Eric Prydz Brings His Fall Tour to Houston, Dallas and Austin This November

By Dani Reyes,

A club crowd seen from behind with hands raised under green, pink and red laser beams, a lit DJ booth in the distance.

Eric Prydz in Houston: the quick answer

Eric Prydz plays Ductwork in Houston on Saturday, November 7, 2026. It's a 21+ show, and the night starts at 9 PM. He's at SILO in Dallas the night before, November 6, and he comes back to Texas for The Concourse Project in Austin on Saturday, November 21.

That's three Texas nights on a 12-date run that starts this Friday, October 30, in Miami. All three dates are on Prydz's official site, and each one links out to its own Eventim ticket page.

The three Texas dates

Dallas opens the Texas stretch. SILO's event page lists a 9:00 PM start and an 18+ minimum age, with Cristoph as support, at 1340 Manufacturing St. The Eventim ticket page matches it: 18+, 9 PM.

Houston is the next night, and it's the stricter door. The Eventim listing reads "AGES: 21+" and puts the show at 9:00 PM, running until 2 AM. Disco Presents, the promoter named on that ticket page, prints "Doors 9:00 PM" and "Age Limit 21+," with Cristoph on the bill. The venue's own events page carries the same 9 PM start and 21+ rule. So if you're 18 to 20 and set on seeing him in Texas, Dallas is your night.

Austin closes it out two weeks later. The Eventim page for The Concourse Project bills the show as "21+ Welcome // 9pm - 2am Main Room (Indoors)," and names RealMusic Events at The Concourse Project as the promoter. That page doesn't name an opener.

Tickets

These went on sale in August. EDM.com reported an artist presale on Thursday, August 20, at 10 AM local time, with the general on-sale the next day at the same hour. DJ Mag's tour story says plainly: "Tickets for all shows are on sale now."

Pricing runs in tiers on all three Eventim pages, and the cheaper tiers have been moving. Check the ticket links above before you plan around a price.

The opener has a Pryda connection

Here's the credits thread I like. Cristoph, on the Dallas and Houston bills, isn't a random local add. The artist bio on the Houston venue's events page says "Eric Prydz signed Cristoph to his newly formed Pryda Presents imprint, where tracks like 'Feel' and 'EPOCH' showcased the Geordie's unmistakable sound." In other words, the support act came up through the headliner's own label.

The rest of the run

Here's the full fall run as it appears on ericprydz.com:

EDM.com places the Miami opener at Factory Town, where he plays a DJ set. Houston is his last stop before Ultra Mexico in Mexico City, which comes the very next night.

What he's teasing

Prydz announced this tour in posts captioned "IDs incoming," per DJ Mag and EDM.com. In dance music, an ID is an unreleased track, so fans read that as new music in the sets.

That fits what he's been saying since May. DJ Mag reported a run of posts on X where he floated a new Pryda format: "Classic 2 track Pryda releases ? Or 4 track? They will all come out eventually but will sound better on vinyl plus original concept. Thoughts? I got 6 new 2 track EPs lined up and ready." A follow-up settled it: "2 track it is.. and I like it." He named the first pair, too: "One EP Pryda - Mygga Pryda - Modulation." Those posts name titles, not release dates, so treat the six EPs as a tease for now.

Pryda is Prydz's alias for club-focused house records. The last Pryda release was The Return/Of Me, out August 11, 2023. Apple's ℗ line reads "℗ 2023 Pryda Recordings Limited," so the record sits on his own imprint. That's the same artist-run setup we flagged this weekend on Steven Julien's 808 PRINCE album, which came out on the Apron Records label he runs himself.

Pryda: The Return/Of Me

DJ Mag also notes that his EPIC Radio show came back in March after six years off, and the return episode was all unreleased Prydz material.

Why the club rooms matter

None of the Texas nights is a festival slot. All three are ticketed club shows, and the Houston and Austin pages both list 9 PM to 2 AM windows. That's a different setup from the big-room events we've covered, like the four-night Alexandra Palace run by Fred again.., where we argued the occasion swallowed the music.

His own site makes the producer case in one line: "For over twenty years, Eric Prydz has been synonymous with immaculately produced and unique sounding electronic music." For the side of his catalog released under his own name, here's the title track from his 2016 album Opus, which Spotify credits as "℗ 2016 Eric Prydz Ltd, under exclusive license to Virgin Records Ltd."

Eric Prydz: Opus

Dani Reyes, Behind the Boards. Credits check: Eric Prydz, as Pryda, on 'The Return'.

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