Ninajirachi brings I Love My Computer to the Regency Ballroom on Nov. 17

After four nights in Los Angeles, the producer's extended North American headline tour reaches San Francisco on a Tuesday.

Tuesday nights at the Regency are usually for the faithful. On Nov. 17, the faithful will be the kind of fans who know the bpm of every track on a debut album and bring their own glowsticks anyway.

Ninajirachi plays The Regency Ballroom on Tuesday, Nov. 17, at 8pm. The room holds 1,423, and tickets are on sale through AXS.

The tour is built around her debut album, *I Love My Computer*, released in 2025, and it carries a title to match: I Love My Computer and It Loves Me, as The Needle Drop and NYLON reported when the North American dates were announced. The run first went out in the fall, then kept growing. TicketNews reported in September that a dozen new dates had been added, pushing the tour into January 2027.

San Francisco sits right at the hinge of that extended run. In the days before the Regency, she has four straight Los Angeles nights, Nov. 11 through 14. After San Francisco, the tour picks up again in the new year with Portland on Jan. 5 and Seattle on Jan. 6. That makes this the last Bay Area-adjacent chance for a while, and the show that closes out her fall.

Four sold-in Los Angeles nights before it, a winter break after it: San Francisco is the hinge of this tour.

What makes this one worth a weeknight is the shape of what she does. *I Love My Computer* is a record about growing up online, and the live show leans into that — fast, bright, and unembarrassed about how much it loves the internet. It's the kind of electronic set that works best when the whole room is in on it, and a 1,400-capacity ballroom is the right size: big enough for real sound and lights, small enough that you can still see the person behind the decks.

The Regency is a good room for this. It's an old ballroom with a big floor and a balcony, and for dance music that means you can choose your night — in the middle of it on the floor, or watching the crowd move from above.

What to know before you go: it's an 8pm show on a Tuesday, so plan for a late finish if there's support on the bill. Tickets are through AXS; buy from the official link rather than resale. If you're coming in from the East Bay or the Peninsula, think about how you're getting home before you get there.

For a lot of San Franciscans, Ninajirachi's album was a private, headphones-on experience, the soundtrack to a long day at a laptop. Next Tuesday is the chance to hear it loud, in a room full of people who spent the same hours staring at the same screens and felt the same way about it.

Sources: The Needle Drop: Ninajirachi announces tour dates for North American headline tour (theneedledrop.com); NYLON: Ninajirachi North American tour 2026 (nylon.com); TicketNews: Ninajirachi extends North American tour with 12 new dates (ticketnews.com); JamBase: Ninajirachi at The Regency Ballroom (jambase.com)