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Mitski Expands ‘The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We’ 2024 Tour

Mitski will bring her latest album, The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We , on the road in 2024 — and she’s adding more dates and openers to her run of shows!

Tamino, Sunny War, Laufey, Sarah Kinsley, Ethel Cain, Arlo Parks, and Wyatt Flowers are among the openers who will join Mitski on on the road during her shows set to commence at the end of the month.

The run will kick off on Jan. 26 in Miami and make stops across North America. Mitski will perform in Philadelphia, Toronto, Boston, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Mexico City, among other cities through April.

Mitski will then pick up new dates starting at the end of August with stops in Detroit, Washington, D.C., Atlanta, Austin, Portland, and Berkeley. For those shows, Parks, Cain, Laufey, and Flores will be opening on different dates.

Mitski is touring North America this summer with new dates that include support from Laufey, Ethel Cain, Arlo Parks, Lamp, and Wyatt Flores. Tickets will be available via a presale lottery. Registration is open now through Mon, Jan 22 at 10am ET. Enter at https://t.co/BUSKqzdyJO pic.twitter.com/TXRTAAGXSQ — mitski (@mitskileaks) January 16, 2024

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• Everyone ( Folk version ) Play Video
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• The Deal Play Video
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• I Bet on Losing Dogs Play Video
• Thursday Girl Play Video
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• I Love Me After You Play Video
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• Star Play Video
• Heaven Play Video
• I Don’t Like My Mind Play Video
• Happy Play Video
• My Love Mine All Mine Play Video
• Last Words of a Shooting Star Play Video
• Pink in the Night ( Folk version ) Play Video
• I’m Your Man Play Video
• I Don't Smoke ( Folk version ) Play Video
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• Jan 26 2024 The Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater Miami Beach, FL, USA Start time: 9:25 PM 9:25 PM
• Jan 27 2024 The Fillmore Miami Beach at Jackie Gleason Theater Miami Beach, FL, USA Start time: 9:05 PM 9:05 PM
• Jan 29 2024 Walt Disney Theater This Setlist Orlando, FL, USA Start time: 9:05 PM 9:05 PM
• Jan 30 2024 Walt Disney Theater Orlando, FL, USA Start time: 9:05 PM 9:05 PM
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It can be easy to become jaded as a music writer—when you’re lucky enough to have access to lots of shows, they can quickly stop feeling like capital-E “Events.” But this was a big one, and it felt like it in advance. After all, we’re talking about a musician with just under 40 million monthly listeners on Spotify, ranked as the No. 75 most listened-to artist in the world . To put that in perspective: Phoebe Bridgers has just over 10 million. Boygenius has around five. And this show was taking place at Miami Beach’s Fillmore, a relatively modest theater that can accommodate roughly 2,500 attendees. 

It’s hard to talk about Mitski these days without addressing how unexpectedly massive the singer-songwriter has become. In the years since the 2019 LP Be The Cowboy launched her from semi-obscurity to full-blown indie phenom, the cult of personality around the singer-songwriter has seemed to grow at an exponential rate. Amid that escalation, 2022’s lukewarm Laurel Hell gave way to last year’s The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We , a cloyingly beautiful record that brandishes orchestral flourishes and puts the spotlight squarely on Mitski’s bewitching, theatrical vocal stylings, and one that allowed her star to continue rising. 2023 was a unique year in indie music, but perhaps its biggest surprise was the shocking crossover success of “My Love Mine All Mine,” an album cut from The Land… that garnered roughly half a billion streams on Spotify in the four-plus months since that record was released.

So when it was announced that Mitski would be kicking off her first proper U.S. tour in two years with two shows at the Fillmore, yes, it felt like a big deal. It’s safe to assume that she could have easily sold out a much larger venue if she’d wanted to, but the intimacy of a mid-sized theater does have its advantages for the opening night of a hotly anticipated production, for the artist and especially for the fans.

When the show began just after 9 p.m. with a folky rendition of the Laurel Hell album cut “Everyone,” there was a bright red curtain draped over a platform at the center of the stage, with a seven-piece backing band visible across either side. For anyone who’s attended enough concerts, it was fairly obvious that the star of the show was obscured behind said curtain, waiting for the right moment for it to drop from the rafters, leading to a big reveal. Of course, I should have known better. Midway through the song, Mitski wandered out from behind the curtain almost indifferently, nonchalantly gazing towards the curtain, admiring it for a moment before retreating back into the darkness and wholly subverting the expected triumphant entrance. Then, the reveal: a silhouette of the singer projected onto the curtain as the song reached its climax, before it finally dropped as the number came to a close, revealing her once again atop a platform at the center of the stage. Euphoric adulation ensued.

