With the release of her long-awaited third studio album, Hit Me Hard and Soft, Billie Eilish is back on tour—and as an artist and performer, she’s better than ever. Kicking off the world tour in Quebec City this past September and planning to wrap it up in Dublin, Ireland, in July 2025, Eilish has a staggering 81 shows scheduled across North America, Oceania, and Europe.
In 2017, singer-songwriter Billie Eilish broke the internet when she and her brother FINNEAS released the now-iconic single “Ocean Eyes” on YouTube. The track was soon followed by her fan-favorite 2017 EP, Don’t Smile at Me. Since her debut, Eilish has built an impressive discography, including three studio albums: When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?, Happier Than Ever, and Hit Me Hard and Soft. As her popularity continues to soar, Eilish has also become no stranger to accolades. She has collected an impressive array of awards: nine Grammy Awards, two American Music Awards, 20 Guinness World Records, seven MTV Video Music Awards, three Brit Awards, two Golden Globes, and two Academy Awards. At only 22, Eilish has cemented her place in the music industry.
Known for her thought-provoking yet relatable lyrics and infectious beats, Eilish offers something for everyone, whether you’re in the mood to sing along or dance. Over the years, fans have enjoyed watching her expand beyond her signature somber tones to experiment with more upbeat and dynamic tracks. Songs like the break-up pop anthem “Happier Than Ever” and the standout track from her latest album, “Birds of a Feather,” showcase her evolving style. This evolution, combined with a larger production budget and her growth as a performer, sets Eilish up for incredible success. Her latest tour promises an unforgettable evening of fun, laughter, and great music.
This time, Eilish has taken her stage production to the next level by using a 360º setup, allowing her to connect with fans from every angle. After the opening act, as the audience buzzes with anticipation, the lights dim, and the stage is prepared for Eilish. A giant cage is lowered from the ceiling onto the center of the stage. As the arena goes dark, blue lasers matching the color theme of her latest album fill the space, creating an electric atmosphere. The cage and stage are revealed to be giant screens capable of projecting stunning visuals, from nature scenes to the faces of fans in the crowd. The music swells, and before anyone realizes it, Eilish appears atop the cage, inviting the crowd to sing along to her catchy track, “Chihiro.”
As “Chihiro” ends, the intro to “Lunch” begins, sending the audience into a frenzy. Red lasers and spotlights enhance the song’s vibe, and the massive screens ensure that every fan, no matter their seat, can see every moment. Throughout her 90-minute performance, Eilish masterfully balances high-energy moments with intimate ones.
At every show, Eilish takes a moment to quiet the arena, checking in with the crowd to ensure everyone is having a good time and sharing her gratitude for their support. She then picks up the pace, stepping onto a platform that lifts her into the air, making even the farthest seats feel close to the action. Her performance showcases not only her vocal harmonies but also her talent on both acoustic and electric guitars. During “Your Power,” Eilish commands the audience’s attention as she sits center stage on a wooden stool, armed with only an acoustic guitar and a microphone.
After calming the crowd with softer songs, Eilish quickly energizes them again with an electrifying performance of “Happier Than Ever.” Shredding her electric guitar and leaping across the stage, she captivates every fan. The special effects are spectacular, with fire erupting from the stage and the visuals transforming to reflect the mood of each song.
For her grand finale, Eilish leaves the audience on a high note with a fun and uplifting performance of “Birds of a Feather.” As confetti rains down from the ceiling, filling the arena with color, the night comes to a perfect close. Eilish has created a phenomenal experience for both her die-hard fans and casual concert-goers—a night to remember for anyone lucky enough to attend.
