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Tove Lo sets new era with ‘Estrus’, ‘I’m Your Girl Right?’ and a 2026 world tour
Tove Lo announces Estrus, shares “I’m Your Girl Right?” and maps out a 2026 world tour across North America and Europe.
Tove Lo has moved into a new phase with the announcement of her sixth studio album, Estrus, led by the single “I’m Your Girl Right?” and backed by a full 2026 world tour. The album is set for release on September 18 through Pretty Swede Records and Virgin Music Group, with pre-order and pre-save details available here.
There’s a clear continuity in the people around her. Estrus was made with longtime collaborator Ludvig Söderberg as well as Elvira Anderfjärd and Luka Kloser, the latter pair known for work with Addison Rae. The record also includes a guest appearance from French artist Stromae, a detail that points to how widely Lo is still casting her pop net without losing the sense of control that has defined her best records.
The album was recorded across LA, Stockholm, and a small Swedish fishing village where Lo spent childhood summers. That place, by her own account, sits at the center of the album’s emotional frame. “Growing up, being depressed, struggling with my eating disorder, going through breakups, family drama, loss, everything,” she said, describing the memories that shaped it. The title itself lands with less ambiguity than she usually allows. “Estrus is an animal in heat,” Lo explained. “It’s primal. It’s my mind and my body wanting different things, wanting everything. There’s no good advice on this album… just a lot of feelings, no solutions.”
That tension between appetite and chaos has long been part of Lo’s appeal, and “I’m Your Girl Right?” extends it rather than neatly resolving it.
Estrus tracklisting:
‘a lot of feelings, no solutions’
‘I’m your girl right?’
‘if I could I would’
‘des fleurs x stromae’
‘DNH’
‘F.A.M.T’
‘I’m the cake’
‘the bad one’
‘die for my art with a lonely heart’
‘are we on a break’
‘idiot’
‘roomie’
‘source of life’
The album announcement lands alongside a proper run of tour dates that begins in September in Nashville and stretches through North America before moving into the UK and Europe. After stops in Chicago, Brooklyn, Toronto, Los Angeles and Mexico City, Lo will open the UK leg with a show at Manchester’s O2 Victoria Warehouse on November 5, followed by London’s O2 Academy Brixton on November 7. From there the tour continues through Brussels, Paris, Amsterdam, Berlin, Copenhagen and Oslo, ending with a homecoming at Stockholm’s Avicii Arena on November 19.
Mallrat, Rose Gray and Cobrah will support on selected dates. Tickets for the UK are available here and US tickets here .
The routing also says something about where Lo is positioned now. She’s long since outgrown the period when club culture was mostly a backdrop to her songwriting. On her and SG Lewis’s 2024 EP Heat, she described the inspiration as the “queer dance floor” and framed it in terms of “Love, freedom and liberation – with kindness.” Her comments about queer spaces, and the contrast she drew with straight clubs, were never just side notes; they’ve helped explain why her work tends to feel both emotionally exposed and socially tuned in. Estrus, from the evidence so far, seems likely to continue in that register rather than simplify it.
Tove Lo’s 2026 world tour schedule:
SEPTEMBER
15 – Nashville, TN – The Pinnacle Ω
16 – Chicago, IL – The Salt Shed Ω
19 – Brooklyn, NY – Under The K Bridge Ψ Ω
22 – Toronto, ON – Coca-Cola Coliseum Ω
27 – Los Angeles, CA – The Greek Theatre Ω
OCTOBER
1 – Mexico City, MX – Pepsi Center WTC Ω
NOVEMBER
5 – Manchester, UK – O2 Victoria Warehouse ≈
7 – London, UK – O2 Academy Brixton ≈
9 – Brussels, BE – Forest National ≈
10 – Paris, FR – L’Olympia ≈
12 – Amsterdam, NL – AFAS Live ≈
14 – Berlin, DE – Columbiahalle ≈
16 – Copenhagen, DK – Royal Arena ≈
17 – Oslo, NO – Spektrum ≈
19 – Stockholm, SE – Avicii Arena ≈
LEGEND
Ω – Mallrat supporting
≈ – Rose Gray supporting
Ψ – With special guest Cobrah
