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Jazmin Bean announces ‘Traumatic Livelihood’ world tour

The run of international dates will bring them to venues in the UK, Europe, and North America.

Jazmin Bean announces 'Traumatic Livelihood' world tour

Former DIY digital cover star Jazmin Bean has unveiled plans for an Autumn 2024 world tour, in support of their acclaimed debut album ‘Traumatic Livelihood’.

Kicking off in Vancouver on 7th September, the run will see them visit cities across North America before making the trip back across the pond to Europe and the UK in October, concluding at Manchester’s Gorilla at the end of the month. Tickets will go on general sale this Friday, 24th May, via Jazmin’s website.

You can read our recent In Deep interview with Jazmin and find out the details of where they’ll be stopping off on The Traumatic Livelihood World Tour below.

The Traumatic Livelihood World Tour

SEPTEMBER 2024
07 Vancouver, BC, Vogue Theater
09 Seattle, WA, The Showbox
10 Portland, OR, Crystal Ballroom
12 San Francisco, CA, The Regency Ballroom
14 San Diego, CA, The Observatory North Park
15 Santa Ana, CA, Observatory
16 Los Angeles, CA, The Fonda Theatre
18 Salt Lake City, UT, The Complex
19 Englewood, CO, Gothic Theatre
21 Dallas, TX, Granada Theater
23 Nashville, TN, Eastside Bowl
25 Detroit, MI, Saint Andrew’s Hall
26 Milwaukee, WI, The Rave / Eagles Club
27 Chicago, IL, House of Blues
29 Toronto, ON, The Axis Club
30 Montreal, QC, Le Studio TD

OCTOBER 2024
02 Philadelphia, PA, Union Transfer
03 Hamden, CT, Space Ballroom
05 Boston, MA, Royale
06 Washington, DC, 9:30 Club
07 New York, NY, Irving Plaza
13 Copenhagen, Pumpehuset
14 Hamburg, Logo
15 Berlin, Hole44
17 Munich, Strom
18 Köln, Luxor
20 Paris, La Bellevilloise
21 Brussels, Botanique
22 Amsterdam, Tolhuistuin
25 London, Heaven
26 Glasgow, SWG3
28 Manchester, Gorilla

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