brakence 'marroW' Tour 2027: Every Date, Houston Included, and Wednesday's Presale
brakence is taking marroW on the road in 2027, and the artist presale opens Wednesday, October 28, at 10 AM local time.
The album came out Friday, October 23, on Columbia Records, and the tour arrived four days later. The routing on brakence's official site runs 45 dates. The North American leg opens Thursday, March 4, at SOMA in San Diego and closes Wednesday, April 21, at The Wiltern in Los Angeles. From there it crosses the Atlantic for 14 shows, starting in Dublin on May 15 and ending in Oslo on June 4.
Exclaim! calls him a "Columbus, OH-hailing singer-songwriter, rapper and producer," and Columbus gets its night on Tuesday, April 6, at KEMBA Live!.
brakence presale and on-sale times
Every time below is local to the show, per Columbia Records' announcement.
- Artist presale: Wednesday, October 28, at 10 AM, with the password tiedtocreature. Exclaim! printed the same code.
- General on-sale: Friday, October 30, at 10 AM.
Local time matters more than usual here. Melkweg in Amsterdam puts its sale at 10 AM on Friday, October 30, which lands five hours before New York's 10 AM and eight before Los Angeles'. The venue lists a regular ticket at €29.90 and a VIP package for May 26. The other European dates sell through local promoters, so use the link next to your city.
Three Texas nights in a row
Texas gets a straight run in the second week. Austin is Tuesday, March 9, at Scoot Inn. Dallas follows Wednesday, March 10, at House of Blues Dallas. Houston closes the swing Thursday, March 11, at House of Blues Houston, where Live Nation's listing puts the show at 7 PM.
That puts Houston's brakence night about six weeks ahead of Calvin Harris at Toyota Center on April 23, so the city's spring calendar is filling in on both ends of the size scale.
The other overlap worth knowing is in Salt Lake City. brakence plays Rockwell at The Complex on April 13, the same room where 2hollis opens his Pirouette Tour on February 5.
Every brakence marroW tour date
Dates, cities and venues are from the official tour page. Each venue links to its ticket page where one exists; the rest go to the official tour page.
North America
- March 4: San Diego, CA, SOMA Mainstage
- March 5: Phoenix, AZ, The Van Buren
- March 9: Austin, TX, Scoot Inn
- March 10: Dallas, TX, House of Blues Dallas
- March 11: Houston, TX, House of Blues Houston
- March 13: St. Petersburg, FL, Jannus Live
- March 14: Miami Beach, FL, The Fillmore Miami Beach
- March 16: Orlando, FL, House of Blues Orlando
- March 17: Atlanta, GA, The Eastern
- March 18: Nashville, TN, Marathon Music Works
- March 20: Raleigh, NC, The Ritz
- March 21: Charlotte, NC, The Fillmore Charlotte
- March 23: Silver Spring, MD, The Fillmore Silver Spring
- March 24: Boston, MA, Citizens House of Blues Boston
- March 26: New York, NY, Terminal 5
- March 28: Philadelphia, PA, The Fillmore Philadelphia
- March 31: Montréal, QC, Théâtre Beanfield
- April 1: Toronto, ON, HISTORY
- April 3: Detroit, MI, Saint Andrew's Hall
- April 4: Cleveland, OH, House of Blues Cleveland
- April 6: Columbus, OH, KEMBA Live!
- April 7: Chicago, IL, The Vic Theatre
- April 9: Minneapolis, MN, Varsity Theater
- April 10: Lawrence, KS, Liberty Hall
- April 12: Denver, CO, Ogden Theatre
- April 13: Salt Lake City, UT, Rockwell at The Complex
- April 16: Vancouver, BC, Vogue Theatre
- April 17: Seattle, WA, Showbox SoDo
- April 18: Portland, OR, McMenamins Crystal Ballroom
- April 20: San Francisco, CA, The Regency Ballroom
- April 21: Los Angeles, CA, The Wiltern
UK and Europe
- May 15: Dublin, Ireland, Green Room at The Academy
- May 17: Glasgow, UK, Saint Luke's
- May 19: Manchester, UK, Club Academy
- May 20: Birmingham, UK, Institute 2
- May 21: London, UK, O2 Academy Brixton
- May 23: Paris, France, La Cigale
- May 25: Cologne, Germany, Stadthalle
- May 26: Amsterdam, Netherlands, Melkweg Max
- May 28: Berlin, Germany, Astra
- May 29: Warsaw, Poland, Hydrozagadka
- May 31: Hamburg, Germany, Große Freiheit 36
- June 1: Copenhagen, Denmark, Vega
- June 3: Stockholm, Sweden, Debaster Nova
- June 4: Oslo, Norway, John Dee Live
The album behind the tour
marroW is 18 songs long, and Apple Music carries the line "℗ 2026 Columbia Records, a Division of Sony Music Entertainment." It is his first full-length since hypochondriac, which Apple dates to December 2, 2022, and Columbia's announcement makes the same point.
"ready or noT" came first. The official video went up September 25, and since the rollout led with it, it's the place to start if you're meeting this album cold.
brakence: ready or noT (official video)
The credits reward a slow read. Apple lists Randy Findell as a writer on all 18 songs, with Wyatt Otis on 15 and Hugo Chan on 9. "Helene's Solo" is the only track credited to Findell alone. Jack Obrocki shares credits on "ready or noT" and "Boss Fight," and Josh Kuhn appears once, on "Problem Child." That is a small, steady circle of writers, and the same names keep turning up across the tracklist.
The titles have a habit, too. Look at "death rolL," "guessworK," "tougH" and "traitoR," each one capitalizing its last letter the way the album title does. I will not guess at what it means. I will say it makes the tracklist easy to spot on a screen.
Presale opens at 10 AM on your venue's clock, not the announcement's.
Odessa Vance called it first: brakence, October 27, 2026. Run back "ready or noT."
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