Halsey will embark on the ‘Back To Badlands’ world tour to celebrate the 10th anniversary of her debut album Badlands, with stops across North America, Europe and Australia.
Halsey wrote on X: “A Badlands club tour. Tiny venues. GA floors. 10 years later. I’ve been waiting a decade to re-live it all over again with you.” Halsey has recently celebrated a decade since releasing Balands by dropping the 10th anniversary edition of her album.
The Back To Badlands Tour launches on October 14 in Los Angeles, before heading to Mexico City on October 22. Halsey then returns to the U.S. for shows in Dallas on October 24; Atlanta on October 26; and Philadelphia on October 29; Boston on November 2; Washington D.C. on November 4; Minneapolis on November 6; Chicago on November 8; and Denver on November 12. After another break the tour resumes in January 2026 with a Toronto performance on January 9 and a New York City show on January 13. Halsey then heads to Detroit on January 17 before crossing the Atlantic for European dates beginning in Amsterdam on January 22. The European run includes stops in Berlin on January 23, Dusseldorf on January 24, Paris on January 26, Manchester on January 29 and London on February 3. Tickets are on sale – HERE.
In addition, the artist also released music videos for the tracks “Gasoline” and “Drive”. The “Gasoline” video includes an appearance from Tyler Posey, the Teen Wolf star who had previously appeared in the music video for “Colors,” (the single that followed “New Americana” when BADLANDS debuted a decade ago).
The video for ‘Drive’ shows different versions of the singer attempting to warn people that they are “part of a machine. The world that you live in was designed to keep you terrified of what happens beyond the burden of their control. You are dulled and filed flat so that you punish yourself for the crimes of the unseen hands that hold you down. They raised us to believe that the Badlands are an inescapable truth — permanent captivity. But I’ve seen behind the walls, and I recorded this to let you know there is more out there.” See the video – HERE.
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