Oliver Tree is hitting the road in 2026 for his most ambitious tour yet — the Love You Madly, Hate You Badly World’s First World Tour. Supporting his fourth studio album of the same name (released April 24, 2026), this global run spans multiple continents and promises the high-energy, satirical, scooter-riding spectacle fans have come to expect.
About the Album and Tour
Love You Madly, Hate You Badly is a 17-track project written and produced entirely by Oliver Tree. It was recorded across 82 countries and seven continents, blending his signature quirky pop-alternative sound with global influences. The album features previously released singles like “Superhero,” “Joyride,” “Flowers,” “Deep End,” and “All You Ever Wanted.”
The tour is billed as the “World’s First World Tour,” with plans for shows on all seven continents (South Africa and Antarctica dates are still TBD). Expect a visually wild production full of comedy, meta-humor, and energetic performances.
Presale and Ticket Info
- Artist presale: May 6, 2026 (sign up at olivertreemusic.com for access)
- General on-sale: May 8, 2026 (via Ticketmaster/Live Nation) Tickets are selling fast for major markets — check Ticketmaster, Live Nation, or CapitalCityTickets.com for the latest availability and prices. VIP packages and meet-and-greets may be available at select dates.
Full Tour Dates 2026
Latin America
- May 30 — Mexico City, MX — Pabellón Oeste (or Pabellón del Palacio de los Deportes)
- June 2 — Santiago, CL — Blondie
- June 4 — Buenos Aires, AR — Niceto Club
- June 6 — São Paulo, BR — Studio Stage
Europe (First Leg + Festivals)
- July 1 — Lisbon, PT — Lisboa ao Vivo (Sala 1)
- July 3 — Madrid, ES — Sala MON Live
- July 4 — Barcelona, ES — Sala Apolo
- July 7 — Rome, IT — EUR Social Park
- July 8 — Milan, IT — Circolo Magnolia
- July 9 — Vienna, AT — Arena Wien
- July 11 — Trenčín, SK — Pohoda Festival
- July 12 — Budapest, HU — Dürer Kert
- July 13 — Prague, CZ — Lucerna Music Bar
- July 15 — Feldkirch, AT — Poolbar
- July 18 — Gøta, FO — G! Festival
North America
- July 28 — Nashville, TN — Marathon Music Works
- July 29 — Atlanta, GA — The Eastern
- July 30 — Charlotte, NC — The Fillmore Charlotte
- August 1 — Silver Spring, MD — The Fillmore Silver Spring
- August 2 — Philadelphia, PA — Franklin Music Hall
- August 4 — New York, NY — Terminal 5
- August 5 — Boston, MA — Roadrunner
- August 7 — Toronto, ON — HISTORY
- August 8 — Cleveland, OH — Agora Theatre
- August 9 — Royal Oak, MI — Royal Oak Music Theatre
- August 11 — Chicago, IL — The Salt Shed
- August 12 — Minneapolis, MN — Fillmore Minneapolis
- August 14 — Boulder, CO — Boulder Theater
- August 15 — Salt Lake City, UT — The Complex
- August 17 — Portland, OR — Roseland Theater
- August 18 — Seattle, WA — Showbox SoDo
- August 21 — Santa Cruz, CA — Quarry Amphitheater (hometown show)
- August 22 — Oakland, CA — Fox Theater
- August 23 — Los Angeles, CA — Hollywood Palladium
- August 25 — Phoenix, AZ — The Van Buren
- August 27 — Dallas, TX — The Bomb Factory
- August 28 — Austin, TX — Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater
Europe (Second Leg)
- September 5 — Amsterdam, NL — Paradiso
- September 6 — Brussels, BE — Cirque Royal
- September 8 — Cologne, DE — Carlswerk Victoria
- September 9 — Paris, FR — Le Bataclan
- September 10 — Zürich, CH — Komplex 457
- September 12 — Munich, DE — TonHalle München
- September 13 — Berlin, DE — Astra Kulturhaus
- September 14 — Hamburg, DE — Docks
- September 16 — Copenhagen, DK — Store VEGA
- September 18 — Warsaw, PL — Progresja
- September 19 — Bratislava, SK — STARS Auditorium
- September 21 — Bucharest, RO — Quantic Club
- September 22 — Sofia, BG — Pirotska 5 Event Center
- September 24 — Glasgow, UK — SWG3 TV Studio
- September 25 — Manchester, UK — O2 Ritz Manchester
- September 27 — London, UK — O2 Forum Kentish Town
Australia, New Zealand & Asia
- October 2 — Brisbane, AU — Fortitude Music Hall
- October 3 — Melbourne, AU — Forum Melbourne
- October 6 — Auckland, NZ — Auckland Town Hall
- October 7 — Sydney, AU — Enmore Theatre
- October 8 — Adelaide, AU — Hindley Street Music Hall
- October 10 — Perth, AU — Metro City
- October 14–25 — Various China dates (Chengdu, Chongqing, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Wuhan, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Beijing)
- TBD — Japan, South Africa, Antarctica
Note: Dates and venues can change. Always verify on the official site or Ticketmaster.
Oliver Tree FAQ
Who is Oliver Tree? Oliver Tree Nickell (born June 29, 1993, in Santa Cruz, California) is a singer-songwriter, rapper, producer, filmmaker, and performance artist. He blends alternative rock, indie pop, hip-hop, and dance with a satirical, visually striking persona.
What are his biggest hits? Hits include “Miss You,” “Life Goes On,” “Hurt,” “All That / Alien Boy,” and more. His albums Ugly Is Beautiful and Cowboy Tears have earned RIAA gold certifications.
What should I expect at a live show? High-energy performances packed with humor, visual gags, costumes, and audience interaction. Tree often incorporates scooters, comedy sketches, and over-the-top production.
Is he active on social media? Yes — follow @olivertree on Instagram, X, and TikTok for updates, where he has millions of followers.
Any tips for fans? Sign up for the mailing list on olivertreemusic.com for presale codes. Arrive early for good spots, especially at smaller venues. Check local set times and bag policies.
This tour is shaping up to be Oliver Tree’s biggest and most epic yet. Whether you’re catching him in Charlotte (July 30), Nashville, LA, or overseas, it’s a must-see for fans of unique live experiences.
Grab tickets soon and stay updated via official channels.