Weeks after releasing Mud, Remi Wolf has mapped a North American run that opens in February 2027 and stretches to late May, with stops at Radio City Music Hall, Massey Hall, and Red Rocks.
Remi Wolf released Mud, her third album, and has already scheduled the touring that follows it. The North American run opens February 23 at The Anthem in Washington, D.C., and ends in late May at WaMu Theater in Seattle, after a stop at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado.
The routing is unusually long and deliberately broken in two. Wolf plays the Northeast and Midwest through March 20, closing that leg at Atlanta’s Coca-Cola Roxy, then returns in May for Texas, the Plains, and the West Coast. The venues are large: Radio City Music Hall in New York, Massey Hall in Toronto, the Salt Shed in Chicago, the PNE Forum in Vancouver, Cain’s Ballroom in Tulsa. Three openers rotate across the dates — Leyla Ebrahimi, Emma Ogier, and Annabelle Dinda.
Mud follows Big Ideas, released in 2024, and this schedule gives it a slow runway rather than a promotional sprint. The album and the tour are separated by most of a year, which leaves room for the record to settle before it has to carry rooms of this size.
That gap also puts pressure on the setlist. Wolf has two prior albums of material to draw from now, and a two-part itinerary that asks an audience to show up months apart. How she balances the older songs against the new ones is the real test of a tour announced this far ahead.
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