La Roux has announced a North American and EU headline tour beginning in January 2027, after the release of her fourth album, Old Flames, on November 6. The run is set to include stops in Toronto, New York, Los Angeles, Paris, Berlin and London.

La Roux composed, wrote, produced and arranged Old Flames, which addresses the end of a 17-year relationship, forbidden love, addiction, sexuality and identity. Discussing the personal experiences behind the record, she said: “This record says things how they are: how I am and who I am. It’s been a process of admitting what I got wrong through telling these tales and coming to terms with where I am now.” She added that the album represents “a farewell to that way of behaving in love and life. And in music too.”

The announcement follows the release of “Lose Myself,” a song centered on La Roux’s years of weed dependency and the tension between escape and reliance. It follows earlier Old Flames tracks “Cabin Fever” and “Babyline,” which introduced the new album campaign. The record marks La Roux’s first studio album since Supervision, released in 2020.

The upcoming headline dates follow La Roux’s global support tour with Hilary Duff, which included performances at London’s O2 Arena, Madison Square Garden in New York and arenas across Australia. Her wider career has also included collaborations and remixes with artists across pop, electronic music and hip-hop. Skream and Skrillex remixed “In For The Kill,” while La Roux later worked with Skream on his 2010 album Outside The Box. In 2019, she appeared on Tyler, The Creator’s Igor, and Tyler subsequently remixed “Automatic Driver” from Supervision. La Roux also collaborated with CASISDEAD on the 2021 track “Park Assist.”

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