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Billie Eilish back in Prague! One of the biggest stars of the world music scene will return to Prague’s O2 arena next year
One of the biggest stars of the world music scene, Billie Eilish, will return to Prague’s O2 arena next year, where she will present her latest album “HIT ME HARD AND SOFT”.
Following the news of her highly anticipated third studio album HIT ME HARD AND SOFT, set for release on May 17, Billie Eilish has announced arena dates, produced by Live Nation, for her HIT ME HARD AND SOFT: THE TOUR. Starting in September 2024, Eilish will embark on her North American leg of the tour which runs through to the end of December 2024. The tour will continue in Australia starting February 2025 ahead of her European, U.K., and Ireland arena dates starting in April until late July. For a full list of tour dates, visit billieeilish.com.
Billie Eilish’s forthcoming album, HIT ME HARD AND SOFT was written by Billie Eilish and FINNEAS, her brother and long-time collaborator, who also produced the album. HIT ME HARD AND SOFT will be available on all digital platforms, and in a continued effort to minimize waste and combat climate change; across all physical formats in limited variants on the same day, with the same track-listing and using 100% recyclable materials.
Charity Fee
The funds collected based on the ticket price being increased by the event organizer will be transfered to the artist for the purpose of supporting a charity organization of the artist’s choice.
Billie Eilish will continue her long-standing partnership with environmental nonprofit REVERB on this tour. Building on the success of previous sustainability efforts, this tour will focus on reducing greenhouse gas pollution, decreasing single-use plastic waste, supporting climate action, and updating concession offerings to promote and encourage plant-based food options with Support+Feed and other not-for-profit organizations.
A portion of proceeds from the Changemaker Ticket will support not-for-profit organizations addressing the impacts of food insecurity and the climate crisis.