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Body High Tour

Body High Tour is the fourth concert tour by the English singer FKA Twigs in support of her 2025 studio albums, Eusexua and Eusexua: Afterglow. It commenced on 14 March 2026, in Miami, with shows across Europe and North America, and it is set to conclude in Berlin on 12 June 2026, comprising 22 shows. Brutalismus 3000, Eartheater, Izzy Spears, Tokischa, and Yves Tumor will serve as the opening acts.

Body High Tour
Tour by FKA Twigs
Promotional poster
Location
  • Europe
  • North America
Associated album
Start date14 March 2026 (2026-03-14)
End date12 June 2026 (2026-06-12)
No. of shows22
Supporting acts
FKA Twigs concert chronology

Background

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FKA Twigs embarked in 2025 on the Eusexua Tour in support of her third studio album, Eusexua (2025), which traversed postponements and cancellations of multiple dates across North America and Europe due to logistical and production issues, including a festival appearance at Coachella 2025.[1] During an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Twigs recalled the experience as "catastrophic" and described it as "one of the most painful times of [her] career." As a result, the cancelled portion of the tour forced her to move nine members of her dance team into her home after their plans were disrupted, and it also led her to work on a new version of the show and to "make a lot of music, hunker down, and hold people close to [her]."[2]

In August 2025, during a festival performance as part of the Eusexua Tour, Twigs stated that she was releasing another album soon, and on 26 September 2025, it was officially announced as Eusexua: Afterglow, along with an album trailer.[3] The album was released on 14 November 2025, supported by the singles "Cheap Hotel", "Predictable Girl", "Hard", and the concurrent "Love Crimes", whose music video was released on 1 December announcing the new tour for 2026.[4][5] The Body High Tour will be held in several theatres and arenas, making it Twigs' biggest headlining tour to date.[6][7] Regarding the staging production, Twigs also hinted during her interview with The Hollywood Reporter that she "learnt a lot" after the Eusexua Tour, adding that "Now I know about buses and freighting, how many days it takes to get from New York to Mexico in a truck, and how to get through customs."[8]

Set list

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The set list below is adapted from the 14 March 2026 show in Miami.[9] It does not represent all shows.

  1. "Mirrored Heart"
  2. "Meta Angel"
  3. "Bluebird"
  4. "Figure 8"
  5. "Drums of Death"
  6. "Cheap Hotel"
  7. "Hard"
  8. "Honda"
  9. "Papi Bones"
  10. "Tears in the Club"
  11. "Sushi"
  12. "Eusexua"
  13. "Perfectly"
  14. "Love Crimes"
  15. "Room of Fools"
  16. "Techno Ballet"
  17. "Sticky"
  18. "Stereo Boy"
  19. "Nature's Daughter"
  20. "Water Me"
  21. "Home with You"
  22. "Fallen Alien"
  23. "Mary Magdalene"
  24. "Thousand Eyes"
  25. "Two Weeks"
  26. "Striptease"
  27. "Cellophane"
  28. "Lonely but Exciting Road"

Tour dates

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List of 2026 concerts
Date (2026) City Country Venue Supporting acts
14 March Miami United States Factory Town Eartheater
16 March Cumberland[a] Coca-Cola Roxy
18 March Washington, D.C. The Anthem Tokischa
21 March New York City Madison Square Garden
22 March Boston MGM Music Hall at Fenway
24 March Toronto Canada Coca-Cola Coliseum
26 March Chicago United States Wintrust Arena
27 March Minneapolis The Armory
30 March Denver Fillmore Auditorium Brutalismus 3000
2 April Seattle WaMu Theater
3 April Vancouver Canada Thunderbird Sports Centre
4 April Portland United States Theater of the Clouds
7 April San Francisco Bill Graham Civic Auditorium Eartheater
12 April[b] Indio Empire Polo Club N/a
19 April[b]
23 April Mexico City Mexico Pepsi Center WTC Eartheater
30 May Warsaw Poland Sluzewiec Horse Racing Track -
4 June Copenhagen Denmark Royal Arena Yves Tumor
6 June Amsterdam Netherlands Ziggo Dome
8 June Paris France Adidas Arena
10 June London England The O2 Arena
12 June Berlin Germany Velodrom

Personnel

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Creative and production

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  • Show directors: FKA twigs, Jordan Hemingway, Theo Adams
  • Stage, production and lighting design: Tobias Rylander
  • Head choreographer: Blake Wood
  • Choreographer: Damien Jalet

