Blondshell Announces 2025 Tour: Dates and Highlights

Following the world-wide acclaim of her sophomore album If You Asked For a Picture (Partisan Records), Blondshell (Sabrina Teitelbaum) will be supporting the LP with her worldwide “If You Asked For A Tour.” The tour kicks off on May 28 in San Diego and includes sold-out shows at The 9:30 Club in DC, Brooklyn Steel in Brooklyn, NY, Metro in Chicago, Royale in Boston, and more. Today, she announces a newly added U.S. run in November, following a string of UK and EU dates this September. The tour picks back up on November 10 in Phoenix, AZ, and wraps on November 22 in Cleveland, OH. Blondshell will receive support on this leg from she’s green, Colatura, and The Sonder Bombs. Tickets are on-sale Friday, May 9th at 10:00AM local time here. All dates are below and for more information, please visit https://www.blondshellmusic.com/tour.

Fans in Los Angeles are in luck because tonight Blondshell will be performing a free, stripped down show at Amoeba Hollywood at 5pm PT, following her album release party last Friday in LA – photos HERE, credit Debi Del Grande.

If You Asked For A Picture sees Teitelbaum once again teaming up with producer Yves Rothman to craft a collection as potent and emotionally charged as her acclaimed 2023 debut. The upcoming album brims with an urgency, ambition, and devastating potency hinted at on Blondshell’s 2023 self-titled debut, the specificity, self-examination, and nonchalant humor of which turned her into one of the most lauded new artists in recent memory.

Leading to Friday’s release of If You Asked For A Picture Blondshell shared four of the album’s singles – the cinematic “Event Of A Fire,” the metaphorical beating heart of the album “23’s A Baby,” the stripped-back introspection of “Two Times” and the album’s crushingly catchy “T&A” which Blondshell played on Jimmy Kimmel Live! – watch the performance HERE.

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“If You Asked For A Tour” 2025 – bold = newly announced

NORTH AMERICA

5/6/25 – Amoeba Hollywood – Los Angeles, CA – FREE stripped-down show

5/28/25 – Belly Up Tavern – San Diego, CA ^

5/30/25 – The Fonda Theatre – Los Angeles, CA ^ SOLD OUT

5/31/25 – August Hall – San Francisco, CA ^

6/2/25 – Wonder Ballroom – Portland, OR ^

6/3/25 – The Showbox – Seattle, WA ^

6/6/25 – Soundwell – Salt Lake City, UT ^

6/8/25 – Gothic Theatre – Denver, CO (Venue Upgrade) ^

6/11/25 – Fine Line – Minneapolis, MN * SOLD OUT

6/13/25 – Metro – Chicago, IL * SOLD OUT

6/14/25 – Skully’s Music Diner – Columbus, OH *

6/16/25 – Phoenix Concert Theater – Toronto, ON * (Venue Upgrade)

6/17/25 – Theatre Fairmount – Montreal, QC *

6/19/25 – Royale – Boston, MA % (Venue Upgrade) SOLD OUT

6/20/25 – Brooklyn Steel – New York, NY % (Venue Upgrade) SOLD OUT

6/21/25 – Union Transfer – Philadelphia, PA %

6/24/25 – 9:30 Club – Washington, DC % SOLD OUT

6/26/25 – Orange Peel – Asheville, NC %

6/27/25 – Variety Playhouse – Atlanta, GA %

6/28/25 – Basement East – Nashville, TN % SOLD OUT

9/28/25 – New York, NY – All Things Go Festival @ Forest Hills Stadium

# support from Draag

^ support from Jahnah Camille

* support from Meg Elsier

% support from Daffo

EU/UK TOUR DATES

7/5/25 – London, UK – Finsbury Park @

7/10/25 – Madrid, ES – MadCool Festival

7/12/25 – Trancin, SK – Pohoda Festival

7/13/25 – Vienna, AT – Wiener Stadthalle &

9/2/25 – Dublin, IE – Button Factory + (Venue Upgrade)

