Vwillz Tour Dates 2026
The Long Story Short Tour
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Vwillz Live on The Long Story Short Tour
Nashville-based independent artist Vwillz blends hip-hop, pop, and alt-rock into cinematic, emotionally honest anthems. Known for his massive streaming success, he is bringing his unique sound back to his fans.
Kicking off on September 11, 2026, The Long Story Short Tour will travel across the United States and Canada. This headlining Vwillz tour promotes his latest genre-bending records and raw storytelling. He will be joined on the road by supporting acts Adam Yokum, Jgriff, and Shumaq.
The run hits major cities like Minneapolis, Toronto, Washington, Los Angeles, and Denver. Aside from these dates, Vwillz will also make a festival appearance at Austin City Limits. Special VIP acoustic sets are available. Secure your tickets today to see him live!
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About Vwillz
Vwillz, born Victor Williams, hails from Black Forest near Colorado Springs. A genre-bending pop singer-songwriter, he blends country storytelling, hip-hop attitude and indie pop. He’s known for hits like “Falling Slowly,” “Sundown” (with Nic D), “NOT AGAIN,” and “BRIDE AT A BAR.” His latest project is the 2026 EP “Songs from Sedona II.” With over 80 million streams, he’s respected for songwriting craft and collaborations with Mike., Nic D, Pardyalone.
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Vwillz Tour Dates 2026:
Sep 11 - 7th St. Entry, Minneapolis, MN
Sep 14 - The Drake Hotel, Toronto, Canada
Oct 07 - The Echo, Los Angeles, CA
Oct 08 - The Rosetta Room, Mesa, AZ
Oct 11 - Zilker Park, Austin, TX
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