Remi Wolf Announces The Mud Tour 2027: Radio City Music Hall, Toronto and Red Rocks Among the Major Stops
American singer-songwriter Remi Wolf unveiled the North American schedule for The Mud Tour on October 9, 2026, the same day her third studio album, "Mud", was released. According to the official announcement from Island Records, published by Universal Music Canada, the concert leg in the United States and Canada begins on February 23, 2027, in Washington and concludes on May 22 in Seattle. Among the most notable dates are the February 27 performance at New York's Radio City Music Hall, the March 5 concert in Toronto, and the May 16 show at the Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Colorado. General ticket sales are scheduled to begin on Friday, October 16, 2026, at 10 a.m. local time in each concert city. The announcement connects the release of the new album with an extensive concert schedule spanning two separate parts of the spring season.
The itinerary includes 23 confirmed North American dates, ranging from major urban concert halls to outdoor music venues. The first series runs from February 23 to March 20, while the second resumes on May 6 and concludes on May 22, 2027. In addition to New York and Toronto, performances have been confirmed in Philadelphia, Boston, Detroit, Chicago, Minneapolis, Nashville, Atlanta, Austin, Houston and Vancouver. Different opening acts will participate in the two legs, and the announced dates demonstrate that the tour is not focused solely on a handful of the largest music markets. According to the official announcement, The Mud Tour actually begins in December 2026 with performances in Australia before continuing on the North American continent in February of the following year.
Radio City Music Hall as One of the Tour's Central Venues
The New York concert is scheduled for Saturday, February 27, 2027, at 8 p.m. local time. Ticketmaster confirms that Remi Wolf will perform at Radio City Music Hall, located at 1260 Sixth Avenue in central Manhattan, near Rockefeller Center. Emma Ogier has been announced as the opening act and will accompany Wolf throughout the first North American leg of the tour. The date falls between the February 26 performance in Philadelphia and the March 2 concert in Boston, making New York one of the early stops on the concert itinerary. Its particular prominence in the announcement also stems from the reputation of the venue, which has connected musical concerts, theatrical productions and the history of the American entertainment industry for decades.
Radio City Music Hall opened in 1932 and is one of New York's most recognizable examples of Art Deco architecture. According to the New York Preservation Archive Project, it was designed by architect Edward Durell Stone and interior designer Donald Deskey as part of the development of Rockefeller Center. The venue occupies a special place in Manhattan's cultural history, making a performance there an important concert appearance for the artist, regardless of the final setlist. Visitors should note that this is an indoor concert, with admission and security procedures determined by the venue. Ticketmaster recommends arriving approximately one hour before the performance begins because of bag inspections and possible congestion at the entrances.
Toronto, Chicago and Red Rocks Highlight the Diversity of Concert Venues
The Canadian portion of the March schedule includes Toronto, where the concert is scheduled for March 5, 2027, at Massey Hall. According to the Canadian government agency Parks Canada, the concert hall opened in 1894 and has held National Historic Site status since 1981. It is particularly renowned for its acoustics and its longstanding role in Toronto's musical life, giving this date a different setting from performances in modern multipurpose arenas. Toronto is followed by Detroit on March 7 and Chicago on March 9, where an indoor concert configuration at The Salt Shed has been confirmed. The remainder of the first leg continues through cities in the American Midwest and South, ending in Atlanta on March 20.
One of the most notable May dates is May 16, when a performance is planned at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado, west of Denver. The official Red Rocks website confirms the date and a 7 p.m. local concert start time, with doors opening at 6 p.m. The amphitheatre is recognizable for its stage nestled among massive red sandstone formations, and its architecture was designed by Burnham Hoyt with consideration for the natural surroundings and acoustics. Unlike the New York and Toronto performances in historic indoor venues, this concert will take place outdoors. After Colorado, the final stretch of the tour passes through Montana before reaching Vancouver on May 21 and Seattle on May 22.
Confirmed Dates for The Mud Tour in the United States and Canada
The official schedule lists the following cities, dates and concert venues for 2027. This is the itinerary announced as of October 10, 2026, and visitors should monitor announcements from organizers and individual venues for any possible changes to the program or performance times.
- February 23 – Washington, D. C., The Anthem
- February 26 – Philadelphia, The Met
- February 27 – New York, Radio City Music Hall
- March 2 – Boston, MGM Music Hall at Fenway
- March 5 – Toronto, Massey Hall
- March 7 – Detroit, Masonic Temple Theatre
- March 9 – Chicago, The Salt Shed (indoor venue)
- March 12 – Minneapolis, The Armory
- March 13 – Milwaukee, Landmark Credit Union Live
- March 16 – St. Louis, The Factory at The District
- March 17 – Cincinnati, The Andrew J Brady Music Center
- March 19 – Nashville, The Truth
- March 20 – Atlanta, Coca-Cola Roxy
- May 6 – Austin, Moody Amphitheater at Waterloo Park
- May 7 – Houston, 713 Music Hall
- May 8 – Irving, Toyota Music Factory
- May 10 – Tulsa, Cain's Ballroom
- May 11 – Kansas City, The Midland Theatre
- May 12 – Des Moines, Val Air Ballroom
- May 16 – Morrison, Red Rocks Amphitheatre
- May 19 – Bonner, KettleHouse Amphitheater
- May 21 – Vancouver, PNE Forum
- May 22 – Seattle, WaMu Theater
According to the schedule released by the record label, Emma Ogier has been announced as the opening act for concerts from Washington through Atlanta. Annabelle Dinda will take over that role during the May leg, from Austin to Seattle, including Red Rocks. The two artists are therefore associated with different stages of the same tour rather than with every individual date. Organizers have not yet released a complete list of songs Remi Wolf will perform at each show. It has also not been confirmed whether every venue will feature the same stage production, meaning details may vary between individual concerts.
