Haute & Freddy

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Aaron Idelson

Haute and Freddy and a table of food.

Haute and Freddy

media release: Before the March 13 release of their long-awaited debut album Big Disgrace via Atlantic Records, L.A.-based alt-pop duo Haute & Freddy announced the Haute & Freddy’s Big Disgrace Tour — an extensive run of UK, European, and North American dates.

The tour kicks off May 11 in London, with additional stops in Paris and festival appearances at The Great Escape in Brighton and London Calling in Amsterdam. The North American leg follows later that month, beginning with performances at Treefort Music Fest in Boise, ID and Lightning in a Bottle in Bakersfield, CA, before continuing with headline dates across Toronto, Boston, New York, Atlanta, Nashville, Kansas City, Denver, Salt Lake City, Phoenix, and San Diego throughout May and June.

The tour resumes in August with appearances at Hinterland Music Festival (St. Charles, IA), Outside Lands in San Francisco and Seattle’s Capitol Hill Block Party, before returning for a fall headline run including Portland, Los Angeles (The Fonda Theatre) on September 15, Houston, Austin, Asheville, Detroit, and more, concluding October 3 in Minneapolis.

For full tour dates and ticket information, please visit www.hauteandfreddy.com/tour.

The new dates arrive on the heels of last year’s first-ever North American headline run, Haute & Freddy’s Tiny Grand Tour, which saw the duo lighting up sold-out houses across the U.S., including historic rooms like NYC’s Bowery Ballroom and West Hollywood’s Troubadour, along with standout festival appearances at Portola, Austin City Limits, and Mexico City’s Corona Capital.

In tandem with the tour news, the duo unveil the full track listing for Big Disgrace, a 13-song debut featuring previously released fan favorites like “Scantily Clad,” “Shy Girl,” “Anti-Superstar,” and “Sophie.” The album will arrive with a brand-new music video for the focus track and lead single, “Showgirl At Heart.” Known for their cinematic, high-concept visuals and flair for theatrical spectacle, Haute & Freddy continue to expand their singular, meticulously crafted visual universe with each release.

Most recently, the duo shared their addictive new single, “Dance The Pain Away,” offering a final preview of Big Disgrace, available for pre-order and pre-save now. Listen to “Dance The Pain Away.”

“‘Dance The Pain Away’ is a feeling we’ve been dreaming of capturing in a song,” share Haute & Freddy. “It’s that crowded dance floor, forget-the-world energy — the chaos of life melting away, even if only for a moment.”

Hailed by SPIN for their “finely honed songcraft” and “alt-pop spectacle,” Haute & Freddy have quickly emerged as one of pop’s most exciting new acts, earning recognition from Rolling Stone as an “Artist You Need To Know” and landing on People’s list of emerging artists to watch. Comprised of Michelle Buzz and Lance Shipp, the duo blend theatrical flair, underground club culture, and synth-driven maximalism into a bold alt-pop universe that has inspired a devoted fan community known as “The Royal Court.”

Following their breakout 2024 debut “Scantily Clad,” praised by PAPER as “an outsider’s fantasy that reads like a dream sequence,” Haute & Freddy continued their ascent with fan favorites including “Anti-Superstar,” “Fashion Over Function,” “Shy Girl,” and “Sophie.” Most recently, the duo released the gothic pop anthem “Freaks,” which Billboard hailed as an “irresistible” and “maximalist pop anthem” celebrating individuality and joyful rebellion.

With their debut album Big Disgrace set for release March 13, Haute & Freddy are just getting started. Stay tuned for more news, music, and surprises from the duo coming soon.