The "Bad Guy" of pop, Billie Eilish, is skyrocketing onto the Boston music scene this fall with her "Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour,". The Grammy flair will take over TD Garden on October 11, injecting the city with her latest tunes and inevitable chart-toppers. Ahead of her third studio album "Me Hard and Soft," due May 17, fans can grab their shot at presale tickets starting April 30 if they're American Express holders, while the rest of the populace waits until May 3 to secure their spots via her official website, as reported by both NBC Boston and The Boston Globe. 

Per Live Nation's announcement, Eilish's North American expedition kicks off September 29 in Quebec and will weave its way to Inglewood, California where the curtain falls on December 17; her artistry isn't the only thing she's putting on tour, as she backs environmental justice by partnering with Reverb to create “eco-villages” at her concert venues and works with Support+Feed to push plant-based food options, a nod to her sustainability advocacy.

The musician who has taken home two Oscars and hoards of Grammys — is consciously setting out to walk her green talk on this global tour itinerary. Specifically, she's shouldering the role of a champion for climate change initiatives, being the force behind the eco-conscious education of her fan base and slinging sustainability efforts to the concert-going masses. Her venture is not just music, it's a movement, citing her collaboration on environmental and climate justice projects as part of the tour's core ethos.

After wrapping up her 2024 chapter in the states, the green-haired siren will call the road her home once again, with her sights set on the shores of Australia in February 2025, before circling through Europe and the United Kingdom, refusing to stop, refusing to slow down; she's a whirlwind of melody and mission, intertwining fan experiences with melodic storytelling and planet-saving schemes.