Ninajirachi expands "I Love My Computer and It Loves Me" tour: new U.S. and Canada dates in January 2027.
Australian producer and DJ Ninajirachi has expanded the "I Love My Computer and It Loves Me Tour" with a new run of concerts in the United States and Canada at the beginning of 2027. According to the schedule published by Consequence Concerts on September 21, the January leg of the tour begins on January 5 in Portland and ends on January 23 in Montreal, after a total of eleven performances spread along the West and East Coasts and through several major cities in the American Midwest and South. Confirmed stops include Seattle, Minneapolis, Chicago, the Cincinnati area, Atlanta, Charlotte, Washington, New York and Toronto. The same announcement also listed an additional performance in San Francisco on November 19, 2026, separate from the January block. The expansion therefore extends the concert cycle connected to the debut album "I Love My Computer", which during 2025 and 2026 brought Ninajirachi significantly broader international visibility.
The new dates appeared while the tour was already underway during fall 2026. Consequence's current schedule lists performances in U.S. cities such as Columbus, Boston, Philadelphia and Brooklyn, as well as a multi-day series of concerts in Los Angeles, while the January leg continues the same tour after the end of the year. This means that the "I Love My Computer and It Loves Me Tour" will not end with the fall U.S. performances, but will instead gain a new phase that will take audiences from the Pacific Northwest all the way to eastern Canada. Official and ticketing pages for several venues have already published individual events, confirming key dates and locations from the media announcement. For audiences planning to travel, an important detail is that entry requirements, age restrictions, door times and ticket delivery methods vary from venue to venue, so the specific event page should be checked before purchasing.
The January run begins in Portland and ends at Igloofest in Montreal
The first concert of the new block is scheduled for January 5, 2027, at Crystal Ballroom in Portland. The official McMenamins complex website and AXS confirm the date, while AXS lists the concert start at 8:00 PM and doors opening at 6:30 PM local time. Two days later, on January 7, Ninajirachi performs at Showbox SoDo in Seattle. The tour then moves to The Fillmore Minneapolis on January 9, followed by Radius in Chicago on January 10. This rapid sequence of dates shows that the January schedule was designed as a compact continental block, with relatively short intervals between performances.
After Chicago, MegaCorp Pavilion in Newport, Kentucky, a city located directly across the Ohio River from Cincinnati, is scheduled for January 12. In Consequence's early media announcement, the date was summarized under Cincinnati, while AXS's individual event page lists MegaCorp Pavilion in Newport as the official location. For that reason, the location listed in the ticketing system is the relevant one for practical arrival and ticket information. After Newport comes Atlanta on January 14, where the concert is scheduled at The Eastern, and the very next evening, January 15, the tour arrives at The Fillmore Charlotte in North Carolina.
Washington is scheduled for January 16, at The Anthem in the District Wharf area. The official The Anthem website confirms the concert, with doors opening at 6:30 PM and the program beginning at 8:00 PM, and also lists September 24, 2026, as the date general ticket sales begin. Washington is followed by Terminal 5 in New York on January 18. The Bowery Presents lists doors opening at 7:00 PM, a start time of 8:00 PM and an age restriction of 16+ for that event, which is an example of why buyers should check the rules of each individual venue rather than assuming the conditions are the same at every stop on the tour.
The Canadian conclusion of the new block comes after a break of several days. Ninajirachi is announced at HISTORY in Toronto on January 22, which is also confirmed by Live Nation's list of upcoming performances, followed by the finale in Montreal on January 23. The official Igloofest website lists Ninajirachi in the festival program for January 23, 2027, meaning the final date of this leg will be a festival performance at one of the city's recognizable winter electronic music events. The tour thus ends its January run in Canada, after connecting eleven cities in two countries in less than three weeks.
