LOVELESS ANNOUNCE 2024 TOURING

LOVELESS

ANNOUNCE 2024 TOURING 

INCLUDING DATES SUPPORTING WATERPARKS AND SELECT HEADLINING SHOWS

Wrapping up a successful year, Los Angeles rock duo Loveless – comprised of vocalist/producer Julian Comeau and multi-instrumentalist Dylan Tirapelli-Jamail – are excited to keep the momentum going in 2024. The duo has already announced Spring touring plans supporting Waterparks kicking off February 26 in Seattle, WA, and ending April 6 in Los Angeles, CA.

Today, Loveless is excited to share a handful of headlining shows taking place along the tour. The headlining shows will take place in Kansas City, MO; Cincinnati, OH; Albany, NY; San Diego, CA; and Fresno, CA. Tickets for these select dates will go on sale this Friday, December 1 at 10am local time. For tickets and more information, visit thisisloveless.com. The band will also make an appearance at Shaky Knees Music Festival in Atlanta, GA on May 5.

In 2023, the duo saw massive success with a sold-out world tour in North America, Australia, Europe, and the UK which included a performance at Chicago’s Lollapalooza. The pair also signed worldwide with BMG/Rise Records and released three singles showcasing their unique blend of emo, alt-pop, and high-velocity hard rock. “I Hope I’m Not Sick,” “Drag Me Down,” and “Picasso” have amassed over 7M streams globally, and saw the band receive support from KROQ, Sirius XM AltNation, and BBC Radio One.

“This past year has been an absolute whirlwind, from playing our very first international show in London to selling out shows across the world, every day I am in awe that we get to do this,” shares Comeau. “It’s surreal and amazing that we get the opportunity to bring the Loveless live show to our biggest venues yet with one of my favorite bands, the ever-so-brilliant Waterparks. We couldn’t just stop there though, announcing these extra headline shows was super important for us. We’ve hit a lot of cities on our last run, but know we missed out on some amazing spots. This is a brand new Loveless live set with some exciting, never-before-played tracks, we rebuilt it from the ground up to be the most amazing it could be. Can’t wait to see you at a show!”

Loveless are currently in the studio working on their sophomore record to be released 2024.

LOVELESS TOUR DATES

supporting Waterparks

2/26 Seattle, WA                 Showbox SoDo

2/27 Portland, OR               Roseland Theater

2/29  Salt Lake City, UT   The Union Event Center

3/2  Denver, CO                 Mission Ballroom

3/3  Kansas City, MO       Madrid Theatre**

3/5  St. Louis, MO              The Pageant

3/6  Madison, WI                The Sylvee

3/8  Cincinnati, OH           Bogart’s**

3/9  Royal Oak, MI             Royal Oak Music Theatre

3/11 Toronto, ON                History

3/12 Albany, NY                 Empire Live**

3/13 Boston, MA                 MGM Music Hall

3/15 New York, NY             Terminal 5

3/16 Pittsburgh, PA             Stage AE

3/18 Washington, DC          9:30 Club – SOLD OUT

3/19 Washington, DC          9:30 Club

3/20 Philadelphia, PA         The Fillmore

3/22 Richmond, VA             The National

3/23 Charlotte, NC              The Fillmore

3/25 Atlanta, GA                 Tabernacle

3/26 Lake Buena Vista, FL House of Blues

3/29 Dallas, TX                   House of Blues

3/30 Houston, TX                House of Blues

4/1  Phoenix, AZ                The Van Buren

4/2  San Diego, CA           House of Blues**

4/4  San Francisco, CA      The Fillmore

4/5  Fresno, CA                 Strummer’s**

4/6  Los Angeles, CA         Hollywood Palladium

** Loveless headlining show, no Waterparks

5/5  Atlanta, GA         Shaky Knees Festival

ABOUT LOVELESS

Loveless first met in 2019 and released their debut single “Better” in April 2020 just as COVID lockdown restrictions began to go into full force. The limitations prevented any touring plans and found Loveless embracing social media to connect with fans globally.

The pair began to find success posting thrilling covers online entering the Billboard Hot Hard Rock Songs chart at #2 with their version of Elley Duhé’s “MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT,” garnering attention from Lizzo with their spin on “About Damn Time,” and going viral with their emo/pop-punk version of Billie Eilish’s “Happier Than Ever,” to name a few.

Loveless have built an astonishing community online with 2M TikTok followers, 1.5M Spotify monthly listeners, over 263k YouTube subscribers, 5M monthly streams on Pandora, and over 306k+ followers on Instagram.