Echos and Summer Hoop have officially joined forces for a co-headlining US run this December, bringing their respective worlds of catharsis, atmosphere, and emotional honesty across nine upcoming dates. Beginning in Kansas City, the tour kicks off on December 3rd and closes out on December 12th in Nashville. Together, Echos and Summer Hoop make for a compelling live pairing that approach vulnerability from different angles, but united by a shared ability to turn emotional fallout into something communal.
Echos enters the tour following the release of her album “QUIET, IN YOUR SERVICE” and her feature on Starr Adara’s “FUNERAL“. Known for pairing cinematic production with stark, intimate songwriting, Echos continues to create music that lives in the space between devastation, release, and survival.
Sharing her excitement for the upcoming run and the intimate, in-the-moment energy she hopes to create on stage, Echos shares:
“I am so excited for this upcoming tour with Summer Hoop. I love her music so much so it will be a blast to be able to watch her show each night! I’m also really looking forward to performing a lot of new and unreleased music at these shows too. I think in a world that feels so hyper digital at all times being able to perform songs that aren’t out yet makes them feel like they only exist in those moments which ties me to the present energy with the audience and feels very sacred. It’s probably my favorite part about touring along with seeing parts of the country I’ve never been to before.”
Bringing in the momentum of “Tore Up (ft. Asha Locke of GILT)” taken off of her forthcoming EP, “Self Disrespect“, Summer Hoop joins the tour amid a bold, self-aware new era. Out November 6, “Self Disrespect” finds the dark-pop artist confronting reckless habits and self-sabotaging patterns that surface in the pursuit of being loved without having to diminish the parts of herself that feel too loud.
Teasing the chaos in store for the upcoming dates, Summer Hoop adds:
“Summer Hoop x Echos world domination is happening in December and I’m so excited. Can’t wait to revisit the cities that I’ve loved playing in the past AND rip shows in the places I’ve never been to, especially with an incredible talent like Echos. Maybe, I’ll play every song off of my new EP “Self Disrespect”, or maybe, I’ll open up a mosh pit every night. Either way, you’ll have to go to find out.”
Stay tuned for more news from Echos & Summer Hoop soon.
ECHOS & SUMMER HOOP
CO-HEADLINER 2026
December 3 – Kansas City, MO – The Rino
December 4 – Tulsa, OK – Whittier Bar
December 5 – Dallas, TX – TX Tea Room
December 6 – Austin, TX – 3TEN
December 7 – Houston, TX – The End
December 9 – Tampa, FL – The Orpheum
December 10 – Orlando, FL – Conduit
December 11 – Atlanta, GA – Vinyl
December 12 – Nashville, TN – The ’58 at Eastside Bowl
ABOUT ECHOS
ALEXANDRA NORTON, THE VOICE AND SONGSTRESS BEHIND ECHOS, WEAVES HER MUSIC FROM THE THREADS OF HER OWN TUMULTUOUS JOURNEY. “IT’S A SANCTUARY,” SHE CONFIDES, HER VOICE A BLEND OF HAUNTING VULNERABILITY AND QUIET STRENGTH, “A PLACE TO MAKE SENSE OF MY PAIN AND GIVE IT A FINAL RESTING PLACE.”
WITHIN THE LABYRINTH OF HER WORDS, SHE DELVES INTO THE DARKEST RECESSES OF HUMAN EXISTENCE—ABUSE, SELF-INFLICTED WOUNDS, AND THE RELENTLESS DANCE WITH THOUGHTS OF OBLIVION. YET, AMIDST THE SHADOWS, SHE ALSO TOUCHES ON THEMES OF RESILIENCE, INTROSPECTION, AND EMPATHY. “IT’S ABOUT EMBRACING THE FULL SPECTRUM OF EMOTIONS,” SHE REFLECTS, “CREATING A SPACE TO FEEL, RELEASE, AND HEAL.”
AS AN ARTIST AND HER JOURNEY—A JOURNEY THAT RESONATES WITH LISTENERS SEEKING SOLACE AND CONNECTION AMID THEIR STRUGGLES.
HER VOICE, LIKE A SPECTRAL ECHO, INVITES LISTENERS TO EXPLORE THE DEPTHS OF THEIR EMOTIONS, RATHER THAN BURY THEM IN SILENCE.
ABOUT SUMMER HOOP
Based out of Tampa, FL, Summer Hoop has always had music at the center of her world. From being involved with theatre throughout her childhood to forming her own bands as she reached her teenage years, music has always been a focus point. “I didn’t ever see anything else for my life. My dad started bringing me to concerts when I was a literal child at 4 years old. His deep love for rock and alternative music got me into music. I’m on a mission to make fresh stuff that feels nostalgic of the things that I’ve loved in the past.” Summer Hoop says about her introduction into music.
Hoop is a powerhouse artist that takes immense pride in her songwriting, wrapping her art in a layer of protection.“Becoming a solo artist felt like the natural next step, because it gives me the creative control to fully shape my sound and vision while still bringing the energy of a full live band.” Hoop says about flourishing as a solo artist. “I’ve been performing with the same group of musicians for years, so I get that dynamic, collaborative feel on stage, but at the same time I can stay true to my own taste and represent myself exactly how I want to.”
Drawing inspiration from iconic artists such as Fall Out Boy, My Chemical Romance and PVRIS just to name a few. Hoop uses her songs as a way to express difficult topics. “I’ve never been great at saying the hard things out loud. Whether that’s in friendships, relationships, or even with family.” Hoop continues. “Writing music is the only space where I can be brutally honest without censoring myself. It’s how I process everything I go through, because if I don’t write it down, it just sits in me.”
Now, with the announcement of her upcoming EP, “Self Disrespect”, Summer Hoop continues to push deeper into emotionally charged territory. The track explores obsessive devotion, sacrifice, and self-destruction, building on the intensity of her previous releases while marking her debut release via Oxide Music.
Hoop has hit incredible milestones throughout her career, being featured on Bilmuri’s track, “THE VOID APPROACHETH” along with Lost In Separation’s “Higher” and sharing the stage with notable acts such as Pierce The Veil, Adam Lambert and Twenty One Pilots. “My songs are like a no-filter version of my thoughts — sometimes dark, lots of times funny, but always real.” Hoop says reflecting on her discography, “Human connection, friendship, and love are painful and confusing a lot of the time, but they’re also the best things we get to experience in this life. My music is about holding both truths at once — the chaos and the beauty.”
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