Indie rock supergroup Nice as Fuck — comprised of Jenny Lewis, Erika Spring (Au Revoir Simone), and Tennessee Thomas (The Like) — is back with a 10th anniversary tour celebrating their debut self-titled album.
Tour Details
The eight-date US run kicks off in Pasadena, California on October 16th, with subsequent stops in San Francisco, Seattle, Portland, Chicago, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, and Washington, DC. DJ Alix Brown will support on all dates.
Tickets and Vinyl Reissue
Tickets are currently available on Ticketmaster and Nice as Fuck’s official website. Along with the tour, the power trio is reissuing the long out-of-print Nice as Fuck on vinyl. It will be available for purchase at the shows or can be pre-ordered via Lewis’ online store.
Background and Recent Activity
Nice as Fuck first played together at a 2016 Bernie Sanders benefit show at New York City’s Flesh Factory. Leading up to the release of their singular LP, they toured with M. Ward. Last year, Lewis reunited with Rilo Kiley for a headlining appearance at Just Like Heaven that led to a full-blown tour.
Tour Dates
Nice as Fuck 2026 Tour Dates:
10/16 – Pasadena, CA @ Sid the Cat
10/18 – San Francisco, CA @ August Hall
10/20 – Seattle, WA @ Nectar Lounge
10/22 – Portland, OR @ Wonder Ballroom
10/24 – Chicago, IL @ Outset
10/26 – Washington, DC @ Black Cat
10/28 – Philadelphia, PA @ Theatre of The Living Arts
10/29 – Brooklyn, NY @ Xanadu Roller Arts
In conclusion, Nice as Fuck is set to embark on a 10th anniversary tour, celebrating their debut album with a series of US dates and a vinyl reissue. With their unique sound and talented lineup, including Jenny Lewis, Erika Spring, and Tennessee Thomas, this tour is sure to be a hit with fans of indie rock and beyond.
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