JADEN & WILLOW ANNOUNCE UPCOMING NORTH AMERICAN CO-HEADLINE TOUR ‘THE WILLOW & ERYS TOUR’
NEW YORK, NY (October 17, 2019) – Visionary siblings, artistic trailblazers, and multiplatinum musical disruptors Jaden and WILLOW join forces for their first co-headline North American tour: ‘THE WILLOW & ERYS Tour.’
The jaunt kicks off November 12 at SOMA in San Diego, CA, rolls through major markets across the country for a month, and concludes on December 19 at The Novo in Los Angeles, CA. Check out the full itinerary below.
Get tickets HERE.
WILLOW continues to make headlines and earn critical acclaim. Her self-titled opus, WILLOW, clocked 18 million-plus streams since its summer release. Recently, she partnered up with Prada for the launch of the Linea Rossa collection. In order to introduce the drop, she took over the London subway for a show-stopping performance touted by Good Morning America, Complex, Dazed Digital, NME, and more. She also lit up social media with an acoustic rendition of “Time Machine” on Instagram, toppling 1 million impressions.
Meanwhile, Jaden reached a creative high watermark on his most recent offering, ERYS. Not only did it surpass 100 million streams, but it also received praise from the likes of Rolling Stone and The Fader. He shows no signs of slowing down or stopping either.
THE WILLOW & EYRS Tour Dates
Nov 12 San Diego, CA SOMA
Nov 13 Tempe, AZ Marquee
Nov 16 Austin, TX Emo’s
Nov 17 San Antonio, TX Aztec Theatre
Nov 18 Houston, TX Warehouse Live
Nov 20 Nashville, TN Cannery Ballroom
Nov 21 Raleigh, NC The Ritz
Nov 22 Atlanta, GA Tabernacle
Nov 24 Washington, DC Echostage
Nov 25 Philadelphia, PA The Fillmore
Nov 26 New York, NY Terminal 5
Nov 30 Chicago, IL Riviera Theater
Dec 1 Royal Oak, MI Royal Oak Music Theatre
Dec 3 Toronto, ON Rebel Complex
Dec 6 Denver, CO The Paramount Theater
Dec 8 Las Vegas, NV House of Blues
Dec 9 Anaheim, CA City National Grove
Dec 10 San Francisco, CA The Warfield
Dec 19 Los Angeles, CA Novo
ABOUT WILLOW
WILLOW transcends categorization. She first made history when 2010’s “Whip My Hair” went double-platinum, cementing her as “the youngest artist in history to achieve a double-platinum single.” Evolving from this frenetic template, 2015’s ARDIPTHECUS gave way to the artful alternative power of The 1st, which New York Times fittingly dubbed the, “soundtrack to your adolescence.” She graced the covers of Teen Vogue, W Magazine, and I-D Magazine in addition to Vanity Fair’s “Hollywood’s Next Wave” issue. Beyond receiving the 2016 Fashion Award for “New Fashion Icons,” Maison Margiela, Chanel, and Stance Socks have all sought her out to front campaigns. She holds the distinction of being “the youngest transatlantic Top 20 artist” and garnered “Outstanding New Artist” at the 2011 NCAAP Image Awards. She fights human trafficking alongside her mother’s organization Don’t Sell Bodies. Plus, she cohosts Red Table Talk on Facebook Watch. Every day, she defies boundaries and borders and defines herself as an individual through and through.
ABOUT JADEN
Jaden initially put a revolutionary vision into play on the 2012 mixtape, The Cool Café. 2014 saw him release Cool Tapes Vol. 2 exclusively on the Jaden Experience- a groundbreaking app enabling direct distribution of a “full album experience.” Amassing nearly half-a-billion cumulative streams by 2019, his full-length debut SYRE bowed in the Top 10 of the Billboard Top Rap Albums Chart and Top Hip-Hop/R&B Chart as well as the Top 25 of the Top 200 in 2017. The lead single “Icon” not only scored 147 million Spotify streams within two years, but it also is certified platinum by the RIAA. In the aftermath, Time extolled him among the “Top 30 Influential Teens of 2017,” and Pandora touted him in its “Artists to Watch of 2018.” The visionary’s 2018 single “Ghost” maintained momentum by putting up 65 million Spotify streams with the catchy and chaotic “Goku” on its heels at 20 million. At the end of the year, he contributed the punchy and punked-out “Way Up” to the chart-topping Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse Original Soundtrack. He was inducted into Spotify's RapCaviar Pantheon on April 2nd, where he was celebrated as one of this year’s breakthrough artists who cemented their place in hip hop culture.