The Album "Mud" Features Eleven Songs and a Different Approach to Recording
The tour was announced on the same day that the third studio album, "Mud", was released through Island Records on October 9, 2026. The release contains eleven songs, including the previously introduced singles "Twiggy", "Bottle" and "I Won't Cry". The record label states that Wolf performed "I Won't Cry" on the television show Jimmy Kimmel Live! on October 8, immediately before the album's release. The tracklist also includes "Champagne", "Jamie", "Covered in Mud", "Moon So High", "Wine Drunk", "Guess" and "Yellow Rose". The album provides the immediate musical reason for the concerts, although the official announcement does not specify how many new songs will be included in the live repertoire.
According to the account of the album's creation published by Universal Music Canada, work began in Nashville, while an important part of the creative process took place in Big Bear, California. Wolf collaborated there with her longtime collaborator Jared Solomon, as well as musicians and songwriters Jack DeMeo, Jamie McLaughlin and Gigi Grombacher. The material was subsequently developed during recording sessions at New York's Electric Lady studio, with the final sessions taking place in Joshua Tree. The official description emphasizes collaborative playing, live instruments and spontaneity, in contrast to an approach centered on meticulous studio refinement of every detail. Such an approach suggests a more musically open framework for the performances, although the tour itself will have to demonstrate how the album ultimately sounds on stage.
The new album has also received critical reviews. In a review published on October 9, music publication Pitchfork describes "Mud" as a dynamic but uneven release, praising the singer's voice, expressiveness and several particularly strong songs. The review specifically highlights "Jamie" and "Bottle" and also mentions a collaboration with John Mayer on "Moon So High". This reception indicates that the new material is viewed as a shift toward a more intimate, instrument-focused sound rather than merely a continuation of her earlier playful pop style. At the concerts, audiences in a larger number of cities will have their first opportunity to hear how this new repertoire fits into the performances for which Wolf has become known.
From "Juno" and "Big Ideas" to Performances on Two Continents
"Mud" follows the debut album "Juno" from 2021 and the second studio album "Big Ideas" from 2024. During that period, Remi Wolf developed a distinctive style combining pop, funk, soul and elements of alternative music, characterized by powerful vocals and varied arrangements. According to biographical information provided by the record label, she has performed at the Coachella, Lollapalooza and Bonnaroo festivals and shared concert lineups with artists such as Paramore, Lorde and Olivia Rodrigo. The new series of headline performances continues the development of her live career following earlier festival appearances and touring experiences. At the same time, it provides an opportunity to introduce songs from the new album to audiences across several different markets.
Several other performances connected with the album's release are scheduled before the North American dates begin. A concert at The Fonda Theatre in Los Angeles has been confirmed for October 10, 2026, followed by a performance at Webster Hall in New York on October 13. Australia follows in December, including the Spilt Milk festival in Canberra, on the Gold Coast, in Geelong and Perth, as well as separate concerts in Sydney and Melbourne. Leyla Ebrahimi has been announced as the opening act for the latter Australian performances. It is important to distinguish these concerts from the spring 2027 schedule: although Los Angeles is mentioned as part of the album promotion, the currently announced list of North American dates for 2027 does not include a concert in that city.
When Do Ticket Sales Begin and What Should Concertgoers Know?
According to the announcement from Universal Music Canada, general ticket sales for the North American concerts begin on October 16, 2026, at 10 a.m. local time. Special presales are scheduled earlier for certain performances: the Verizon Shine program in the United States begins on October 12, while the artist's fan presale begins on October 13, also at 10 a.m. local time. The official announcement lists October 15 at 10 p.m. as the end of these early sales periods, with possible special access requirements. Ticketmaster's page for Radio City Music Hall confirms that general sales begin on October 16 at 10 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time. Since presales apply to a portion of the available seats, the availability of individual ticket categories after general sales begin may vary.
For the New York concert, Ticketmaster specifies a limit of four tickets per buyer and states that delivery of purchased tickets is delayed until February 24, 2027. The platform also warns that tickets will not be available at the venue's box office on the first day of public sales, and that published prices include fees before any applicable taxes. Exact amounts and availability depend on the individual event and the selected seating category, so it would not be appropriate to present a single ticket price for the entire tour. Visitors traveling to New York can consider accommodation near Radio City Music Hall in advance, particularly if they plan to arrive from another city or country. At every location, visitors should check the final door-opening time, bag policies and admission conditions on the concert venue's official website.
The concert at Radio City Music Hall will therefore be one of the first opportunities to present "Mud" to a larger New York audience following the Webster Hall performance announced for October 13, 2026. Toronto in March and Red Rocks in May offer different concert environments, while the final dates in Vancouver and Seattle complete the announced North American itinerary. At present, the cities, venues and basic ticket sale dates have been confirmed, but the complete setlist and any potential additional dates have not. These details will ultimately determine the final shape of the tour that Remi Wolf is undertaking in support of her third studio album.
Sources:
- Universal Music Canada / Island Records – official album announcement, complete tour schedule, opening acts and presales (link)
- Ticketmaster – details of the Radio City Music Hall concert, start time and ticket purchasing conditions (link)
- Red Rocks Amphitheatre – confirmation of the date, schedule and information about the concert venue in Morrison (link)
- Parks Canada – history and cultural status of Massey Hall in Toronto (link)
- New York Preservation Archive Project – history and architecture of Radio City Music Hall (link)
- Pitchfork – critical review of the album "Mud" and its musical content (link)
- Pollstar – independent confirmation of the tour announcement, additional concerts and opening acts (link)