Eric Prydz Maps Out Fall North American Tour as Tickets Go On Sale

Eric Prydz is closing out 2026 on this side of the Atlantic. The Swedish icon has announced a 12-stop North American tour running from Halloween weekend through early December — and if you want in, general on-sale opens today at 10am local time, with the artist pre-sale having kicked off yesterday.

The routing hits a nice mix of legendary rooms and newer spaces. It starts October 30 at Miami’s Factory Town for Hocus Pocus — a Halloween-adjacent Prydz show in that venue is about as good as bookings get — followed by San Francisco’s Club Darc at Pier 48 on October 31. From there: Ultra Mexico on November 8, Echostage in DC on November 20, The Concourse Project in Austin on November 21, District Atlanta on November 25, Denver’s Mission Ballroom on November 27, Big Night Live in Boston on December 4, and Radius in Chicago on December 5, with Sacramento, Dallas and Houston stops also on the books.

Now for the part that has the forums buzzing: alongside the announcement, Prydz posted a simple “IDs incoming.” Two words, and everyone lost their minds — reasonably so, because the man’s unreleased catalog is the stuff of legend. He’s reportedly completed six new EPs under his Pryda alias, including singles titled “Mygga” and “Modulation.” And in maybe the most tantalizing wrinkle, Steve Angello has been teasing their long-awaited collaboration known to fans as “Bedtime Stories” — a track that first surfaced on EPIC Radio back in 2012. Fourteen years of waiting. Prydz fans are built different.

Some context on why this run matters: Prydz doesn’t do casual North American tours. When we covered his Pryda tour announcement back in 2019, shows sold out almost immediately, and the scarcity has only gotten worse as his HOLO production made stadium-scale spectacle his default setting. This fall run is mostly clubs and mid-size rooms, which means you’re getting Prydz the DJ rather than Prydz the hologram architect — arguably the better version, if you care about the music more than the visuals.

The North American dates also slot alongside his UK autumn tour and a return to Manchester’s Warehouse Project, so this is a proper end-of-year push rather than a one-off victory lap.

If history is any guide, the good rooms on this routing — Factory Town, Echostage, Concourse — will not have tickets by Monday. Registration ran through his official ticket portal; general sale is today at 10am local. Consider this your reminder to stop reading and go set an alarm.