Upcoming Billie Eilish dates
Dates and live ticket listings appear here as soon as they are on sale. The guide below covers what to know before you buy.
Billie Eilish on tour: the essentials
Billie Eilish is a pop singer and songwriter from Los Angeles, born in 2001, who tours arenas (indoor venues built for basketball and hockey) and headlines major festivals. Her most recent tour used a 360-degree stage in the middle of the floor, so nearly every seat faced the action. That design makes side and end sections far better buys than they are at a typical end-stage concert.
She writes and records with her brother, Finneas O'Connell. Her debut single "Ocean Eyes" came out in November 2015, and her albums are When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? (2019), Happier Than Ever (2021) and Hit Me Hard and Soft (2024). In 2020 she became the youngest person to win all four main Grammy categories in one night, and she has won two Academy Awards for Best Original Song, for "No Time to Die" and "What Was I Made For?".
Inside a Billie Eilish arena show
On the Hit Me Hard and Soft tour, the show ran about 90 minutes around a central, lit LED cube, with a huge LED floor, eight multimedia towers, overhead screens and a B-stage (a smaller secondary stage) in one corner of the arena. Reviewers described the effect as large but intimate, since she could face every part of the room during the night.
The earlier Happier Than Ever tour, her first full arena tour, used a more traditional end stage with strobing light, white backdrops and a crane that carried her out over the crowd. The lesson for buyers: staging changes from tour to tour, so the seating map for your event matters more than any general rule.
Tours and headline performances
- Where Do We Go? World Tour (March 2020): opened in Miami on March 9, 2020, and ended after three shows because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Happier Than Ever, The World Tour (February 2022 to April 2023): 88 shows across five continents, including multiple sold-out nights at The O2 in London and hometown shows in Inglewood.
- Festival headliner (2022): the youngest headliner in the history of both Coachella and Glastonbury.
- Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour (September 29, 2024, to November 23, 2025): 106 arena shows in North America, Europe, Asia and Oceania, including Madison Square Garden on October 16 to 18, 2024, five shows at the Kia Forum in December 2024, and a finale at Chase Center in San Francisco. A 3D concert film of the tour, co-directed with James Cameron, reached theaters on May 8, 2026.
As of October 2026, no new tour had been announced in the sources reviewed. Any future dates will appear in the live event list on this page.
Best seats when the stage is in the round
For an in-the-round show like her most recent tour, the usual map logic flips. Confirm the configuration on your event's seating map before applying these points.
- Floor: the closest you can get, surrounding the stage. The floor is flat, so short fans farther back see the screens more than the stage.
- Lower-bowl sections on any side: the best all-around seats. With a central stage, there is no back of the house, and sideline seats that would be angled at an end-stage show sit close and square to the action.
- Sections near the B-stage corner: a bonus when she moves to the secondary stage, at no real cost the rest of the night.
- Upper level: the value choice. In the round, even the end sections upstairs are closer to the stage than they would be for an end-stage concert.
For an end-stage tour like Happier Than Ever, revert to the standard rules: lower-bowl sections facing the stage first, side sections slightly back from the stage line next, and avoid listings marked behind the stage or limited view.
How her tickets are sold and resold
- Face-value resale on her ticketing platform. For the Hit Me Hard and Soft tour, she used Ticketmaster's Face Value Exchange, where buyers could resell only at the price they originally paid. That limits resale on that platform, so availability elsewhere can be thin.
- Presales matter. Registration-based presales typically decide most first-wave sales for her arena runs.
- Multi-night stands help. In cities with several shows, such as the five-night Kia Forum run, the middle nights are often easier tickets than openers and weekends.
- Demand eases unevenly. Secondary-market prices can drop closer to show day as plans change, but hometown and weekend dates do not always follow that pattern.
Every GoodSeats order comes with a 100% guarantee. For the artist's announcements, see her official site.
Before the show: sustainability and logistics
Her tours are built around environmental programs. The Hit Me Hard and Soft tour partnered with the nonprofits REVERB and Support+Feed, eliminating more than 135,000 plastic bottles and about one million disposable cups, so plan on bringing a refillable bottle if the venue allows it. Bag rules vary by arena and change often; as of 2026, many arenas limit bag size or require clear bags, so check the venue's current policy before you go.
Frequently asked questions
Does Billie Eilish play in the round?
Her Hit Me Hard and Soft tour (2024 to 2025) used a 360-degree stage centered on a lit LED cube, with a B-stage in one corner. Her earlier Happier Than Ever tour used an end stage.
How long is a Billie Eilish concert?
Hit Me Hard and Soft tour shows ran about 90 minutes. Allow extra time for the opening act.
What are the best seats for a Billie Eilish show?
For an in-the-round show, lower-bowl sections on any side give a close, square view. For an end-stage show, lower-bowl sections facing the stage are the safest choice.
Can you resell Billie Eilish tickets?
For her 2024 to 2025 tour, Ticketmaster's Face Value Exchange let buyers resell only at the price they paid on that platform. Rules can differ by tour and market, so check the terms when you buy.
When did the Hit Me Hard and Soft tour run?
From September 29, 2024, to November 23, 2025, with 106 shows in North America, Europe, Asia and Oceania.