Aaron Hibell Announces Debut North American SYNCHRONICITY Tour Following Sold-Out Fall Run

This April, Hibell kicks off his highly anticipated debut North American run — a 24-date stretch that will bring his immersive live experience to cities across the U.S. and Canada. After selling out four consecutive nights in both Los Angeles and New York last fall, the momentum is clearly real — and it’s only getting bigger.

The SYNCHRONICITY Tour Is More Than a Show

The SYNCHRONICITY tour isn’t just a DJ set. It’s designed as a fully immersive, cinematic experience. Hibell’s performances are known for transforming venues into atmospheric, world-built environments — blurring the line between concert and visual art installation. Expect sweeping production, emotional builds, and the kind of layered electronic storytelling that feels more like stepping into a film than attending a club show.

The announcement arrives at a peak moment for the rising producer. Recently, Hibell live-streamed a performance from an abandoned power plant on Twitch, debuting his upcoming album in a setting that perfectly captured his larger-than-life aesthetic. It reinforced what fans already know: Hibell doesn’t just release music — he builds entire universes around it.

New Album SYNCHRONICITY Drops March 6

The tour supports his forthcoming album SYNCHRONICITY, arriving March 6. The project follows a strong 2025 run that included standout singles like:

• “nocturnal”

• “morning light”

• “set me free” (with Alex Wann)

• “s.o.s.”

With expansive production and emotional depth at the core of his sound, Hibell continues carving out a lane that feels cinematic, atmospheric, and forward-thinking.

Adding to the excitement, he’s also slated to appear at major international festivals this year, including Tomorrowland in Belgium and the Cercle Festival at France’s National Air and Space Museum — a major co-sign for an artist still early in his global breakout.

Tickets & Presale Info

• Artist Presale: Thursday, February 19 at 10am PST

• General On Sale: Friday, February 20 at 10am PST

Given last fall’s sellouts, early access is likely the move.

SYNCHRONICITY North American Tour Dates

April

• 04/21 – Toronto, ON – Opera House

• 04/23 – New York, NY – BK Steel

• 04/25 – Montreal, QC – SAT

• 04/28 – Washington, DC – Union Stage

• 04/30 – Atlanta, GA – Terminal West

May

• 05/01 – Nashville, TN – The Mil

• 05/05 – Orlando, FL – Celine

• 05/07 – St. Petersburg, FL – Jannus Live

• 05/08 – Jacksonville, FL – Decca Live

• 05/09 – Miami, FL – Zey Zey – Zaku Stage

June

• 06/09 – Denver, CO – Cervantes’ Masterpiece

• 06/11 – Minneapolis, MN – Fine Line

• 06/12 – Chicago, IL – Outset

• 06/13 – Detroit, MI – Magic Stick

• 06/18 – Houston, TX – Bronze Peacock

• 06/19 – Dallas, TX – Echo Lounge & Music Hall

• 06/20 – Austin, TX – Brushy Street Commons

• 06/23 – Phoenix, AZ – Crescent Ballroom

• 06/24 – San Diego, CA – Music Box

• 06/25 – Los Angeles, CA – Fonda

• 06/27 – San Francisco, CA – Regency

July

• 07/09 – Portland, OR – Wonder Ballroom

• 07/10 – Seattle, WA – The Showbox

• 07/11 – Vancouver, BC – Commodore

With a debut album on the way, major festival slots locked in, and a production concept built for immersion, Aaron Hibell’s 2026 is shaping up to be a defining year. If last fall’s sellouts were any indication, this run won’t stay available for long.