Justice have announced a 2025 US tour. Check out all the dates and ticket information below.
The upcoming shows come in support of their 2024 comeback album, ‘Hyperdrama‘, which marked their first full-length project in eight years.
Now, the French electronic duo have announced the string of shows, set to kick off at San Diego’s CRSSD Festival with two performances on March 1 and 2, before they head to Dallas, Austin and Phoenix.
Then, in May, they’ll play shows in Salt Lake City, San Francisco and Santa Barbara before wrapping up at Morrison, Colorado’s famous Red Rocks Amphitheatre on May 25. Check out a full list of dates and venues further below.
Tickets go on sale this Friday (December 6), and will be available here.
Justice’s 2025 US tour dates are:
MARCH
1-2 – CRSSD Festival, San Diego, CA
5 – The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory, Dallas, TX
6 – Moody Center, Austin, TX
7-8 – M3F Festival, Phoenix, AZ
MAY
18 – Kilby Block Party, Salt Lake City, UT
21 – Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, San Francisco, CA
23 – Santa Barbara Bowl, Santa Barbara, CA
25 – Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Morrison, CO
Earlier this year, Justice headlined the West Holts stage at Glastonbury Festival. Speaking to NME backstage, Gaspard Augé explained that Justice were “very happy to see that the new songs [were] working well” in the setlist.
“In a way, the live show is almost like the opposite of the album, in the sense that we want the live show to be digestible in one go,” he continued. “Everything is meant to be a bit simpler and more straightforward when we play live, but ideally, we want our albums to give you new surprises with every listening session.
“We don’t want all of it to be fully legible the first time around with the album, but at the shows we don’t really care if you even know our music; we just want it to be catchy and fun.”
Justice recently shared an epic music video for ‘Neverender’, their collaboration with Tame Impala (aka Kevin Parker). Additionally, they released a new EP featuring remixes of the song by Kaytranada and Rampa.
In a statement, the band explained: “The ‘Neverender’ music video gave us the perfect opportunity to channel many of our visual influences, all while making them more distinctive through Masanobu Hiraoka’s unique reinterpretation.
“Together with longtime collaborators Pascal Teixeira and Armand Beraud, we drew initial inspiration from the title sequences of the 1980s anime we grew up on, which set the visual tone for the video.”
Xavier de Rosnay previously told NME that they had been listening to Parker’s material “from almost the beginning”. However, de Rosnay revealed that they once turned down the opportunity to remix a big Tame Impala tune.
In a five-star review of ‘Hyperdrama’, NME shared: “‘Hyperdrama’ is the type of release that the dance space – if you could even slot Justice in there – seldom sees. They duo show a passionate reverence for the album format, from the artwork that took over 18 months to create to the songs that boast both style and substance. It’s one of 2024’s most engrossing listening experiences.”