Leading up to the show, my biggest worry was whether I’d be able to clearly hear the music over what was sure to be a deafening response from an especially enthusiastic crowd. I was right to be concerned, but thankfully the seats offered by the tour for this review were right in the sweet spot—close enough to luxuriate in the mix but far enough away that not too many overzealous fans were seated behind. Yet I did find myself at times empathizing with those attendees seated so near the stage that the crowd response must have been blaring.

The set list had its fair share of highlights: slow-burner “The Deal,” the bombastic “Geyser” and of course the TikTok megahit “My Love Mine All Mine,” for which props lowered from the rafters to hover around Mitski, and seemingly every attendee took out their phone to capture the moment. A tidbit from my notes on the night of the show illustrates the feeling in the room well: “Everyone here knows every word, and they want to make sure everyone knows that they know every word.” But for my money, the most magical moment of the evening came during “Bug Like an Angel,” the opening track on The Land… and one of the most achingly beautiful songs any artist released in 2023. The tune’s hallmark is its choral backing vocals, which drop in and out at seemingly random moments. In a sold-out room surrounded by die-hard Mitski fans, the effect was embellished to massive, spine-tingling proportions.

And yet for as large a role as crowd participation played throughout the evening, I don’t think I’d ever been in a room that got so bracingly quiet between songs—the phrase “you could hear a pin drop” hardly does it justice. The rapt attention paid by the fans was a shocking disparity from the rapturous, screeching adulation that ensued when a song concluded or she moved her body a certain way.

It’s impossible to overstate the importance of choreography to the show that Mitski has opted to bring to the stage in 2024. Though it was unclear to me which (if any) of her movements were improvised and which were planned, each seemed deliberate, some even motorik, many almost at odds with the music but still adding new dimensions to the performance. Across roughly two hours of performing, Mitski was almost never still, whether she was meticulously gesturing with her arms while singing, alternating between leaping around the stage and falling to the floor, treating a set of prop chairs like characters in the performance, or at one point literally imitating a dog. Even as a person with zero inclination for the thespian arts, I found this aspect of the show uniquely mesmerizing, never distracting from the music but instead elevating the show as a whole from a simple concert to something more resembling performance art.

Perhaps the greatest compliment that I can lavish on the show is this: As impressed as I was with Mitski throughout her two-hour performance, I couldn’t stop myself from making comparisons to some of her fabled contemporaries in the world of artfully elevated indie music. She incorporates the vintage inclinations of Father John Misty, the whimsy of Sufjan Stevens, the simulated disaffection of St. Vincent, all beloved artists that Mitski has already eclipsed in terms of reach and popularity. And yet the one that I couldn’t stop myself from coming back to time and time again was David Byrne, with whom she seems to share the unique instinct to elevate a simple pop music show into a wholly engrossing expression of her artistry—and, of course, an ability to integrate choreography in a way that heightens a musical experience completely.

By the time the show wrapped up with the mirror-ball-illuminated “Nobody” and electro-pop hit “Washing Machine Heart,” the room had reached a fever pitch of reverence for an artist who seems to be at the height of her powers. It’s still only January, but it’s hard to imagine that I, or any of the other attendees who witnessed this tour-opening show in Miami Beach, will see a better performance this year.

SET LIST Everyone (Folk Version, Live debut) Buffalo Replaced Working for the Knife The Frost The Deal Valentine, Texas (Live debut) I Bet on Losing Dogs Thursday Girl Geyser I Love Me After You First Love / Late Spring Star Heaven I Don’t Like My Mind Happy My Love Mine All Mine Last Words of a Shooting Star Pink in the Night (Folk Version, Live debut) I’m Your Man I Don’t Smoke (Folk version) Bug Like an Angel Love Me More (Folk version) Fireworks (First time since 2019)

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Mitski shares The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We North American tour dates

Kicking off in january 2024..

Mitski has confirmed details of a 2024 headline tour. The tour will be Mitski's first in support of her album The Land Is Inhospitable And So Are We , which was released last month.

The tour will take Mitski to a selection of seated theaters, including the Beacon Theatre and Kings Theatre in New York City, the Auditorium Theatre in Chicago, the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. The first date of the tour is in Miami on January 26 and it wraps up Nashville with two nights at the Ryman Auditorium on April 10-11.

