Following the release of her debut album SUCKERPUNCH, and sold-out, headline shows in New York City and Los Angeles, Maggie Lindemann has announced her first headline tour. Maggie’s 2023 tour will see her make her way through the U.S., UK and Australia, performing at Slam Dunk Fest, Rock im Park and Rock am Ring, and supporting Machine Gun Kelly for a special evening in Berlin. Maggie is also gearing up to head out on tour with PVRIS for their UK dates this month, playing Manchester on 22nd January, then Glasgow and Birmingham before finishing up in London.
Tickets will be available here at 10 AM local time today
“I’m so happy to finally be going on my first headlining tour,” Maggie shares. “I’m very excited to meet everyone….to finally be able to perform this album is going to be awesome. The energy is going to be crazy; I can’t wait.”
Building on the sharp songwriting and singularly honed-in sounds she’d established on her acclaimed 2021 debut EP PARANOIA, Maggie’s full-length SUCKERPUNCH (>78 million streams) chronicles a journey of self-discovery and actualisation over the course of its 15 tracks. Since SUCKERPUNCH’s release, Maggie has earned global acclaim, achieving No. 3 on both Billboard’s Alternative New Albums Chart and Top New Artist Albums Chart.
About Maggie Lindemann:
Having accumulated more than a billion streams since she began releasing music, Maggie’s sound shifted in 2020 to align with her musical inspirations and motivate a generation of young women searching for their own voices.
Maggie’s aim is to overcome adversity that is placed on women in music and create music that speaks to her—not a music executive at a label. At 24 years old, Maggie has uncovered her authentic voice as a songwriter and injected a fierce dose of vulnerability and honesty regarding anxieties, obsessions, and insecurities into her new material. Her new collection of tracks featured on her debut full-length, SUCKERPUNCH, picks up where 2021’s PARANOIA (>200 million streams) left off—with Maggie unapologetically spearheading a generational movement of breaking boundaries and societal expectations placed on women.
SUCKERPUNCH WORLD TOUR DATES:
March 21—San Diego, CA—SOMA – Sidestage
March 22—Los Angeles, CA—Echoplex
March 23—San Francisco—Bimbo’s 365 Club
March 25—Portland, OR—Hawthorne Theatre
March 26—Seattle, WA—Barboza
March 28—Salt Lake City, UT—The Common Wealth Room
March 30—Denver, CO—Bluebird Theater
April 1—Columbus, OH—A&R Music Bar
April 2—Chicago, IL—Thalia Hall
April 4—Cambridge, MA—The Sinclair
April 6—New York, NY—Irving Plaza
April 7—Washington D.C.—Howard Theatre
April 9—Atlanta, GA—Masquerade – Hell Stage
April 11—Houston, TX—House of Blues Bronze Peacock
April 12—Dallas, TX—House of Blues Cambridge Room
May 4—Melbourne, Australia—Prince Bandroom
May 6—Brisbane, Australia—The Triffid
May 7—Sydney, Australia—Crowbar
May 23—London, UK—O2 Academy Islington
May 24—Manchester, UK—Gorilla
May 25—Birmingham, UK—O2 Institute Birmingham
May 27—Hatfield, UK—Slam Dunk Festival
May 28—Leeds, UK—Slam Dunk Festival
May 30—Paris, FR—Boule Noire
May 31—Brussels, BE—La Madeleine
June 2—Amsterdam, NL—Melkweg Old Room
June 3—Nüanberg, Germany—Rock im Park
June 4—Nürburgaing, Germany—Rock am Ring
June 7—Berlin, Germany—Waldbuhne*
*Maggie to support Machine Gun Kelly.
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