Today, Haiku Hands announce their return to North America this summer with a series of dates across the United States and Canada. Tickets go on sale at noon EST / 9 a.m. PST today. The tour kicks off June 17 in New York City at Baby’s All Right.

Highlights include The Rickshaw Stop in San Francisco on June 26 and The Echo in Los Angeles, California on June 30. They will make two festival stops at Queer/Pride Festival in Seattle on June 25 and 80/35 Fest in Des Moines, IA on July 9. Full tour dates below.

In 2020, Australian electronic dance collective Haiku Hands (Beatrice Lewis, Claire Nakazawa and Mie Nakazawa) released their critically acclaimed self-titled debut album via Mad Decent. With their unrivaled live show, the band quickly amassed legions of fans. Haiku Hands have toured North America on opening dates for Sofi Tukker, Cuppcakke, Chai, Tame Impala and more.

Never one to sit still in the studio, they followed up Haiku Hands with a deluxe edition as well as a limited edition classic black vinyl on Spinning Top Records/Mad Decent. The 16-track deluxe edition included new singles ‘Shoot The Shot’ and ‘Conclusions’ as well as alternate versions of ‘Onset’ and ‘Fashion Model Art’ which joined favorite albums such as ‘Manbitch’ and ‘Not About You”. “

Rebellious, experimental and wildly unconventional, Haiku Hands was recorded primarily in Melbourne with Joel Ma (Joelistics) and features iconic collaborations with SOFI TUKKER, Mad Zach, Machine Drum, Mirac, Elgusto of Hermitude and Lewis CanCut. Featuring lead singles “Not About You”, “Manbitch” and “Onset”, the 12-track LP explores themes including technology, relationships, the absurd and social commentary.

“The record explores an attitude of empowerment, humor and positivity while delving into darker themes and expressions. We aim to be original in our creative choices, we have been influenced by multiple genres and artists, but we let’s aim to create something that sounds new and different.”, thinks Haiku Hands of the album.

Based in Melbourne and Sydney, the core of Haiku Hands is made up of Beatrice Lewis, Claire Nakazawa and Mie Nakazawa. Together they organize, perform and work as an artist collective, engaging and exploring social norms with their lyrical and visual content. Their influences range from hip-hop to pop, electronic to dance, and more.

Watch the trailer for the new tour here:

Tour dates

June 17 – Baby’s Alright – New York, NY – Tickets

June 24 – The Fox Cabaret – Vancouver, BC – Tickets

June 25 – Queer/Pride Festival – Seattle, WA – Tickets

June 26 – Holocene – Portland, OR – Tickets

June 28 – Rickshaw Stop – San Francisco, CA – Tickets

June 30 – The Echo – Los Angeles, CA – Tickets

July 09 – 80/35 Music Festival – Des Moines, IA – Tickets

July 13 – Petit Campus – Montreal, QC – Tickets

July 14 – The Baby G – Toronto, ON – Tickets