Billie Eilish Hit Me Hard And Soft Tour: ticket prices, pre-sale codes, dates and setlist – Capital

April 30, 2024, 10:48 a.m.

How to get a Billie Eilish Hit Me Hard And Soft Tour presale code and everything you need to know about tickets.

Billie Eilish is back and she has just announced her Hit Me Hard And Soft tour. We’re here to give you all the information you need to see it live.

As soon as Billie Eilish announced her third album “Hit Me Hard And Soft”, fans were patiently waiting for her to reveal if she was going on tour. To date, Billie has headlined six critically acclaimed tours, with the Happier Than Ever tour concluding in April 2023. Since then, Billie has topped the charts with “What Was I Made For?” and now, a whole new era is upon us.

Of course, fans can’t wait to see Billie in concert again – and they’re lucky! In a new Instagram photoBillie has now confirmed the tour alongside a huge list of dates and cities.

So when will tickets for Billie’s tour go on sale? Is there a presale code? How much are the tickets ? Below is a detailed description of everything you need to know.

Billie Eilish Hit Me Hard And Soft Tour presale codes: How to find a presale code for your country

Tickets for Billie’s Hit Me Hard And Soft Tour will go on general sale on May 3 – and yes, there will be several presales.

Ticket pre-sales will begin on April 30 and end on May 1. According to Billie’s Instagram post, fans will be alerted via email about pre-sales in their country.

Similar to the Tour happier than ever, there will likely be a Citi Verified Fan Presale in the US and an O2 Priority Presale in the UK. It’s also possible that there will be separate pre-sales for Live Nation and for fans.

American Express Card members will also have early access to a limited quantity of tickets when using an AMEX Card to purchase tickets.

To give yourself the best chance of securing tickets, we recommend signing up to Billie’s mailing list for pre-sale information as soon as it becomes available.

Billie Eilish Hit Me Hard and Soft Tour Ticket Prices: How Much Will Tickets Cost?

Prices for Billie’s Hit Me Hard and Soft tour have not yet been officially announced. However, fans found out about ticket prices in the Presale Quebec. Standing prices are $233.23 (CA) and tickets in general range from $122.98 (CA) to $452.23 (CA). The tour goes in a round so there are seats behind the stage as well as in front of them.

In terms of conversion rate, if ticket prices are similar by country, this equates to around £135.82/$170.43 for standing tickets and between £71.59/$89.98 and £263.24 / $330.46 overall.

Prices for Billie’s latest arena tour ranged from £47 to £99 in the UK, with standing tickets costing £76. As for U.S. prices for Billie’s latest tour, tickets ranged from $41 to $151.

Can you resell Billie Eilish Hit Me Hard And Soft Tour tickets?

According to Ticketmaster, tickets for the Hit Me Hard And Soft Tour “can only be resold via the Ticketmaster app” at their original price to avoid scalpers.

Hit Me Hard And Soft Tour dates: When is Billie Eilish going on tour in 2024?

Billie’s Hit Me Hard And Soft Tour will begin in September 2024 and continue until July 2025. She will begin the tour in Canada, before heading to the United States. She’ll kick off the 2025 shows in Australia, then top it off with a huge run of shows across Europe.

Billie Eilish Hit Me Hard And Soft Tour locations: which cities will Billie Eilish perform in?

Here’s the full list of cities and dates Billie has announced so far for the Hit Me Hard And Soft tour:

• September 29 – Quebec, QC
• October 1 – Toronto, Ontario
• October 2 – Toronto, Ontario
• October 4 – Baltimore, Maryland
• October 5 – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• October 7 – Detroit, Michigan
• October 9 – Newark, New Jersey
• October 11 – Boston, Massachusetts
• October 13 – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
• October 16 – New York, New York
• October 17 – New York, New York
• October 18 – New York, New York
• November 2 – Atlanta, Georgia
• November 3 – Atlanta, Georgia
• November 6 – Nashville, Tennessee
• November 8 – Cincinnati, Ohio
• November 10 – Saint Paul, Minnesota
• November 11 – Saint Paul, Minnesota
• November 13 – Chicago, Illinois
• November 14 – Chicago, Illinois
• November 16 – Kansas City, Missouri
• November 17 – Omaha, NE
• November 19 – Denver, Colorado
• November 20 – Denver, Colorado
• December 3 – Vancouver, British Columbia
• December 5 – Seattle, Washington
• December 6 – Seattle, Washington
• December 8 – Portland, Oregon
• December 10 – San Jose, California
• December 11 – San Jose, California
• December 13 – Glendale, Arizona
• December 15 – Los Angeles, California
• December 16 – Los Angeles, California
• December 17 – Los Angeles, California
• February 18 – Brisbane, AU
• February 19 – Brisbane, AU
• February 21 – Brisbane, AU
• February 22 – Brisbane, AU
• February 24 – Sydney, AU
• February 25 – Sydney, AU
• February 27 – Sydney, AU
• February 28 – Sydney, AU
• March 4 – Melbourne, Australia
• March 5 – Melbourne, Australia
• March 7 – Melbourne, Australia
• March 8 – Melbourne, Australia
• April 23 – Stockholm, SE
• April 24 – Stockholm, SE
• April 26 – Oslo, NO
• April 28 – Copenhagen, DK
• April 29 – Copenhagen, DK
• May 2 – Hannover, DE
• May 4 – Amsterdam, Netherlands
• May 5 – Amsterdam, Netherlands
• May 7 – Amsterdam, Netherlands
• May 9 – Berlin, DE
• May 29 – Cologne, DE
• May 30 – Cologne, DE
• June 1 – Prague, Czech Republic
• June 3 – Krakow, PL
• June 4 – Krakow, PL
• June 6 – Vienna AT
• June 8 – Bologna, IT
• June 10 – Paris, FR
• June 11 – Paris, FR
• June 14 – Barcelona, ​​ES
• June 15 – Barcelona, ​​ES
• July 7 – Glasgow, United Kingdom
• July 8 – Glasgow, United Kingdom
• July 10 – London, United Kingdom
• July 11 – London, United Kingdom
• July 13 – London, United Kingdom
• July 14 – London, United Kingdom
• July 16 – London, United Kingdom
• July 17 – London, United Kingdom
• July 19 – Manchester, United Kingdom
• July 20 – Manchester, United Kingdom
• July 22 – Manchester, United Kingdom
• July 23 – Manchester, United Kingdom
• July 26 – Dublin, IE
• July 27 – Dublin, IE

Billie Eilish Hit Me Hard And Soft Tour setlist: What songs will she play?

Billie’s tours tend to favor her new albums, so there’s a good chance we’ll hear all 10 tracks of “Hit Me Hard And Soft” as well as “What Was I Made For?” and fan favorites from his previous projects.

We probably won’t know the full setlist until Billie plays her first show.

How long is Billie Eilish going Hit Me Hard And Soft Tour be?

According to LiveNation, concerts on Billie Eilish’s upcoming Hit Me Hard And Soft Tour are scheduled to start at 7:00 p.m. with doors opening at 5:30 p.m. and a curfew at 11:00 p.m.

Instead of playing for four hours, it seems likely that Billie will do a few supporting acts. Traditionally, most artists take the stage around 9:00 p.m. to tour the arenas.

We’ll let you know as soon as we know more.

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