Confirmed tour dates in January 2027
According to currently available schedules from Consequence, Live Nation, AXS and individual venues, the January portion of the tour looks like this:
- January 5, 2027 - Portland, Oregon - Crystal Ballroom
- January 7, 2027 - Seattle, Washington - Showbox SoDo
- January 9, 2027 - Minneapolis, Minnesota - The Fillmore Minneapolis
- January 10, 2027 - Chicago, Illinois - Radius
- January 12, 2027 - Newport, Kentucky / Cincinnati area - MegaCorp Pavilion
- January 14, 2027 - Atlanta, Georgia - The Eastern
- January 15, 2027 - Charlotte, North Carolina - The Fillmore Charlotte
- January 16, 2027 - Washington, District of Columbia - The Anthem
- January 18, 2027 - New York, New York - Terminal 5
- January 22, 2027 - Toronto, Ontario - HISTORY
- January 23, 2027 - Montreal, Québec - Igloofest
The schedule is dense enough to turn the tour into an almost uninterrupted series of travel and performances. Between Portland and Chicago there are four concerts in six days, and after a one-day break come Newport, Atlanta, Charlotte and Washington over a span of five days. New York closes the U.S. portion on January 18, while Toronto and Montreal are separated by a four-day break before the final two Canadian dates. This tour structure allows Ninajirachi to cover several different concert markets without a long interruption, from the Pacific Northwest through the Midwest and American South to the northeastern part of the continent.
Presale on September 23, general sale one day later
The announcement of the new block comes immediately before ticket sales begin. Consequence states that the artist presale for the new dates will begin on Wednesday, September 23, 2026, at 10:00 AM local time in each city, with registration through Ninajirachi's official website. General sale is announced for Thursday, September 24, also at 10:00 AM local time. This timing is also confirmed by individual ticketing pages: AXS for Portland and Newport shows the general sale beginning on September 24 at 10:00 AM, while The Anthem for Washington lists the same date and time. The Bowery Presents for the Terminal 5 concert also confirms that public sales begin on September 24.
Live Nation has already opened pages for some of the January performances, including Minneapolis, Charlotte, Washington and Toronto, while AXS displays events in Portland, Seattle, Chicago, Newport and Atlanta. Availability of individual ticket categories may change after the presale begins, and some venues use different sales platforms. Buyers should therefore check the official event pages for their desired city, especially if they are looking for information about VIP packages, age restrictions or ticket transfer rules. The published sale time refers to the local time of the venue, which is especially important for international buyers attempting to purchase tickets from another time zone.
For the U.S. and Canadian dates, details such as the exact performance time of opening acts or the entry schedule may still change. The Anthem explicitly warns that opening performers, door times and the schedule are subject to change, which is common practice for concert events announced several months in advance. The same applies to possible additional ticket allocations or production changes. The basic itinerary of the January leg, however, has been confirmed through multiple ticketing and venue sources.
MGNA CRRRTA and iKeda listed as support on the expanded tour
Consequence's expansion announcement lists MGNA CRRRTA and iKeda as support for the new portion of the tour. Individual event pages do not necessarily display both names for every date at this point: for example, AXS lists iKeda for Portland, while The Anthem's Washington page also displays iKeda. This means the list of opening performers should be read at the level of the entire announced block, while the specific lineup for each city should be checked on the official event page. As the concert date approaches, organizers may provide more precise details about the schedule and order of performers.
MGNA CRRRTA already has a direct connection with Ninajirachi's current concert cycle. The Bowery Presents lists the electronic duo as support for part of the fall 2026 tour, including the Brooklyn performances, while an earlier interview with Mixmag Australia notes that MGNA CRRRTA and Ninajirachi worked together on the song "Angel Music". In that conversation, Ninajirachi described how the collaboration grew out of working together after a North American tour and continued remotely. The inclusion of MGNA CRRRTA in the broader cycle is therefore not an isolated festival pairing, but a continuation of an already existing concert and creative relationship. iKeda, on the other hand, appears on several newly opened event pages for January 2027, including Portland and Washington.
The tour follows the breakthrough of debut album "I Love My Computer"
The tour expansion comes after a period in which "I Love My Computer" became the central project of Ninajirachi's career, whose real name is Nina Wilson. The album was released in 2025, and Australian public radio service triple j presented it as her long-awaited debut album and highlighted its blend of dance, hyperpop and electronic production. In its review, Pitchfork emphasized how the album moves between EDM, tech-house, speed garage, dubstep and hyperpop while building a concept around a personal relationship with computers, screens and growing up in digital culture. That technological motif has also been transferred directly into the title of the current tour, so the concert cycle functions as an extension of the album's identity rather than simply a series of unrelated performances.
