The artist presale for the 2hollis Pirouette Tour opened Tuesday morning (Oct 27) at 10 a.m. local time, putting the first tickets on the table for a 23-date North American run that starts February 5, 2027, at Rockwell at The Complex in Salt Lake City and ends May 14 with an outdoor show at Under the K Bridge Park in Brooklyn. Fans registered through the official Pirouette Tour presale page, and venue presales in several markets followed an hour later, at 11 a.m. local time.

Anyone shut out of both windows gets another chance Wednesday, when the general on-sale opens October 28 at 10 a.m. local time. Lucy Bedroque and Conceal are billed as guests across the run, and the complete routing, with links to every authorized seller, sits on 2hollis' official tour page. Most markets sell through Ticketmaster, while Brooklyn is ticketed through AXS and Vancouver runs its sale through the PNE's own box office.

Every date on the schedule exists to carry Pirouette, the album Interscope Records is due to release November 11. 2hollis opened the era this summer with "Hurt," which arrived alongside a video he directed himself, and kept the momentum going with "Warhorse" as release day crept closer.

Release week will be crowded. Three days after the album lands, Tyler, the Creator's Camp Flog Gnaw takes over the Dodger Stadium grounds in Los Angeles on November 14 and 15, and 2hollis shares that bill with Future, Don Toliver, Turnstile and Steve Lacy. The festival has not yet assigned acts to individual days, and the appearance sits outside the headline routing listed at the bottom of this story.

Star, his 2025 major-label debut, carried him through sold-out North American and European tours and onto the stages at Coachella and Lollapalooza. The Pirouette routing goes bigger, booking CoBank Arena in Denver on February 6, Coca-Cola Coliseum in Toronto on February 11 and PNE Forum in Vancouver on March 12, buildings with a lower bowl and seating that climbs well past the floor.

The circled date falls on March 5 at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, an arena-scale homecoming for a Chicago-raised artist who now works out of Los Angeles. San Diego gets him three nights earlier, on March 2, on the outfield lawn of Gallagher Square at Petco Park, in the same city where he opened the Star Tour in the fall of 2025. Up the coast, Bill Graham Civic Auditorium takes the San Francisco show on March 6 before the run swings north to Seattle's WAMU Theater.

Portland breaks the pattern: Instead of one large venue, the tour parks at the Roseland Theater for back-to-back nights on March 10 and 11, a ballroom booking that keeps the crowd pressed against the barricade before the last North American push into Vancouver. Out East, the itinerary leans on mid-size institutions with long rap histories: the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, The Fillmore in both Philadelphia and Charlotte, The Anthem in Washington and the Coca-Cola Roxy in Atlanta.

Between the two North American legs sits a European run that opens April 7 at OVO Arena Wembley in London and travels through the Netherlands, Germany, the Czech Republic and Italy. Poland gets its own arena night at Atlas Arena in Łódź on April 14, and the leg closes April 21 at the Zénith in Paris. About three weeks later he flies back for Brooklyn, a standalone outdoor date that gives New York City its only show of the entire tour.

On record, 2hollis is a producer first, building songs out of clipped, rage-rap drum programming, club-weight synths and pop hooks sung with very little armor. That 808-driven low end was made for headphones and sweaty basement sets, and the Forum, the Coliseum and the PNE Forum will be the first real measure of how it travels through a building that seats thousands above the floor.

Booking Lucy Bedroque and Conceal, a West Coast rapper, as nightly guests puts two developing artists from the same online and underground circuit in front of crowds most rising acts wait years to see. The bill reads less like a conventional rap package and more like a traveling snapshot of the scene that first passed 2hollis' music around group chats and SoundCloud reposts.

Wednesday morning will show quickly where demand sits. If the Forum and the Coliseum clear fast at 10 a.m., the 2027 run becomes the moment a self-produced artist from rap's internet fringe started booking like a mainstream headliner, and if those arenas linger, the Roseland nights and the Brooklyn lawn will look like the safer bets. Pirouette arrives November 11, and the Flog Gnaw crowd will be the first large audience to hear it after release.

Pirouette Tour 2027 North American dates

Friday, February 5: Rockwell at The Complex, Salt Lake City, Utah

Saturday, February 6: CoBank Arena, Denver, Colorado

Monday, February 8: The Armory, Minneapolis, Minnesota

Tuesday, February 9: Aragon Ballroom, Chicago, Illinois

Thursday, February 11: Coca-Cola Coliseum, Toronto, Ontario

Friday, February 12: Masonic Temple Theatre, Detroit, Michigan

Monday, February 15: MGM Music Hall at Fenway, Boston, Massachusetts

Tuesday, February 16: The Fillmore Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Thursday, February 18: The Anthem, Washington, D.C.

Friday, February 19: The Fillmore Charlotte, Charlotte, North Carolina

Monday, February 22: The Pinnacle, Nashville, Tennessee

Tuesday, February 23: Coca-Cola Roxy, Atlanta, Georgia

Friday, February 26: The Bomb Factory, Dallas, Texas

Saturday, February 27: United Heritage Hall, Austin, Texas

Monday, March 1: Arizona Financial Theatre, Phoenix, Arizona

Tuesday, March 2: Gallagher Square at Petco Park, San Diego, California

Friday, March 5: Kia Forum, Inglewood, California

Saturday, March 6: Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, San Francisco, California

Monday, March 8: WAMU Theater, Seattle, Washington

Wednesday, March 10: Roseland Theater, Portland, Oregon

Thursday, March 11: Roseland Theater, Portland, Oregon

Friday, March 12: PNE Forum, Vancouver, British Columbia

Friday, May 14: Under the K Bridge Park, Brooklyn, New York