Festival
21 – Copenhagen, Denmark – VEGA
23 – Berlin, Germany – Hole44
25 – Cologne, Germany – Helios37

The title “If You Asked for a Picture” draws inspiration from a line in a 1986 poem by Mary Oliver. Teitelbaum shared, “There’s a part of the poem that says, ‘I don’t need to tell you everything I’ve been through. It’s just another story about someone trying to survive.”

“What I love about songs is that they showcase a snapshot of a person or a relationship, and capturing the essence can be just as vital as relaying the entire narrative. Occasionally, it reflects the complete picture more authentically than writing everything down.”

Blondshell’s self-titled debut album, released in 2023, received a five-star rating from NME, which remarked: “So Blondshell is a complete triumph in many ways. Rarely do emerging artists get the chance to change direction, recalibrate their sound, and let their life experiences elevate their music. Too often, creators are pigeonholed or dismissed, and that is precisely what may have occurred with Teitelbaum. Instead, we have one of the alternative rock albums of the year that we will cherish for a long time.”

She has also released the single “Docket” with Bully, which NME recently named one of the best songs of 2024.