The Eusexua Tour was the third concert tour held by English singer, songwriter, and dancer FKA Twigs, in support of her third studio album, Eusexua (2025). The tour was announced on 16 January 2025, starting in Paris, France, on 13 March 2025, and concluding on 23 August 2025 at the All Points East festival in London, England.
Background FKA Twigs embarked in 2019 on the Magdalene Tour, her second concert tour, in support of her sophomore studio album, Magdalene (2018). It abruptly concluded halfway through before the COVID-19 pandemic forced the closure of performance venues and mass gathering events, which led to the recording process of her debut mixtape, Caprisongs (2022). Years later, Twigs' third studio album, titled Eusexua, was announced on 13 September 2024, and released on 24 January 2025.
On 16 January 2025, during her birthday, Twigs formally announced the Eusexua Tour with ten shows across Europe and North America, spanning from March to April 2025, and with appearances at multiple festivals as well. Tickets went on sale on 24 January, and several presales ran from 21 to 23 January. On 21 January, extra dates for Chicago, Toronto and New York City were added due to "high demand". Two days later, an additional second show in London was also announced after tickets quickly sold out. On 6 March, Twigs postponed the initial Berlin and Prague dates of the tour due to "unforeseen production issues", with both shows being rescheduled to 30 and 31 May, respectively. Three weeks later, Twigs posted a video via TikTok to notify the postponement of several North American shows caused by failed visa paperwork for the stage ensemble.
Set list The following set list is obtained from the show in Paris on 13 March 2025. It is not intended to represent all dates throughout the tour. Adapted from the following sources:
March 2025 to April 2025 Act I - The Practice "Thousand Eyes" / "Mary Magdalene" "Figure 8" / "Room of Fools" "Hours" "Striptease" Act II - State of Being "How's That" (interlude) "Eusexua" "Perfectly" / "Drums of Death" "Keep It, Hold It" "Sticky" "Perfect Stranger" "Oh My Love" "Honda" / "Papi Bones" "Childlike Things" / "Ego Death" "Glass & Patron" / "Vogue" "Girl Feels Good" Act III - The Pinnacle "Home with You" "Got to Feel" "Numbers" "Water Me" "Two Weeks" "24hr Dog" Encore - Human Experience "Cellophane"
May 2025 to August 2025 Act I - The Practice "Techno Ballet" (Intro) "Perfect Stranger" "Room Of Fools" "Striptease" "24hr Dog"
Act II - State Of Being "Eusexua" "Perfectly" "Drums Of Death" "oh my love" "honda" / "papi bones" "Glass & Patron" / "Sushi" "Girl Feels Good"
Act III - The Pinnacle "Home With You" "Numbers" "Water Me" "Two Weeks" "Cellophane"
Tour dates + List of concerts, showing date, city, country, venue and opening acts Date (2025) City Country Venue Opening act 13 March Paris France Zénith Paris Koreless 15 March Brussels Belgium Halles de Schaerbeek/Hallen van Schaarbeek 18 March Manchester England Factory International 21 March London Magazine 22 March 30 May Berlin Germany Uber Eats Music Hall 31 May Prague Czech Republic Forum Karlín 5 June Barcelona Spain Parc del Fòrum 8 June Paris France Bois de Vincennes 20 June Lisbon Portugal Parque da Bela Vista 24 June Chicago United States The Salt Shed Koreless DJ Speedsick 25 June 28 June Brooklyn Under The K Bridge Park – 3 July Roskilde Denmark Dyrskuepladsen 4 July Gdynia Poland Gdynia-Kosakowo Airport 5 July Beuningen Netherlands Groene Heuvels 13 July Montreux Switzerland Scene Du Lac 18 July Dour Belgium Plaine de la Machine à Feu 8 August Helsinki Finland Suvilahti 9 August Budapest Hungary Obudai-sziget 16 August Biddinghuizen Netherlands Evenemententerrein Walibi Holland23 August London England Victoria Park
Cancelled shows + List of cancelled concerts Date City Country Venue Reason 6 April Mexico City Mexico Parque Bicentenario Logistic and production issues 11 April Indio United States Empire Polo Club 18 April 19 AprilSan FranciscoBill Graham Civic Auditorium 23 AprilNew York CityKnockdown Center 24 April 30 MarchTorontoCanadaHistoryNo reason provided 31 March
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