9/4/25 – Manchester, UK – New Century +

9/6/25 – Glasgow, UK – Oran Mor Auditorium

9/7/25 – Leeds, UK – Brudenell Social Club +

9/8/25 – Bristol, UK – SWX +

9/10/25 – Brighton, UK – Chalk +

9/11/25 – London, UK – Electric Brixton + (2nd Night Added)

9/12/25 – London, UK – Electric Brixton + SOLD OUT

9/14/25 – Lille, FR – L’Aéronef #

9/15/25 – Paris, FR – Le Trabendo #

9/17/25 – Brussels, BE

9/18/25 – Amsterdam, NL – Paradiso Tolhuistuin #

9/20/25 – Hamburg, DE – Reeperbahn Festival

9/21/25 – Copenhagen, DK – VEGA #

9/23/25 – Berlin, DE – Hole44 #

9/25/25 – Cologne, DE – Helios37 #

@ with Fontaines DC

& with Queens of the Stone Age

+ support from Westside Cowboy

# support from Francis of Delirium6/25 – Glasgow, UK @ QMU + (Venue Upgrade)

U.S TOUR – on sale this Friday, May 9th

11/10/25 – Crescent Ballroom – Phoenix, AZ @

11/13/25 – Mohawk – Austin, TX @

11/14/25 – House of Blues – Houston, TX @

11/15/25 – The Studio at The Bomb Factory – Dallas, TX @

11/17/25 – The Truman – Kansas City, MO @

11/18/25 – Delmar Hall – St. Louis, MO @

11/20/25 – El Club – Detroit, MI @

11/21/25 – Mr. Smalls Theatre – Pittsburgh, PA %

11/22/25 – Beachland Ballroom & Tavern – Cleveland, OH !

@ w/ support from she’s green

% w/ support from Colatura

! w/ support from The Sonder Bombs

Tour poster for Blondshell's 'If You Asked For A Tour' featuring vibrant yellow and black design, depicting a map-like illustration with various symbols, showcasing November 2025 concert dates and supporting acts.

If You Asked For A Picture’s title borrows its title from a 1986 poem by the cherished American writer Mary Oliver, titled “Dogfish.” In it, Oliver grapples with the idea of telling one’s own story: how much to share, how much to keep for oneself — all questions Teitelbaum asked herself while writing the forthcoming LP. “There’s a part of the poem that says: ‘I don’t need to tell you everything I’ve been through. It’s just another story of somebody trying to survive,’” Teitelbaum says. “Something I love about songs is that you’re showing a snapshot of a person or a relationship, and showing a glimpse into a story can be just as important as trying to capture the entire thing. Sometimes it’s even truer to the entire picture than if you tried to write everything down.”

In the studio, Teitelbaum found herself confident and at home like never before, trusting her instincts as she developed an almost telekinetic shorthand with producer Yves Rothman. The result is a record of astounding sonic range – including sky-scraping ballads and colossal hooks that soar over waves of distortion, mixing layered textures and harmonic flourishes, or making unexpected hairpin turns between them. Primary among her production touchstones were unexpected curveballs like Queens of the Stone Age’s Rated R and Red Hot Chili Peppers’ Californication. Teitelbaum reveled in appropriating those hyper-masculine aesthetics for her uncompromising examinations of young womanhood, playing with performances of gender in rock. “It’s empowering for me to use sonic references that feel reserved for men,” she explains.

In the time since Blondshell, the image of Teitelbaum’s life has changed considerably. As the accolades accrued she spent more time on the road than at home. This rootlessness naturally impacted Teitelbaum’s relationships with others and with herself. “When you travel a lot, you see different possibilities for who you can be,” Teitelbaum says. “So there were a lot more questions coming up. What do I want my life to look like? Maybe it’s just the nature of being two years older, but I’m more comfortable with nuance now, and I’m more comfortable with gray areas.” There’s an open-endedness to where If You Asked For A Picture lands: it’s a no-skips, triumphant sophomore record that captures the unresolved process of figuring out who you are, too wise to suggest that it has a definitive answer. Read the full bio for If You Asked For A Picture here.