Award-winning artist, composer and producer Ólafur Arnalds announces brand new material and a multi-date tour in autumn 2020, following three years of intensive touring with his wildly successful ‘re:member’ project. Tickets on general sale March 13.
The new ‘re:act’ tour features Ólafur’s signature string quartet, a live percussionist and an arsenal of pianos and synthesizers. His self-playing Stratus pianos will be along for the ride — creating unexpected harmonies and surprising melodic sequences that make every performance unique.
Ólafur’s performances continue to captivate audiences across the globe as he invites them to join him on a new journey where he presents his most personal and raw music to date — a counterpoint to the exuberant energy of his latest album ‘re:member’.
His haunting and often intensely emotional shows are an exercise in intimacy, a space for the artist and audience to share their vulnerability through music.
His tour in support of 2018’s studio album ‘re:member’ was met with high critical acclaim, including sold-out arenas and renowned concert halls all over the world. With more than 150 concerts Ólafur captivated hundreds of thousands of fans and created momentous events at iconic venues such as the Royal Albert Hall, Elbphilharmonie, Sydney Opera House and premiered the first edition of his very own genre-bending music festival OPIA.
As Ólafur wraps up this part of his artistic life, he will pour everything he has into these last few shows, before heading back into his creative cocoon in search of his next adventure.
ÓLAFUR ARNALDS ‘re:act’ Tour 2020
EUROPE
25.09. London – Hammersmith Apollo
26.09. Paris – L´Olympia
28.09. Luzern – KKL29.09. Ljubljana – Gallus Hall
30.09. Vienna – Konzerthaus
01.10. Wroclaw – NFM
02.10. Berlin – Tempodrom
04.10. Copenhagen – Gamle Scene
05.10. Utrecht – TivoliVredenburg
07.10. Brussels – Cirque Royal
12.10. Moscow – Crocus City Hall
USA / CANADA
25.10. Boston – Berklee
26.10. Quebec – Palais Montcalm
27.10. Montreal – Olympia Theatre
28.10. New York City – Kings Theatre
29.10. Toronto – Roy Thompson Hall
30.10. Chicago – Rubloff Auditorium
01.11. Boulder – Boulder Theater
04.11. Calgary – Jack Singer Concert Hall
06.11. Vancouver – Chan Center
07.11. Seattle – Moore Theater
08.11. Portland – Museum Ballroom
09.11. Stanford – Stanford University
10.11. San Francisco – Warfield
11.11. Los Angeles – Walt Disney Concert Hall
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