d4vd announces 2025 UK, European and North American ‘Withered’ world tour

d4vd has this week (April 21) announced details of a huge UK, European and North American tour – check out the full dates below.

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The musician will take his ‘Withered’ world tour on the road in August, kicking off in California and finishing up in November in Poland. The tour will arrive in the UK in October and will see D4vd perform shows in Manchester, Glasgow, Bristol and London.

Tickets for the tour go on general sale at 10am local time on April 24. Check out the full list of dates below and get tickets to the UK shows here and US ones here.

The ‘Withered’ tour dates are:

AUGUST
5 – Del Mar, California – Sound – Del Mar
6 – Phoenix, Arizona – Van Buren
8- Dallas, Texas – South Side Ballroom
9 – Austin, – Stubbs BarBQ
12 – St Petersburg – Jannus Live
13 – Orlando, Florida – Beacham
15 – Atlanta, Georgia – Coca-Cola Roxy Theatre
16 – Nashville, Tennessee – Marathon Music Works
17 – Charlotte – Fillmore Charlotte
19 – New York, New York – Terminal 5
22 – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania – Fillmore Philadelphia
23 – Silver Spring, Maryland – Fillmore Silver Spring
26 – Cleveland, Ohio – Agora Theatre
28 -Boston, Massachusetts – Roadrunner
29 – Montreal, Quebec – MTELUS
30 – Toronto – History Toronto

SEPTEMBER
2 – Detroit, Michigan – Masonic Cathedral Theatre
3 – Columbus, Ohio – Newport Music Hall
5 – Indianapolis – Murat Egyptian Room at Old National Centre
6 – Chicago – Salt Shed – Indoor Shed
7 – Madison, Wisconsin – Sylvee
9 – Minneapolis, Minnesota – Fillmore Minneapolis
10 – Kansas City, Missouri – Truman
12 – Denver, Colorado – Mission Ballroom
13 – Salt Lake City – Rockwell at The Complex – UT
15 – Portland, Oregon – Mcmenamins Crystal Ballroom
16 – Seattle, Washington – Showbox SoDo
19 – San Francisco, – Warfield
20 – Los Angeles, California – Greek Theatre

OCTOBER
1 – Oslo, Sentrum Scene
3 – Copenhagen, Vega
4 – Stockholm, Fryshuset Arenan
6 – Cologne, Carlswerk Victoria
9 – Amsterdam, Melkweg
10 – Amsterdam, Paradiso
12 – Brussels, La Madeleine
14 – Dublin, 3Olympia Theatre
15 – Manchester, Academy
16 – Glasgow, Galvanizers SWG3
18 – Bristol, SWX
20 – London, Roundhouse
23 – Paris, Elysee Montmartre
26 – Zurich, X TRA
27 – Berlin, Huxleys Neue Welt
30 – Frankfurt, Zoom

NOVEMBER
1 – Vienna, Gasometer
2 – Prague, Archa
4 – Warsaw, Klub Stodol

Last year, the musician spoke to NME about selling out shows across the US and Europe, supporting SZA on tour and writing music for TV and gaming, explaining that prior to performing his first-ever show in 2024, he had never been to a concert.

“I never went to concerts or festivals or anything of the sort. So it was kind of like I was letting the audience perform to me as I was performing to them. I didn’t get nervous. I didn’t have a mental breakdown backstage,” he said.

“It’s super easy; I love performing. When you’re performing to people that know your songs, it’s like an energy transfer. They give me energy, I give them energy and we’re both having fun. Having fun on stage is the most important thing to me.”

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Meanwhile, last week, d4vd responded in style after a backflip he did on stage during his Coachella set went wrong – and he ended up face planting the stage. 
The indie pop-rocker played the Gobi tent on the Californian festival’s opening day (April 11), attempting to hype up the crowd with a gymnastic display that went awry after his foot slipped ahead of a backflip, landing him on his head.

As he later joked about on X/Twitter, the rising artist quickly recovered and continued singing. Sharing a video of a more successful move that came later in the performance, he wrote: “GOT UP AND GOT DA AURA RIGHT BACK HO LMAOOO FUN SET FUN MF SET.”

With fans teasing him about the moment, he followed up with another post, a meme of a  dog gazing into a sunset, captioned: “Humiliation ritual complete… see u next week Coachella i love u.”

Ahead of his set the following weekend, he assured fans he was “training for the next one”. Taking to his Instagram stories, he posted a screenshot of the disastrous backflip and explained he was going to listen to his track ‘What Are You Waiting For’ “while I practice this backflip 1000 times today.”

The musician’s debut album, ‘Withered’, arrives on Friday April 25 and he recently spoke to NME about the project, which you can read in full here.

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