The jaunt kicks off November 12 at SOMA in San Diego, CA, rolls through major markets across the country for a month, and concludes on December 19 at The Novo in Los Angeles, CA. Check out the full itinerary below.
Get tickets HERE.
WILLOW continues to make headlines and earn critical acclaim. Her self-titled opus, WILLOW, clocked 18 million-plus streams since its summer release. Recently, she partnered up with Prada for the launch of the Linea Rossa collection. In order to introduce the drop, she took over the London subway for a show-stopping performance touted by Good Morning America, Complex, Dazed Digital, NME, and more. She also lit up social media with an acoustic rendition of “Time Machine” on Instagram, toppling 1 million impressions.
Meanwhile, Jaden reached a creative high watermark on his most recent offering, ERYS. Not only did it surpass 100 million streams, but it also received praise from the likes of Rolling Stone and The Fader. He shows no signs of slowing down or stopping either.
THE WILLOW & EYRS Tour Dates
Nov 12 San Diego, CA SOMA
Nov 13 Tempe, AZ Marquee
Nov 16 Austin, TX Emo’s
Nov 17 San Antonio, TX Aztec Theatre
Nov 18 Houston, TX Warehouse Live
Nov 20 Nashville, TN Cannery Ballroom
Nov 21 Raleigh, NC The Ritz
Nov 22 Atlanta, GA Tabernacle
Nov 24 Washington, DC Echostage
Nov 25 Philadelphia, PA The Fillmore
Nov 26 New York, NY Terminal 5
Nov 30 Chicago, IL Riviera Theater
Dec 1 Royal Oak, MI Royal Oak Music Theatre
Dec 3 Toronto, ON Rebel Complex
Dec 6 Denver, CO The Paramount Theater
Dec 8 Las Vegas, NV House of Blues
Dec 9 Anaheim, CA City National Grove
Dec 10 San Francisco, CA The Warfield
Dec 19 Los Angeles, CA Novo
ABOUT WILLOW
WILLOW transcends categorization. She first made history when 2010’s “Whip My Hair” went double-platinum, cementing her as “the youngest artist in history to achieve a double-platinum single.” Evolving from this frenetic template, 2015’s ARDIPTHECUS gave way to the artful alternative power of The 1st, which New York Times fittingly dubbed the, “soundtrack to your adolescence.” She graced the covers of Teen Vogue, W Magazine, and I-D Magazine in addition to Vanity Fair’s “Hollywood’s Next Wave” issue. Beyond receiving the 2016 Fashion Award for “New Fashion Icons,” Maison Margiela, Chanel, and Stance Socks have all sought her out to front campaigns. She holds the distinction of being “the youngest transatlantic Top 20 artist” and garnered “Outstanding New Artist” at the 2011 NCAAP Image Awards. She fights human trafficking alongside her mother’s organization Don’t Sell Bodies. Plus, she cohosts Red Table Talk on Facebook Watch. Every day, she defies boundaries and borders and defines herself as an individual through and through.
ABOUT JADEN
Jaden initially put a revolutionary vision into play on the 2012 mixtape, The Cool Café. 2014 saw him release Cool Tapes Vol. 2 exclusively on the Jaden Experience- a groundbreaking app enabling direct distribution of a “full album experience.” Amassing nearly half-a-billion cumulative streams by 2019, his full-length debut SYRE bowed in the Top 10 of the Billboard Top Rap Albums Chart and Top Hip-Hop/R&B Chart as well as the Top 25 of the Top 200 in 2017. The lead single “Icon” not only scored 147 million Spotify streams within two years, but it also is certified platinum by the RIAA. In the aftermath, Time extolled him among the “Top 30 Influential Teens of 2017,” and Pandora touted him in its “Artists to Watch of 2018.” The visionary’s 2018 single “Ghost” maintained momentum by putting up 65 million Spotify streams with the catchy and chaotic “Goku” on its heels at 20 million. At the end of the year, he contributed the punchy and punked-out “Way Up” to the chart-topping Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse Original Soundtrack. He was inducted into Spotify's RapCaviar Pantheon on April 2nd, where he was celebrated as one of this year’s breakthrough artists who cemented their place in hip hop culture.
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