The album's commercial and institutional momentum is also confirmed by Australian music awards. ARIA announced that Ninajirachi won three honors at the ARIA Awards 2025: Best Solo Artist, the Michael Gudinski Breakthrough Artist award and Best Independent Release. According to ARIA, she was also the artist with the highest number of nominations that year. In November 2025, triple j named "I Love My Computer" Album of the Year at the J Awards, while the music video for "Fuck My Computer" won Australian Music Video of the Year. Several months later, ARIA reported that the album reached number 12 on the overall Australian albums chart in January 2026 and number one on the Australian albums and vinyl charts.
These results provide broader context for the decision to extend the tour deep into 2027. This is an artist who moved from the Australian electronic scene to an increasing number of international festival and club stages in a short period, while the new North American dates cover venues with different capacities and audience profiles. Portland, Seattle and Chicago represent strong electronic music markets, Washington and New York bring major concert venues, while Toronto and Montreal give the tour a Canadian conclusion. The Montreal date additionally differs from the rest of the block because it is part of the Igloofest festival program, whose official website already lists Ninajirachi for January 23.
New dates confirm the tour will continue into 2027
For audiences, the most important practical message is that the January schedule is now sufficiently confirmed through multiple independent official channels to allow ticket purchases and travel to be planned. The first date remains Portland on January 5, and the final date Montreal on January 23, with Seattle on January 7, Minneapolis on January 9, Chicago on January 10, Newport on January 12, Atlanta on January 14, Charlotte on January 15, Washington on January 16, New York on January 18 and Toronto on January 22. The difference between the early media labeling of Cincinnati and AXS's location in Newport is the only more significant geographical detail worth checking before booking transportation or accommodation. Official event pages should remain the primary source for operational details such as the address, schedule, age restrictions and sales status.
The announcement also shows that the "I Love My Computer and It Loves Me Tour" is moving beyond the framework of the original fall run and becoming a multi-month North American tour extending across the turn of the year. After an additional date in San Francisco in November and festival performances at the end of December, Ninajirachi will return to the road in Portland as early as January 5. With sales for the new dates beginning on September 23 and 24, the next few days will provide the first real indication of demand for the expanded block. Until then, it is confirmed that the U.S. and Canadian portion of the tour will receive a new continuation of eleven January dates, with the finale at Igloofest in Montreal.
Sources:
- Consequence Concerts - announcement of new tour dates, January 2027 schedule, support performers and artist presale (link)
- Live Nation - official list of some upcoming Ninajirachi concerts, including Minneapolis, Charlotte, Washington and Toronto (link)
- AXS - official event page for Portland, with the date, schedule and start of general sale (link)
- AXS - official event page for MegaCorp Pavilion in Newport on January 12, 2027 (link)
- McMenamins Crystal Ballroom - confirmation of the Portland concert on January 5, 2027, and basic event information (link)
- The Anthem - official page for the Washington concert on January 16, 2027, schedule and general sale date (link)
- The Bowery Presents - official confirmation of the Terminal 5 concert in New York on January 18, 2027 (link)
- The Bowery Presents - fall performances with MGNA CRRRTA as support, including Brooklyn Steel (link)
- Igloofest Montreal - official festival schedule featuring Ninajirachi on January 23, 2027 (link)
- ARIA - official information on Ninajirachi's three awards at the ARIA Awards 2025 (link)
- ARIA Charts - information on the chart positions of the album "I Love My Computer" in Australia in January 2026 (link)
- triple j / ABC - J Awards 2025 results and awards for the album "I Love My Computer" and the music video "Fuck My Computer" (link)
- Pitchfork - context for the debut album "I Love My Computer", its genre elements and technological concept (link)
- Mixmag Australia - interview about the collaboration between Ninajirachi and MGNA CRRRTA on the song "Angel Music" (link)