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Isabel LaRosa plots North American "Dollparts Tour"

It follows the release of her new EP, "Promising Young Woman."

Isabel LaRosa

Isabel LaRosa stands silhouetted on a lit stage in a dark skirt and knee-high boots, holding a microphone stand, beneath a giant projected outline of a bird with outstretched wings.
LaRosa performing on her Psychopomp Tour at Melkweg in Amsterdam in November 2025. Photo: Kismenők, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Alt-pop singer-songwriter Isabel LaRosa has announced the Dollparts Tour, a run of North American dates in intimate venues, arriving just after the release of her new EP, Promising Young Woman.

The show is built as a three-act structure that pulls together songs from the new EP, her debut album Raven, and older fan favorites, giving the tour a fuller arc through LaRosa's catalog rather than a run built solely around new material.

The eight-date trek kicks off October 13 in San Francisco at Cafe Du Nord and stays mostly in the United States, moving through Los Angeles' Pacific Electric, Denver's Meow Wolf, Chicago's Reggies and Washington D.C.'s Union Stage before a single Canadian stop at The Garrison in Toronto on October 24.

The run closes with back-to-back East Coast dates, New York's Le Poisson Rouge on October 28 and Boston's Sonia on October 29. Tickets go on general sale August 20 at 10 a.m. local time, with presales beginning the day before.

The Dollparts Tour follows LaRosa's rapid rise from viral songwriter to touring artist with a debut album already behind her, and it joins a full slate of fall pop tours tracked on the tour guide.

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  • Tour follows the release of the EP Promising Young Woman
  • Kicks off October 13 in San Francisco, wraps October 29 in Boston
  • Single Canadian date October 24 at The Garrison in Toronto
  • Show built around a three-act structure covering the EP, debut album Raven and fan favorites

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