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2hollis returns to The Fillmore Charlotte on the Pirouette Tour

His first Charlotte show since 2024 lands Friday, Feb. 19, 2027, in the same room, three months after the new album drops.

By On at 8 Staff · Contributor · November 8, 2026
2hollis returns to The Fillmore Charlotte on the Pirouette Tour
Photo: Jambase

The last time 2hollis played Charlotte was Aug. 29, 2024, at The Fillmore. Two and a half years later he is booked into the same room, and this time the show arrives on the back of the biggest tour he has ever put together. 2hollis plays The Fillmore Charlotte on Friday, Feb. 19, 2027, with Lucy Bedroque and Conceal in support. Showtime is 8 p.m., and tickets are listed at $231.85 through Ticketmaster.

The date was announced Oct. 22 as part of The Pirouette Tour, which The Fader described as his largest tour to date, taking the producer and singer across North America and Europe through next winter and spring with Lucy Bedroque and Conceal along for the run. JamBase's tour announcement laid out the North American leg, which opens Feb. 5 in Salt Lake City, two weeks before Charlotte.

The timing here is the real story. The tour is named for his new album, *Pirouette*, which Dork reported is due Nov. 11 and The Fader noted is coming through Interscope. That is this Wednesday. By February, Charlotte fans will have had three months with the record, which means the crowd at the Fillmore will arrive knowing the new songs instead of hearing them cold.

Last time he played this room, the album he is touring now did not exist yet.

That is what has changed since 2024. The last Charlotte show came before *Pirouette*, before a tour billed as his biggest yet. The Music Universe covered the 2027 run's European leg, which follows the North American dates in the spring. An artist on that kind of upswing does not always come back to the same 2,000-capacity room, so a Fillmore show this time around is a close look worth taking.

It is also a homecoming of sorts for the room itself. The same stage hosted him in 2024, and fans who were there will get a direct before-and-after: one show from before the new album, one from the tour built around it.

The Fillmore holds 2,000, and that scale suits this kind of show. Close enough to the stage that the production lands, big enough that the floor gets loud. A Friday slot helps, too: an 8 p.m. start on the weekend gives the openers a real crowd instead of a half-empty room.

The bill is worth arriving early for. Lucy Bedroque and Conceal were announced as support for the tour, not as a local add, so they will be two weeks into the run and locked in by the time it hits North Carolina.

A word on tickets: the listed price is $231.85, which is steep for a club-sized room, and it is worth checking what tier you are buying before you check out. Tickets are on sale now through Ticketmaster, and a Friday night in a 2,000-capacity room on a tour this size is not the kind of show that waits around for you.

Charlotte has been waiting since that August night in 2024. The new album lands Wednesday. Spend the winter with it, and by Feb. 19 you will know every word the room is screaming back.

Sources: 2hollis announces 2027 tour with Lucy Bedroque, Conceal (The Fader) (thefader.com); 2hollis Announces The Pirouette Tour 2027 (JamBase) (jambase.com); 2hollis has announced new album Pirouette, out 11th November (Dork) (readdork.com); The 2027 Pirouette Tour kicks off in the spring (The Music Universe) (themusicuniverse.com); 2hollis at The Fillmore Charlotte (JamBase) (jambase.com)

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