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Jenny Lewis’ Nice as Fuck Reunite for U.S. Tour

Coinciding with the 10th anniversary of the trio’s sole, self-titled album

Jenny Lewis’ Nice as Fuck Reunite for U.S. Tour

Indie rock collective Nice as Fuck, featuring Jenny Lewis, Erika Spring of Au Revoir Simone, and Tennessee Thomas of The Like, is gearing up for a 10th anniversary tour and vinyl reissue. The eight-city US tour commences on October 16th in Pasadena, California, before moving on to San Francisco, Seattle, Portland, Chicago, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, and Washington, DC.

DJ Alix Brown will provide musical support at each venue. Tickets are currently accessible for purchase on Ticketmaster and through Nice as Fuck's official website. In addition to the tour, the trio is reissuing their critically acclaimed debut album on vinyl, which will be available for purchase at the shows or can be pre-ordered via Jenny Lewis' online store.

The Nice as Fuck first emerged on the scene in 2016 when they performed together at a Bernie Sanders benefit show at New York City's Flesh Factory. Prior to the release of their solo album, they toured with M. Ward. Last year, Jenny Lewis reunited with Rilo Kiley for a headline performance at Just Like Heaven, leading to a full-blown tour.

The full lineup for the 2026 Nice as Fuck Tour includes: October 16th in Pasadena, California at Sid the Cat; October 18th in San Francisco, California at August Hall; October 20th in Seattle, Washington at Nectar Lounge; October 22nd in Portland, Oregon at Wonder Ballroom; October 24th in Chicago, Illinois at Outset; October 26th in Washington, DC at Black Cat; October 28th in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania at Theatre of The Living Arts; October 29th in Brooklyn, New York at Xanadu Roller Arts.

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