Laufey and Suki Waterhouse announce tour, MSG show. Get tickets today
Laufey is debuting her third studio album in style.
The Icelandic jazz vocalist just announced she'll be taking her record 'A Matter of Time' to arenas and amphitheaters this fall with co-headliner Suki Waterhouse.
That includes not one, not two, not three but four (!) New York shows.
Prior to the tour, Laufey has three smaller solo gigs in NY before teaming up with Waterhouse. These shows go down at Chautauqua's Chautauqua Amphitheater on Saturday, Aug. 2 & Sunday, Aug. 3 and Saratoga Springs' Broadview Stage at Performing Arts Center on Saturday, Aug. 9.
Then, once the 'A Matter of Time Tour' officially takes off, the pair will share the stage at NYC's Madison Square Garden on Wednesday, Oct. 15.
'Cannot wait to welcome you to the world of #AMatterofTime,' the 26-year-old shared on Instagram.
'A Matter of Time' hits shelves Aug. 22. Ahead of the record's release, Laufey has dropped a pair of singles, the beguiling, lo-fi 'Tough Luck' and lilting, smoldering 'Silver Lining,' which sounds like a throwback to midcentury standards.
As for Waterhouse, she's remained prolific after releasing her sophomore 'Memoir of a Sparklemuffin' last September. This year alone, she's dropped the elegant rocker 'Dream Woman' and dusty Stevie Nicks-esque 'On This Love.'
Fans Lauvers can purchase tickets for all upcoming Laufey shows on sites like Vivid Seats; the official on-sale for the 'A Matter of Time Tour' is Friday, June 6.
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Laufey tour schedule 2025
A complete calendar including all tour dates, venues, whether or not Suki Waterhouse will be performing with Laufey and links to buy tickets can be found below.
Suki Waterhouse 2025 festival appearances
Waterhouse also has a few other festival and solo headlining spots lined up this year. Here's where she'll be in addition to the 'A Matter of Time Tour.'
Suki Waterhouse tour dates Festival d'ete de Quebec
July 3-13 at Plains of Abraham in Ville de Quebec, QC, CA
Rod Stewart, Avril Lavigne, Benson Boone, Hozier, Shania Twain Up in the Sky Music Festival
Aug. 8-9 at Buttermilk Mountain in Aspen, CO
Rufus Du Sol, Kacey Musgraves, Glass Animals, Role Model, SG Lewis Leeds Festival
Aug. 21-24 at Bramham Park in West Yorkshire, GB
Hozier, Chappell Roan, Travis Scott, Becky Hill, The Kooks Reading Festival
Aug. 21-24 at Richfield Avenue in Reading, GB
Hozier, Chappell Roan, Bring Me The Horizon, Becky Hill, The Kooks Suki Waterhouse solo show
Aug. 25 at O2 Forum Kentish Town in London, GB
Laufey set list
In June 2024, Laufey headlined at Pittsburgh's Heinz Hall. Based on our findings at Set List FM, these are the songs she took to the stage.
01.) 'Dreamer'
02.) 'While You Were Sleeping'
03.) 'Falling Behind'
04.) 'What Love Will Do to You'
05.) 'Fragile'
06.) 'Let You Break My Heart Again'
07.) 'Beautiful Stranger'
08.) 'Valentine'
09.) 'I Wish You Love' (Keely Smith cover)
10.) 'Like the Movies'
11.) 'Promise'
12.) 'California and Me'
13.) 'Goddess'
14.) 'It Could Happen to You' (Jimmy Van Heusen cover)
15.) 'Haunted'
16.) 'Dear Soulmate'
17.) 'Bewitched'
18.) 'Lovesick'
19.) 'From the Start'
20.) 'Bored'
21.) 'Letter to My 13 Year Old Self'
Suki Waterhouse set list
Last year, Waterhouse went on a solo tour of her own. 'The Sparklemuffin Tour,' in support of the 2024 album, took her all over the country and concluded in Atlanta on Dec. 21. According to Set List FM, here's what she performed that evening.
01.) 'Gateway Drug'
02.) 'Supersad'
03.) 'OMG'
04.) 'Johanna'
05.) 'The Devil I Know'
06.) Blackout Drunk'
07.) 'Helpless'
08.) 'Nonchalant'
09.) 'My Fun'
10.) 'Cannonball' (The Breeders cover)
11.) 'Think Twice'
12.) 'To Get You'
13.) 'Big Love'
14.) 'Moves'
15.) 'To Love'
16.) 'Model, Actress, Whatever'
17.) 'Brutally'
18.) 'Good Looking'
Laufey new music
This forthcoming record will allegedly be a departure from Laufey's jazzy sound toward something rawer. Her first singles — 'Tough Luck' and 'Silver Lining' — hold true to that axiom. They're both wrapped in gorgeous arrangements but are a bit more confessional and in line with the Taylor Swift/Olivia Rodrigo singer-songwriter mold.
Want to hear for yourself? Click here to check out both tracks.
Suki Waterhouse new music
Thus far, Waterhouse has dropped a pair singles in 2025. Both 'Dream Woman' and 'On This Love' have a time capsule-like quality that transports listeners back to late 20th century Trip-Hop in the tradition of Portishead or Massive Attack. We'd argue they're equally indelible and repeat ready.
To take a closer look, you can find these songs as well as everything else Suki Waterhouse has released over the course of her career here.
Huge artists on tour in 2025
Quite a few of the biggest crooners in the game will be entertaining audiences all over North America these next few months.
Here are just five of our favorites you won't want to miss live.
• Sabrina Carpenter
• Lady Gaga
• Gracie Abrams
• Lorde
• Olivia Dean
Who else is on the road? Take a look at our list of all the biggest artists on tour in 2025 to find the show for you.
This article was written by Matt Levy, New York Post live events reporter. Levy stays up-to-date on all the latest tour announcements from your favorite musical artists and comedians, as well as Broadway openings, sporting events and more live shows – and finds great ticket prices online. Since he started his tenure at the Post in 2022, Levy has reviewed a Bruce Springsteen concert and interviewed Melissa Villaseñor of SNL fame, to name a few. Please note that deals can expire, and all prices are subject to change
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