Billie Eilish is going global. The chart-topping alternative pop star has just announced an arena world tour, Where Do We Go?, kicking off in 2020. Produced by Live Nation, the long list of dates ...

She won five Grammy Awards at the 2020 awards show, now this 18 year old superstar has just postponed a large number of upcoming concerts on her “Where Do We Go” tour due to coronavirus fears ...

To cap it off her incredible year, Eilish gave her first Tiny Desk Concert since 2020. Eilish and her brother Finneas, as well as Andrew Marshall on drums, Solo Smith on bass, and Abe Nouri on ...

Billie Eilish performed a new Tiny Desk Concert, this time at the NPR headquarters in Washington, D.C.. For the musician's second Tiny Desk event—her first was in 2020—she was once again ...

An NYC mother said she paid hundreds for her girls to see pop star Billie Eilish, but instead of tickets, she got a costly lesson.

Well, as NME reports, fans of the Brit Award-nominee have a lot to look ahead to in 2020, because Eilish is set to hit the road and embark on a massive UK arena tour later this year.

While Eilish made two stops here in 2020 (Orlando and Miami) on her "Where Do We Go" world tour, the Sunshine State got skipped in the 2022 "Happier Than Ever" tour according to concertarchives.org.

Billie Eilish has announced details of her new world tour. The US singer-songwriter's Where Do We Go? Tour kicks off in Miami on March 8 2020 and reaches the UK in July for five arena dates.