Remi Wolf Mud Tour: New Album Drops With 2027 Dates

Remi Wolf had a busy weekend. On Friday, October 9, the singer released her third studio album Mud through Island Records — and announced a 23-date North American tour for 2027. The Remi Wolf Mud Tour kicks off February 23 at The Anthem in Washington, D.C., with ticketing beginning today.

The album itself is an 11-track record that includes previously released singles "Twiggy," "Bottle," and "I Won't Cry," according to Concert Addicts. Wolf teased the arrival with a performance of "I Won't Cry" on Jimmy Kimmel Live! the night before release. One standout detail for longtime fans: the album features a guest appearance by John Mayer on the track "Moon So High," reported by Consequence. The sessions started in Nashville, centered on a Big Bear retreat with longtime collaborator Jared Solomon plus Jack DeMeo, Jamie McLaughlin, and Gigi Grombacher, then continued at Electric Lady Studios in New York and in Joshua Tree, per Concert Addicts.

What Mud is really about

In a statement quoted by Consequence, Wolf described the record as a turning point. "I feel like I've crossed into a new phase of life because of this album… It has been a very cleansing record to make for me," she said, framing the project around sobriety, toxic relationships, and breaking cyclical habits. That is a heavier emotional register than the technicolor pop-funk chaos she built her name on, and the Remi Wolf Mud Tour will show whether that new sincerity translates to the live stage the way her earlier playfulness did. Wolf celebrated release weekend with a show at the Fonda Theatre in Los Angeles on October 10 and a gig at Webster Hall in New York City on October 13, per Consequence and JamBase.

The trajectory is clear — a cult pop star methodically building toward mainstream scale, album by album, without losing the eccentricity that defined her earlier work. Wolf's growing visibility extends beyond music: she made her acting debut in 2026 in Amazon Prime Video's Off Campus, per Ticketmaster's artist bio, signaling a career expanding in more than one direction at once. For more album-era deep dives, check out Passenger turning marriage and fatherhood into Wild Love and Gunna launching the SPLURGE era with "Pop It".

The Remi Wolf Mud Tour: dates, openers, and tickets

The 23-date Remi Wolf Mud Tour ends May 22 at the WAMU Theater in Seattle and hits heavyweight rooms along the way, including Radio City Music Hall in New York on February 27, Toronto's Massey Hall on March 5, and Red Rocks Amphitheatre on May 16, according to Consequence and Exclaim. Before the North American leg, she plays Australia's Spilt Milk Festival plus headline dates in Sydney and Melbourne this December, per Exclaim. Support acts rotate through the year: Emma Ogier handles the February and March dates, Annabelle Dinda takes the May run, and Leyla Ebrahimi opens the Australian headline shows.

Here is the ticketing timeline that matters for the Remi Wolf Mud Tour, reported by Consequence. The Verizon Shine presale began today, Monday, October 12, at 10 a.m. local time. The artist presale — run through Laylo on Wolf's official site — opens Tuesday, October 13 at the same hour. General public sale follows Friday, October 16 at 10 a.m. local time via Ticketmaster. For a 23-date theater-level run by an artist whose last album cracked the Billboard 200, expect the big rooms — Radio City, Red Rocks, Massey Hall — to move fastest.

Why the Remi Wolf Mud Tour era matters

Pop careers are built or broken in the third-album window. The debut introduces an artist, the sophomore proves it wasn't a fluke, and the third decides whether the act is a moment or a fixture. With Mud, Wolf is betting that honesty scales — that listeners drawn to her earlier maximalist pop will embrace a record about sobriety and outgrowing bad patterns. The Remi Wolf Mud Tour will be the live test of that bet, night after night, in front of rooms that keep getting bigger. If that bet pays off, the Remi Wolf Mud Tour could mark the point where a cult favorite becomes a mainstream fixture. Either way, the Remi Wolf Mud Tour is the story of 2027's first concert season to watch.