Ninajirachi adds 12 dates to North American tour into 2027
Ninajirachi has added 12 dates to her North American tour, stretching the ‘I Love My Computer and It Loves Me’ run into early 2027.
The new shows open on Nov. 19 in San Francisco, according to details confirmed to Billboard. Presale begins Sept. 24 at 10 a.m. local time. General on-sale follows on Sept. 25 at 10 a.m. local time.
Producer IKEDA will open all of the added dates. The January leg moves across the United States and Canada in quick succession.
The announced dates include Jan. 5 in Portland, Oregon, at Crystal Ballroom and Jan. 7 in Seattle, Washington, at Showbox SoDo. She then plays Jan. 9 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, at The Fillmore and Jan. 10 in Chicago, Illinois, at Radius, before dates in Cincinnati, Atlanta, Charlotte, Washington, D.C., New York, Toronto and Montreal. The run closes with Jan. 22 at History in Toronto and Jan. 23 at Igloofest in Montreal.
The extension more than doubles the original plan. The first North American leg was seven dates, launching Sept. 17 at Vancouver’s Commodore Ballroom.
Ninajirachi was born Nina Wilson. The Australian electronic producer released her debut album, ‘I Love My Computer’, in 2025. It peaked at No. 12 on the ARIA Albums Chart, Australia’s national albums chart.
That record brought a run of local recognition. She drew the most nominations of any artist at the 2025 ARIA Awards and won three, including Best Solo Artist. ‘I Love My Computer’ also won the 2025 Australian Music Prize for Album of the Year and triple j’s Album of the Year for 2025.
Her live profile has grown fast. She made her Coachella debut in 2025 and later supported Tame Impala on the Australian leg of his Deadbeat tour. In 2026 she headlined a sold-out show at Sydney’s Enmore Theatre.
There is a neat link in that room. The first concert she attended was a Porter Robinson show at Enmore Theatre. The pair released the single ‘WannaCry’ in July after debuting it together at Coachella.
For fans, this means a second chance if the first run sold out or skipped their city. The new dates add West Coast, Midwest, Southern, East Coast and Canadian stops to the itinerary.
