Where to catch Tinlicker on tour this fall 2026

Tinlicker Unveils North American Dates for ‘Dreams of the Machine’ Tour.

The Dutch electronic music group Tinlicker has announced their 21-date North American New Live Show & Album Tour in support of the band’s acclaimed LP, Dreams of the Machine. Tinlicker will kick off the U.S. leg of their fourth album tour on September 16.

The announcement of their North American tour follows the success of their 15-date EU run. This marked their first full tour as a trio, with a clear shift from traditional DJ sets to a live-performance format, focusing on mid-to-large venues. The tour included stops in cities such as Berlin, Paris, Amsterdam, London, and Brussels.

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They will be bringing that same format to the U.S. “We’re incredibly grateful for all the positive reactions to our new album. Having finished the journey of our EU tour, we can’t wait to create new memories in North America to visit all these amazing cities and venues, and most of all, to enjoy our concerts with every single one of you. Your energy, your support, and your love mean everything to us. Hope to see you in September/October!” the group shared.

The tour will make stops in major cities, including Chicago, Toronto, Denver, and Los Angeles, with the full list of dates below. Fan presale tickets go on sale April 30, followed by general sale on May 1.

Tinlicker is known for their blend of progressive house, deep house, and indie electronic sound. Dreams of the Machine explores the evolving relationship between humans and technology. As the lyrics pose: “How would a machine dream? What are the boundaries between the physical and the digital world? Can we exist in harmony, organic and digital, humans and machines dreaming together?”

That thematic tension is reflected in the production itself, where live instrumentation, including guitar and orchestral elements, is layered alongside electronic textures.

The album spans a wide sonic range, from high-energy dance tracks to dub techno, acid-driven moments, indie guitar, and emotionally driven vocals. That diversity is what gives the project its depth and impact.

Tour Dates: 
16 SEP House of Blues – Chicago
17 SEP Saint Andrew’s Hall – Detroit
18 SEP History – Toronto
19 SEP History – Toronto
22 SEP 9:30 Club – Washington
24 SEP MTELUS – Montreal
25 SEP Roadrunner – Boston
26 SEP Brooklyn Paramount – New York
29 SEP House of Blues – Dallas
30 SEP Emo’s – Austin
01 OCT House of Blues – Houston
03 OCT Fillmore Auditorium – Denver
04 OCT The Depot – Salt Lake City
07 OCT The Van Buren – Phoenix
08 OCT House of Blues – San Diego
09 OCT The Wiltern – Los Angeles
10 OCT The Midway – San Francisco
13 OCT Knitting Factory – Boise
15 OCT Crystal Ballroom – Portland
16 OCT Vogue Theatre – Vancouver
17 OCT Showbox SoDo – Seattle

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