Poppy's Constantly Nowhere Tour Brings Metalcore Spectacle to Major North American Venues

GRAMMY-nominated metalcore artist Poppy has unveiled her Constantly Nowhere North American tour, a 26-date run that promises compelling coverage opportunities across diverse venue types. The tour, promoting her seventh studio album Empty Hands, features French metalcore group Landmvrks and post-hardcore band Thousand Below as support acts.

The tour showcases an interesting mix of venue sizes and formats that will appeal to different media coverage approaches. Major market stops include prestigious theaters like the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles, Riviera Theatre in Chicago, and Paramount Theatre in Seattle. The routing also features several Fillmore venues across Philadelphia, Detroit, Minneapolis, and Charlotte, known for their excellent sightlines and intimate theater atmosphere.

Particularly noteworthy for media professionals are the outdoor amphitheater dates, including Stubb's Waller Creek Amphitheater in Austin and festival appearances at Upheaval Festival in Grand Rapids and Inkarceration Festival in Mansfield, Ohio. These festival slots offer opportunities to cover multiple acts and capture the broader festival atmosphere alongside Poppy's performance.

The tour represents significant coverage potential given Poppy's recent mainstream success. Her collaboration "End of You" with Amy Lee and Courtney LaPlante recently topped Billboard's Mainstream Rock Airplay chart, marking a historic achievement as the first time three women or women-led acts earned a number one position in the chart's 45-year history.

Tickets go on sale February 20 at 10 AM local time, with various presales beginning February 18. The tour kicks off July 7 in Washington, DC and concludes August 19 in Nashville.

Full Tour Schedule

• July 7 — Washington, DC · Echostage

• July 9 — Philadelphia, PA · The Fillmore Philadelphia

• July 10 — New York, NY · The Rooftop at Pier 17

• July 11 — Boston, MA · Roadrunner

• July 13 — Montreal, Quebec · MTELUS

• July 15 — Toronto, ON · HISTORY

• July 17 — Grand Rapids, MI · Belknap Park (Upheaval Festival)

• July 18 — Mansfield, OH · Ohio State Reformatory (Inkarceration Festival)

• July 19 — Detroit, MI · The Fillmore Detroit

• July 21 — Milwaukee, WI · The Rave/Eagles Club The Eagles Ballroom Club Stage

• July 22 — Minneapolis, MN · The Fillmore Minneapolis

• July 24 — Chicago, IL · Riviera Theatre

• July 25 — St. Louis, MO · The Pageant

• July 27 — Omaha, NE · The Admiral

• July 29 — Denver, CO · Fillmore Auditorium

• July 31 — Salt Lake City, UT · The Union Event Center

• August 2 — Seattle, WA · Paramount Theatre

• August 3 — Portland, OR · Roseland Theater

• August 5 — Oakland, CA · Fox Theater

• August 7 — Los Angeles, CA · Hollywood Palladium

• August 8 — Phoenix, AZ · The Van Buren

• August 9 — Albuquerque, NM · Revel Entertainment Center

• August 11 — Austin, TX · Stubb's Waller Creek Amphitheater

• August 12 — Dallas, TX · House of Blues

• August 13 — Houston, TX · House of Blues

• August 15 — Orlando, FL · Hard Rock Live Orlando

• August 16 — Atlanta, GA · Tabernacle

• August 18 — Charlotte, NC · The Fillmore Charlotte

• August 19 — Nashville, TN · Marathon Music Works