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Tickets for the tour will be available via pre-sales from October 4 at 10 am local time. The general sale begins on October 6 at the same time. Further ticketing information can be found here. See below for the full rundown of Mistki's 2024 live plans.

Mitski 2024 Tour Dates

January 26 - Miami, FL @ The Fillmore ▽ January 29 - Orlando, FL @ Dr. Phillips Center (Walt Disney Theater) ▽ February 2 - Durham, NC @ Durham Performing Arts Center ▽ February 6 - Philadelphia, PA @ The Met ▽ February 10 - Toronto, ON @ Massey Hall ▽ February 11 - Toronto, ON @ Massey Hall ▽ February 15 - Boston, MA @ MGM ▽ February 16 - Boston, MA @ MGM ▽ February 21 - New York, NY @ Beacon Theatre ▽ February 22 - New York, NY @ Beacon Theatre ▽ February 26 - Brooklyn, NY @ Kings Theatre ✦ February 27 - Brooklyn, NY @ Kings Theatre ✦ March 21 - Chicago, IL @ Auditorium Theatre ✽ March 22 - Chicago, IL @ Auditorium Theatre ✽ March 28 - Los Angeles, CA @ Shrine Auditorium ✽ March 29 - Los Angeles, CA @ Shrine Auditorium ✽ April 4 - Mexico City, MX @ Teatro Metropolitan ▽ April 10 - Nashville, TN @ Ryman Auditorium ★ April 11 - Nashville, TN @ Ryman Auditorium ✦

▽ w/ Tamino ✦ w/ Sunny War ✽ w/ Julia Jacklin ★ w/ Sarah Kinsley

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Mitski has announced the North American leg of her ‘The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We’ tour for 2024 – see the full list of dates below.

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Last night (October 3), Mitski took to social media to announce her 2024 dates, confirming that she will be performing “with a full band” and that Tamino, Sunny War, Julia Jacklin and Sarah Kinsley will be providing support.

The tour will kick off in late January and will end in April, seeing the musician perform across Miami, Toronto, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Mexico and more.

Mitski is going on tour next year with a full band across North America. Tamino, Sunny War, Julia Jacklin, Sarah Kinsley will be opening up. Tickets go on sale Friday, but fan presale tickets available at 10AM local time tomorrow, Oct 4th w/ code: FAMILY https://t.co/VAGqAkTgKc pic.twitter.com/8VfbXNvvcw — mitski (@mitskileaks) October 3, 2023

General sale for the tour will begin this Friday, October 6 at 10am local time via Mitski’s website . However, pre-sales will run from today (Wednesday) October 4 at 10am local time with the code “FAMILY” through Thursday, October 10 at 10pm local time.

Mitski’s 2024 North American tour dates are:

January 26 – Miami, FL @ The Fillmore 29 – Orlando, FL @ Dr. Phillips Center 

February 02 – Durham, NC @ Durham Performing Arts Center 06 – Philadelphia, PA @ The Met 10 – Toronto, ON @ Massey Hall 11 – Toronto, ON @ Massey Hall 15 – Boston, MA @ MGM 16 – Boston, MA @ MGM 21 – New York, NY @ Beacon Theatre 22 – New York, NY @ Beacon Theatre 26 – Brooklyn, NY @ Kings Theatre 27 – Brooklyn, NY @ Kings Theatre

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March 21 – Chicago, IL @ Auditorium Theatre 22 – Chicago, IL @ Auditorium Theatre 28 – Los Angeles, CA @ Shrine Auditorium 29 – Los Angeles, CA @ Shrine Auditorium

April 04 – Mexico City, MX @ Teatro Metropolitan 10 – Nashville, TN @ Ryman Auditorium 11 – Nashville, TN @ Ryman Auditorium

The tour announcement comes after Mitski performed a string of intimate acoustic shows across North America in September . The shows, dubbed ‘Amateur Mistake’, saw Mitski put on a small, intimate and acoustic performance during which she previewed her new album ‘The Land Is Inhospitable And So Are We’ .

Mitski is still due to bring her ‘Amateur Mistake’ intimate tour to Europe and the UK this month. Check out her list of tour dates here .

Mitski released her latest album ‘The Land Is Inhospitable And So Are We’ on September 15. The record scored a four-star review , with Mia Hughes writing for NME : “The choices and the arrangements on ‘The Land is Inhospitable…’ are some of Mitski’s most complex and richest, yet they translate to such simplicity, a statement that there is pain and love and that’s it. Those are the ingredients with which we make everything.”

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