Whitney Tour & New Song: Details
- Chicago-based band Whitney is hitting the road for a North American tour in 2025,bringing their signature sound to fans across the U.S.and Canada.
- Alongside the tour announcement, Whitney has unveiled "Darling," their first new Whitney music since their 2022 album, Spark.
- There’s something to be said for a two-minute-or-less gem that aims for the heart.
Whitney is hitting the road! the band has just announced a North American tour, beginning June 12 in Cleveland, Ohio, and culminating in Kalamazoo, Michigan, on August 15. Alongside the exciting whitney tour news, they’ve also released a new single, “Darling,” their first as 2022, offering a taste of their evolving sound. Max Kakacek and Julien Ehrlich describe “Darling” as a concise, heartfelt goodbye, drawing inspiration from emotionally resonant songs.Expect a vibrant live show featuring new material and fan favorites. For more news about Whitney and other musical acts,check out News Directory 3. Eager to catch them live? Discover what’s next for Whitney.
Whitney Announces North American Tour and New Single “Darling”
Updated May 28,2025
Chicago-based band Whitney is hitting the road for a North American tour in 2025,bringing their signature sound to fans across the U.S.and Canada. The Whitney tour begins June 12 in Cleveland, Ohio, and includes stops in major cities like Boston, Salt lake City, and Washington, D.C. The tour is scheduled to conclude August 15 in Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Alongside the tour announcement, Whitney has unveiled “Darling,” their first new Whitney music since their 2022 album, Spark. The track offers a taste of what fans can expect from the band’s evolving sound.
There’s something to be said for a two-minute-or-less gem that aims for the heart. Songs like ‘Gonna hurry’ by Dolly Parton and ‘Take care’ by Big Star come to mind—poignantly written goodbyes emphasized by the fact that both songs are over as fast as they started. In the case of ‘Darling’ the song transitions into a second act that serves to accept a goodbye instead of leaving it up in the air, but we think the song ultimately feels like it’s over too soon in the best way possible.
Max Kakacek and Julien Ehrlich, Whitney
Kakacek and Ehrlich elaborated on the inspiration behind “Darling,” drawing comparisons to concise and emotionally resonant songs by artists like Dolly Parton and Big Star. They emphasized the song’s brevity and its exploration of acceptance in the face of goodbye, making it a standout addition to their discography.Fans eagerly anticipate hearing “Darling” and other Whitney songs live during the upcoming tour.
What’s next
Tickets for the Whitney North American tour are available via Ticketmaster. Fans can anticipate a vibrant live show featuring both new material and beloved classics.