Laufey announces A Matter of Time Tour across North America with Suki Waterhouse

 

Laufey announces A Matter of Time Tour across North America with Suki Waterhouse

Laufey is hitting the road again






.Laufey is hitting the road again.


On Thursday, the "Silver Lining" singer announced in an Instagram post that she is embarking later this year on her new A Matter of Time Tour, which will have stops across North America.


She also announced that Suki Waterhouse will be touring with her.


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"I PRESENT TO YOU… A MATTER OF TIME TOUR 🤍 In North America this fall with angel @sukiwaterhouse!!" Laufey wrote in post's caption.


She added, "Cannot wait to welcome you to the world of #AMatterOfTime."



Laufey performs during the Gold House 4th Annual Gold Gala, May 10, 2025 in Los Angeles.

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The tour will begin at the Kia Center in Orlando, Florida, on Sept. 15 and have stops in Houston, Phoenix, Vancouver, Nashville, Los Angeles and Washington, D.C., before its final stop the TD Garden in Boston on Oct. 27.


Additionally, a press release from Madison Square Garden stated that the singer will be making her headlining debut at the venue Oct. 15.


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