Billie Eilish Announces Openers For Fall ‘Hit Me Hard And Soft’ Dates

After wrapping an Asian leg of her acclaimed “Hit Me Hard And Soft: The Tour,” Billie Eilish will return to the U.S. in October for a six week run of shows and with it, a new selection of opening acts.

British folk-pop singer-songwriter Tom Odell will open the leg-launching three-show run at Miami’s Kaseya Center. Puerto Rican trap artist Young Miko is set to support shows in Orlando; Raleigh; Charlotte; Philadelphia; and UBS Arena on Long Island. Canadian indie band Men I Trust will open in New Orleans, Tulsa and Austin. Singer-songwriter Lucy Dacus will open the last four shows: doubles in Phoenix and San Francisco.

Eilish’s third quarter returns were $55.4 million on 383,260, according to quarterly figures from Pollstar Boxoffice. That’s for shows between mid-November 2024 and mid-August 2025, a period that saw the pop star on the tailend of her first North American run, along with the legs in Australia, Europe and Asia.

Eilish is repped by Lucy Dickins and Kirk Sommer at WME and managed by Sandbox Entertainment’s Jason Owen. Odell is booked by Wasserman Music’s Marty Diamond in North America and the agency’s Alex Hardee elsewhere; he’s managed by Sam Eldredge at UROK Management. Young Miko is repped by CAA. Men I Trust’s agent is Andrew Ellis at Ground Control Touring outside of the U.K. and Europe, where the band is booked by Primary Talent International’s Matt Pickering-Copley. Lucy Dacus is repped by CAA’s Kevin French.