Tour news: BINI goes global

Filipino girl group BINI have announced their Signals world tour, promoted by Live Nation, after the band recently became the first act from the Philippines to perform at Coachella.

The tour will begin with three dates in the Philippines spaced out in June and July, followed by a swift 11-date North American run spanning August, as well as six European dates led by an appearance at OVO Arena Wembley in London. A second two night Asian leg will end the tour, culminating at Taipei’s City Exhibition Hall on 15 November.

Promoters said the band would introduce “a more confident, global-facing sound that reflects their growing presence on the international stage” led by the breakout single Blush, in what will be their second world tour.

Meanwhile, LCD Soundsystem has announced an extension to its North American tour dates to September. New dates begin in Vancouver on 7 August and will run until 20 September, when the ru will end in Atlanta.

The dates are made up of amphitheatre shows in secondary market cities, including Troutdale, Oregon, and Bonner / Missoula, Montana, alongside Vancouver, Minneapolis, and Atlanta. The initially announced dates for the run will begin this week (30 April) in Boston.

Beck announced his Ride Lonesome Tour this week, following the release of a new single which shares its name. Once again, Vancouver will see the first of 25 dates on 16 September at the city’s Queen Elizabeth Theatre. The US West Coast will follow, featuring stops in Portland, Los Angeles, and two nights in San Francisco.

Perhaps the highlight of the tour is a stop at Colorado’s Red Rocks Amphitheatre, with the run largely consisting of theatre and auditorium venues across North America.

Geese have announced a North American and European tour which will see them perform 46 dates to build on momentum which recently landed the band at Coachella. The tour will begin with a single European date at Barcelona’s Primavera Sound, before the group embarks on a North American run consisting of nine festival appearances across June and July.

Returning to Europe, the band will then make a run across festivals including  Øya, Way Out West, Syd For Solen, Flow, Unaltrofestival, Pukkelpop, and Lowlands. The UK and Ireland follows, punctuated by appearances at Reading, Leeds, and Electric Picnic, before another run across festivals and theatre shows in the US until November.

Live Nation will also promote K-Pop band Aespa‘s global LIVE TOUR – SYNK : COMPLæXITY. The tour will comprise 25 performances, beginning in Seoul and Taipei in early August, before a South American leg consisting of dates in São Paulo, Santiago, Lima, and Mexico City.

Ten North American arena shows will follow between 15 September (Hamilton) and 11 October (Vancouver), before a nine-date European arena run beginning in January concludes at Paris’ Accor Arena on 2 February 2027.

In the UK, Suede and Manic Street Preachers have announced a co-headlining tour of the country’s arenas for Autumn. The tour will start at Glasgow’s OVO Hydro on 28 October, then proceeding with shows in Leeds, Manchester’s Co-op Live, Cardiff’s Utilita Arena, and London’s O2, among others.  It will mark the first time the bands toured together since 1994.

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