vaultboy ARE YOU EVER COMING BACK? TOUR

Doors 7PM / Show 8PM

$20adv / $25DOS

$50 VIP add-on (limited availability). Package includes:

• Individual photo opportunity with vaultboy

• Commemorative VIP laminate

• Signed exclusive VIP poster

• Q&A with vaultboy + short acoustic performance

• First access to vaultboy merch

• Group photo in front of stage with vaultboy 

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On sale July 17

Jeremiah Daly, aka vaultboy, connects songs to the moment so well and so consistently that the career he launched in his Jacksonville, Florida bedroom now reads like a diabolical master plan—right down to his pseudonym, borrowed from the cartoon mascot of a doomsday-bunker manufacturer in the videogame Fallout, as a poetic nod to the locked-in conditions from which he first addressed the world as vaultboy. Releasing songs directly to TikTok at the height of the pandemic, vaultboy quickly went viral with the buoyantly acerbic “everything sucks," which later spent two weeks at number one on both Spotify's global viral charts and QC music's upon its debut, and went gold last summer. (Collectively, his catalog now has over 750 million streams.) While the witty, textese lyricism of tracks like "i think i wanna text u" proved vaultboy's deadly pop craft, “I wish you knew," off his second EP, galvanized a new set of fans with its frank portrayal of mental-health struggles. In May, his debut album, Everything and Nothing, co-produced with Colin Foote and Alex Borel, explored this kind of duality in its various forms, its breakouts “everything, everywhere," co-starring Korean artist eaJ (Jae Park), and “everything hits me at once," which illustrates how private pain can hide behind a sunny public face. After the album's release, vaultboy toured Europe, Australia, and Southeast Asia, as well as the US in the Fall of 2024. At the end of September released "Frozen," whose live drums and guitars reflect a turn to a more vibrant organic palette of life in a larger, post-vault world.