Blood Orange, the stage name of Dev Hynes, has announced a major fall tour across Europe, Canada, and the US, running from September 21 through November 30, 2025, with performances in cities like San Francisco, Boston, Montreal, Berlin, Paris, London, Toronto, and Brooklyn.

His recent cultural impact includes opening for Harry Styles at Madison Square Garden in 2022, scoring films, and winning a Latin Grammy for his production work in 2024.

Tickets for the tour will go on sale on July 11, with presales starting July 9 for artists and July 10 for venue presales, accessible through official channels like Bandsintown and O2 Priority.

This tour marks Blood Orange's first headlining run since 2019 and follows a successful year where Hynes contributed to albums by Turnstile and Lorde, which achieved high chart positions.

The tour includes multiple collaborations, especially supporting artists like Lorde and Turnstile, with performances at notable venues such as Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Kia Forum, and London's Alexandra Palace.

Blood Orange has also gained recognition on TikTok, with his song ‘Champagne Coast’ going gold after viral success in 2024, and he remains influential in the music scene.

The UK leg of the tour features three consecutive shows at London’s Alexandra Palace from November 8 to 10, with an immersive 'in the round' stage setup for a unique concert experience.

Hynes has performed at major festivals like Portola Music Festival and C2C Festival, and has a history of sold-out shows, including a notable 2018 performance at the Fox Theater in Oakland.

Hynes recently released a new song titled 'The Field' and will perform at the Pitchfork Music Festival Paris on November 3, with more projects planned for 2025.

In September, Hynes will open for Turnstile on their North American tour and support Lorde at several shows, including performances in October and November.

This tour is supported by a series of high-profile performances and collaborations, emphasizing Hynes' versatility as a producer and performer, with performances of hits like 'Best to You' and 'Champagne Coast.'