LA-based indie pop duo, LANY, has announced their upcoming world tour. Named after their latest album, ‘Soft World Tour’ marks LANY’s global road next year. Here’s how it all unfolded:

Part of their sixth album release: ‘Soft’

The announcement about ‘Soft World Tour’ was made through their official social media. In fact, the tour will serve as worldwide introduction for their new album under the same name. Furthermore, ‘Soft’ album also marks Paul Klein and Jake Goss latest work since ‘a beautiful blur’ release in 2023.

‘Soft’, as their 6th studio album released on October 10, 2025, with the lead track “Know You Naked.” 10 total songs included and already available on all streaming platforms. Moreover, the album described as very emotional with a completely unique musical experience.

”On top of that, ‘Soft’ actual concept is part of the Klein-Goss duo’s quest for a straight-forward romantic sound, as mentioned in the album description.”

‘Soft World Tour’ full dates

The duo will begin the tour on January 23. Here’s the full details of cities to be visited by LANY below:

1/23 – Coca Cola Arena – Dubai, UAE
1/25 – Lollapalooza India – Mumbai, India
3/13 – Lollapalooza Chile – Santiago, Chile
3/14 – Lollapalooza Argentina – Buenos Aires, Argentina
3/26 – Arizona Financial Theatre – Phoenix, AZ
3/28 – Delta Center – Salt Lake City, UT
3/31 – PNE Forum – Vancouver, BC
4/01 – WAMU Theater – Seattle, WA
4/03 – Bill Graham Civic Auditorium – San Francisco, CA
4/04 – Intuit Dome – Los Angeles, CA
4/07 – Mission Ballroom – Denver, CO
4/10 – Roadrunner – Boston, MA
4/11 – Barclays Center – Brooklyn, NY
4/12 – The Anthem – Washington, DC
4/15 – Coca-Cola Coliseum – Toronto, ON
4/17 – Credit Union 1 Arena – Chicago, IL
4/18 – The Pinnacle – Nashville, TN
4/22 – Coca-Cola Roxy – Atlanta, GA
4/24 – 713 Music Hall – Houston, TX
4/25 – Dickies Arena – Fort Worth, TX
5/02 – Pepsi Center WTC – Mexico City, MX
5/13 – Sentrum Scene – Oslo, Norway
5/15 – Fallan – Stockholm, Sweden
5/16 – Falkonersalen – Copenhagen, Denmark
5/17 – Docks – Hamburg, Germany
5/19 – Columbiahalle – Berlin, Germany
5/20 – Carlswerk Victory – Cologne, Germany
5/22 – Backstage Werk – Munich, Germany
5/23 – Fabrique – Milan, Italy
5/26 – La Riviera – Madrid, Spain
5/27 – Razzmatazz – Barcelona, Spain
5/29 – Le Trianon – Paris, France
5/30 – 013 – Tilburg, Netherlands
5/31 – Trix Zaal – Antwerp, Belgium
6/02 – Academy – Glasgow, UK
6/03 – O2 Apollo Manchester – Manchester, UK
6/04 – Olympia Theatre – Dublin, Ireland
6/06 – OVO Arena Wembley – London, UK

Are you ready to see the multi-platinum indie pop duo in your city?

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