Ninajirachi Expands North American Tour with 12 Additional Shows
Australian producer Ninajirachi has added 12 North American dates to her I Love My Computer tour, extending the run into early 2027. The new shows begin in San Francisco and include stops in Portland, Seattle, Chicago, New York, and Toronto, with IKEDA as support. The expansion follows her breakout year, including a debut album, multiple festival appearances, and a collaboration with Porter Robinson.
The tour expansion follows a landmark year for the 26-year-old artist, whose debut album reached No. 12 on the ARIA Albums Chart and earned three ARIA Awards, including Best Solo Artist. The record also claimed the Australian Music Prize and triple j's Album of the Year honors. Her festival season included Coachella, Primavera Sound, and Lollapalooza, plus a support slot for Tame Impala in Australia.
A notable personal milestone anchors the run: her first concert was a Porter Robinson show in Sydney, and she later debuted their collaborative single "WannaCry" together at Coachella. She returned to that same Enmore Theatre stage in 2026 for a sold-out headline show. Tickets for the new dates go on sale Thursday, with a presale opening Wednesday.
This expansion signals growing international appetite for Australian electronic acts, potentially broadening exposure for the genre's regional scene. Fans across North America gain access to a rising artist's live show, while the Porter Robinson collaboration may draw crossover audiences from mainstream electronic pop. The tour's length into 2027 could also influence how emerging producers plan international rollouts, though sustained demand remains to be seen.