Billie Eilish planning stadium tour for 2027

Aneela Subhan
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  • US singer Billie Eilish is reportedly planning a stadium tour and festival appearances in 2027 and 2028 as she works on her fourth studio album, according to a report by British newspaper The Sun.
  • The newspaper’s Bizarre column quoted an unnamed source as saying Eilish had been working on the album this year and that her team was preparing plans for its release.
  • Eilish confirmed in a May interview with music magazine NME that she was working on new music.
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US singer Billie Eilish is reportedly planning a stadium tour and festival appearances in 2027 and 2028 as she works on her fourth studio album, according to a report by British newspaper The Sun.

The newspaper’s Bizarre column quoted an unnamed source as saying Eilish had been working on the album this year and that her team was preparing plans for its release.

“She has grown and grown in popularity, and promoters are speaking to her team about putting on the biggest shows of her career,” the source said.

The source added that Eilish’s team had been cautious about booking large venues early in her career because she was young at the time.

“But Billie is in a really good place and she is raring to get out on the road again,” the source said.

The reported tour and festival appearances have not been officially announced.

Eilish confirmed in a May interview with music magazine NME that she was working on new music.

“We are working on new music. It’s happening. It’ll be a second but we’re deep in album mode and it’s really fun,” she said.

Her fourth album would follow Hit Me Hard and Soft, released in 2024. Eilish has not announced a release date for the new record.

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