MØ announces her plans for the ‘Plæygirl’ world tour.

      After recently releasing her fourth studio album ‘Plæygirl’ (now available through RCA/Sony), Scandi-pop favorite MØ has unveiled the details for the first leg of her ‘Plæygirl’ world tour. Described as a “dance party” that celebrates the club scene of the 2010s while also featuring aspects of her Nordic heritage, the performances will include specially curated guests and DJ sets, along with a live show by MØ. As she puts it, it’s “a little club, a little punk, a little chaos, and a whole lot of new songs.” The tour’s ‘Phase 1’ will commence grandly at London’s Fabric on October 2, before continuing to various locations throughout the UK and Europe in Autumn 2025 and early 2026. Tickets will go on general sale at 10 am BST this Friday, May 30; see the complete list of dates below.

      OCTOBER 2025

      02 London, Fabric

      03 Manchester, Factory25

      05 Glasgow, Classic Grand

      NOVEMBER 2025

      12 Paris, Trabendo

      14 Zurich, Plaza

      15 Lausanne, Les Docks

      16 Milan, Apollo

      18 Barcelona, La 2 de Apolo

      19 Madrid, Sala Copérnico

      20 Lisbon, LAV

      FEBRUARY 2025

      17 Helsinki, Tavastia

      20 Copenhagen, KB Hallen

      21 Aarhus, ACC

      25 Gothenburg, Pustervik

      27 Stockholm, Slaktkyrkan

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