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Worldpeace DMT announces 20 North American concerts for 2027

Worldpeace DMT will take Stick Around for Tea on a 20-date North American tour in 2027. Leo Fincham and Rowan Please begin in Boston on March 12 and finish in Toronto on April 9, with New York, Los Angeles and Chicago among the stops. The duo also released a video for Ivy, filmed around Manhattan.

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Boston opens the March itinerary

Worldpeace DMT, the musical duo of Leo Fincham and Rowan Please, announced a North American tour for its album Stick Around for Tea. The programme contains 20 concerts across March and April 2027. It begins on March 12 at The Rockwell in Boston, in the United States, and finishes on April 9 at The Drake in Toronto, Canada.[1], [2]

The route crosses the United States

After Boston, the duo travels to Philadelphia and New York before Washington and Atlanta. The route then passes through Texas, with concerts in Houston and Austin, and continues west through Phoenix and San Diego. Los Angeles and San Francisco follow. Northwestern dates in Seattle and Portland lead into an April run through Boise, Denver, St. Louis, Chicago and Cleveland before the Toronto closing concert.[1]

Ivy arrives with a Manhattan video

The duo also shared a video for the song Ivy, filmed around Manhattan in New York. The tour announcement followed the online circulation of their live rendition of songwriter Joni Mitchell’s Big Yellow Taxi, performed with a cowbell. Stick Around for Tea is the album named for the new concert programme; the duo’s earlier mixtape Flowers Powers was also released this year.[1]

References

  1. News sourcePitchforkWorldpeace DMT announces 20-date tour for new album↩1↩2↩3
  2. News sourceConsequenceWorldpeace DMT announces 2027 North American tour↩