Remi Wolf's 'Mud' Is Out — and She's Taking It to Radio City, Red Rocks and Beyond in 2027

Remi Wolf does not do quiet album cycles. Her third studio album, Mud — the follow-up to 2024's Big Ideas — is out now, and it arrived with the kind of tour announcement that redraws an artist's map: a 2027 North American run of 23 dates through the most storied rooms on the continent, an Australian leg this December, and a pair of intimate launch shows that bookend release week. The Music desk has watched Wolf climb from cult favorite to festival fixture over three albums; Mud is the era where the rooms catch up to the reputation. She's taking it everywhere, too: to Radio City Music Hall, to Red Rocks Amphitheatre, to Massey Hall and beyond, starting in Washington, D.C. next February.

The Route: Theatres, Halls and One Very Famous Amphitheatre

The North American tour opens February 23, 2027, at The Anthem in Washington, D.C., with Emma Ogier supporting the winter and early-spring leg, according to the routing published by ConcertAddicts and That Eric Alper. Philadelphia's Met follows on February 26, and then comes the date that will headline every poster: February 27 at Radio City Music Hall in New York. Boston's MGM Music Hall at Fenway hosts March 2, Toronto's Massey Hall March 5, Detroit's Masonic Temple Theatre March 7 and Chicago's Salt Shed March 9, before a March 12 stop at Minneapolis's Armory — a homecoming of sorts for the First Avenue faithful who saw her early — then Milwaukee, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Nashville and Atlanta close the first leg on March 20.

After a spring break, the tour resumes May 6 in Austin with Annabelle Dinda supporting the May dates, hitting Houston, Irving, Tulsa, Kansas City and Des Moines before the run's scenic peak: May 16 at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado. Bonner, Montana follows, then Vancouver's PNE Forum on May 21 and the finale, May 22 at Seattle's WaMu Theater. It is a routing with a thesis — historic theatres and landmark halls rather than anonymous arenas — much like the rooms-first approach we noted in Sienna Spiro's sold-out 'My House' routing, and it puts Wolf in the same 2027 touring conversation as Calvin Harris's first North American headline run and Ayra Starr's Starrgirl world tour.

First, the Small Rooms and a December in Australia

Before any of that, Wolf is road-testing Mud at club scale. She played Los Angeles' Fonda Theatre on October 10 and takes over New York's Webster Hall tonight, October 13 — rooms a fraction of the size of next year's halls, and therefore the hottest tickets of the whole cycle. December sends her to Australia: Spilt Milk Festival dates in Canberra, the Gold Coast, Geelong and Perth, wrapped around headline shows at Sydney's Enmore Theatre on December 15 and Melbourne's Forum on December 17, with Leyla Ebrahimi opening the headline dates, per ConcertAddicts' published itinerary.

How the Ticket Sales Roll Out

The on-sale sequence is already in motion. A Verizon presale opened Monday, October 12. The artist presale — run through Laylo on Wolf's official site, per Consequence's reporting — opened today, Tuesday, October 13, at 10 a.m. and runs through October 15. Whatever survives reaches the general public on Friday, October 16, at 10 a.m. local time. Expect the marquee rooms — Radio City, Massey Hall, Red Rocks — to move first; a 23-date theatre-level run from an artist whose festival sets have become word-of-mouth events rarely leaves much for the general sale.

The Full Route at a Glance

For fans planning around the run, the complete North American itinerary, as published by ConcertAddicts, reads: February 23 Washington, D.C. (The Anthem); February 26 Philadelphia (The Met); February 27 New York (Radio City Music Hall); March 2 Boston (MGM Music Hall at Fenway); March 5 Toronto (Massey Hall); March 7 Detroit (Masonic Temple Theatre); March 9 Chicago (The Salt Shed); March 12 Minneapolis (The Armory); March 13 Milwaukee (Landmark Credit Union Live); March 16 St. Louis (The Factory at The District); March 17 Cincinnati (The Andrew J Brady Music Center); March 19 Nashville (The Truth); March 20 Atlanta (Coca-Cola Roxy); May 6 Austin (Moody Amphitheater); May 7 Houston (713 Music Hall); May 8 Irving (The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory); May 10 Tulsa (Cain's Ballroom); May 11 Kansas City (The Midland Theatre); May 12 Des Moines (Val Air Ballroom); May 16 Morrison, Colorado (Red Rocks Amphitheatre); May 19 Bonner (KettleHouse Amphitheater); May 21 Vancouver (PNE Forum); and May 22 Seattle (WaMu Theater). Emma Ogier supports the February and March dates, Annabelle Dinda the May leg, and Leyla Ebrahimi the Australian headline shows.

Wolf has also been widening the funnel beyond music: as That Eric Alper noted, she recently made her on-screen debut in the Amazon series Off Campus, with her songs featured across the show. But the core bet of the Mud era is the oldest one in pop — a third album, a bigger stage, and a singer whose maximalist, genre-slipping live show has spent years being described as a cult experience. In February, the cult gets Radio City. The newsroom will be tracking the presale fall-out and any added dates as they come.