Ninajirachi Adds 12 North American Dates to Tour

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Australian producer Ninajirachi has announced 12 additional North American dates for her I Love My Computer and It Loves Me tour, extending the run into early 2027 following strong demand.

Ninajirachi is expanding her North American touring, adding 12 new dates to the I Love My Computer and It Loves Me tour that push the run into early 2027. The additional shows follow her initial seven-date North American leg and reflect surging demand from promoters.

The new dates begin November 19 in San Francisco, followed by a January run through Portland, Seattle, Minneapolis, Chicago, Cincinnati, Atlanta, Charlotte, Washington D.C., New York, Toronto and Montreal. Rising producer IKEDA will open all new shows. A presale begins September 24 at 10 a.m. local time, with general on-sale on September 25 at 10 a.m. local time.

Tour dates:

November 19 — San Francisco, CA
January 5 — Portland, OR (Crystal Ballroom)
January 7 — Seattle, WA (Showbox SoDo)
January 9 — Minneapolis, MN (The Fillmore)
January 10 — Chicago, IL (Radius)
January 12 — Cincinnati, OH (Megacorp Pavilion)
January 14 — Atlanta, GA (The Eastern)
January 15 — Charlotte, NC (The Fillmore)
January 16 — Washington, DC (The Anthem)
January 18 — New York, NY (Terminal 5)
January 22 — Toronto, ON (History)
January 23 — Montreal, QC (Igloofest)

The expansion follows a breakout year for the 26-year-old Australian producer. Her 2025 debut album I Love My Computer peaked at No. 12 on the ARIA Albums Chart and won three awards at the 2025 ARIA Awards, including Best Solo Artist. The album also won the 2025 Australian Music Prize for Album of the Year and triple j’s Album of the Year.

Ninajirachi made her Coachella debut this year and performed at Primavera Sound, Lollapalooza and other major festivals. She also supported Tame Impala on the Australian leg of his Deadbeat tour. Her single WannaCry with electro-pop innovator Porter Robinson, released in July, debuted at Coachella and marked a full-circle moment—her first concert was a Porter Robinson show at Sydney’s Enmore Theatre over a decade earlier.