Opera Chapter

  • Choreographed and directed by Damien Jalet
  • Video content Opera section Jordan Hemingway and Damien Jalet
  • Choreographers: Malou Linders, James Vu Anh Pham
  • Choreographer Assistant: Zaccary Milne
  • Creative consultant: Leslie Travers
  • Associate director to Theo Adams: Jordan Hunt

Performers

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  • Dance captain: James Vu Anh Pham
  • Dancers: Edson Soares Da Silva Junior, Jaxon Willard, Max Cookward, Emiliano Jimenez, Paul-Donald Boni, Maya Luna Ruiz Casper, JuJu
  • Musicians: Timmaz Zolleyn ("Tic"), Luis Angel Aponte Jr ("Lu 2k")
  • Rapper: Izzy Spears

Tour crew

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  • Tour direction: Riverjuke
  • Tour manager: Adam Williams
  • Production manager: Michael Hosp
  • Road manager: Omar Khan
  • Production coordinator: Annie Hargrave
  • Stage manager: Patrick Thomas

Technical crew

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  • Musical director: Matt Robertson
  • FOH: Mike Njuguna
  • MON: Paul Egan
  • Playback: Owen McGarry
  • Backline: Nathan Robinson
  • Audio tech: Oliver Barnett
  • Lighting directors: Alex Pickard, Aaron Wade
  • Lighting techs: Patrick Sieg, Drew Mayer, Douglas Eder, Michael Rinehart, Malik Leverette
  • Video tech: Kenneth Patterson

Additional crew

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  • Carpenters: Lance Weaver, Kyle Smith
  • Merch: Ashley Meyer
  • VIP manager: Morgan Moreno
  • Wardrobe: Toni Grant, Jace May Dodson
  • Hair: Louis Souvestre
  • Make-up: Catalina Sartor

Transport

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  • Bus drivers: Eric Scheumann, Michael Sumner, Jeremy Zamanksi, Pat Keats, Jonathan Swanson, Michaelee Morganelli, Joe Brinkman

Fashion

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  • Designers: GUVANCH - Guvanch Agajumayev, Nasir Mazhar
  • Designer assistants: Jonty Knight, Samantha Butters, Ashley NG, Xaria, Jimetrious Uruo, Erik Acheson, Julian Gomez, Tendai Chafa-Agoha, Kaedyn Mamanta, Rujia Zhang, William Gluck
  • Stylist: Emily Costantino
  • Assistant stylists: Dalia Glazman, Sara Lukaszewski, Willa Shwabsky, Hannah Sheiber, Mina Parsons, Sierra Bivens, Carolina Mourinho, Binkie Reevey, Ranxelle Levin Soria (Roxie)

Wardrobe and tailoring

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  • Tailoring: Jullian Gomez, Doris McMillan
  • Lead wardrobe coordinator & Twigs' Dresser: Jace May Dobson
  • Dancer wardrobe coordinator: Toni Scott Grant

Notes

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  1. ↑ Labelled as Atlanta in promotion material.
  2. 1 2 The concerts on 12 and 19 April 2026, at the Empire Polo Club in Indio are part of the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival.

References

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  1. ↑ Watts, Marina. "FKA twigs 'Devastated' as She Pulls Out of Coachella Days Before amid Ongoing Visa Issues". People. Archived from the original on 10 April 2025. Retrieved 7 February 2026.
  2. ↑ Halperin, Shirley (1 October 2025). "How FKA Twigs Came Back From the Brink". The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 7 February 2026.
  3. ↑ Damara Kelly, Tyler (26 September 2025). "FKA twigs reveals details of new album, Eusexua Afterglow". The Line of Best Fit. Retrieved 7 February 2026.
  4. ↑ Green, Walden (1 December 2025). "FKA twigs Announces 2026 Tour, Shares New 'Love Crimes' Video". Pitchfork. Retrieved 7 February 2026.
  5. ↑ Rossignol, Derrick (1 December 2025). "FKA Twigs Promises A Dance Experience On Her 'Body High' Tour In 2026". Uproxx. Archived from the original on 12 December 2025. Retrieved 7 February 2026.
  6. ↑ Ragusa, Paolo (1 December 2025). "FKA twigs Announces 2026 'Body High Tour'". Consequence. Retrieved 7 February 2026.
  7. ↑ "FKA twigs Going To 'High' Places On 2026 Tour". Spin. 1 December 2025. Archived from the original on 4 January 2026. Retrieved 7 February 2026.
  8. ↑ "FKA Twigs was blindsided by 'catastrophic' tour collapse". Music-News.com. 14 October 2025. Retrieved 7 February 2026.
  9. ↑ Franceschetti, Flor (15 March 2026). "Review: FKA twigs turns Factory Town into a surreal dance ritual". Miami New Times. Retrieved 15 March 2026.
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