Bill Callahan, the introspective American singer-songwriter known for his minimalist folk and indie rock compositions, embarks on the Bill Callahan Tour in 2025. This tour supports his latest single, "Porcupine Tattoo", a collaboration with Noah Cyrus. The tour commences on July 2 in London, UK and spans the United States and Europe. Notable stops include London, Paris, Berlin and Dublin. Throughout the tour, Callahan is joined by Jerry David DeCicca, enhancing the live experience with their collaborative performances. Festival appearances include Les Nuits de Fourvière in Lyon on June 30 and Days Off in Paris on July 1, where he shares the stage with Beth Gibbons. Additionally, Bill Callahan will perform at The Treelawn on Waterloo in Austin on April 22 with Ryan Davis. Don't miss the opportunity to experience the Bill Callahan Tour live.
Bill Callahan Tour
USA, Europe Concerts
Feb 15, 2026 – Feb 15, 2026
Bill Callahan Tour : Dates, Tickets & Info
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About Bill Callahan
Bill Callahan, born in 1966 in Silver Spring, Maryland, is a revered lo-fi, alt-country, and indie folk artist known for his deep voice and sparse, poetic songs like “Jim Cain” and “Too Many Birds.” His latest single, “Porcupine Tattoo,” features Noah Cyrus. The Bill Callahan Tour begins July 2 in London, spanning the US and Europe.
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Where is Bill Callahan touring in 2026?
Bill Callahan Tour Dates 2026:
Aug 22 - The Federal Theatre - Denver, Denver, CO
Aug 24 - Shrine Social Club, Boise, ID
Aug 25 - Revolution Hall, Portland, OR
Aug 26 - Neptune Theatre, Seattle, WA
Aug 28 - The UC Theatre, Berkeley, CA
Aug 29 - Sid The Cat Auditorium, South Pasadena, CA
Aug 30 - Sid The Cat Auditorium, South Pasadena, CA
Sep 30 - Wylam Brewery, Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
Oct 02 - Aviva Studios, home of Factory International, Manchester, UK
Oct 04 - Leeds Irish Centre, Leeds, UK
Oct 05 - Roundhouse, London, UK
Oct 06 - Theatre Royal - Brighton, Brighton And Hove, UK
Oct 08 - Le Trianon, Paris, France
Oct 10 - Melkweg, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Oct 11 - De Oosterpoort, Groningen, Netherlands