Artist: HAIVAI B
Tour: You, Me & Music
Region: Europe
Preceded by: Sold‑out UK headline tour with Live Nation; Asia and Europe tours
Tickets: On sale soon via official HAIVAI B channels:
(Venues are wheelchair accessible; additional accommodations available upon request.)
You, Me & Music is more than a series of shows. It’s an invitation to return to the essence of community and sound. A living world built from rhythm, honesty, and care.
A celebration of global sounds, diversity, and human connection.
After a sold‑out UK headline tour with Live Nation and an extensive run across Asia and Europe, HAIVAI B enters a new chapter with her most personal project yet: You, Me & Music, her first European headline tour.
This tour marks a milestone of complete creative autonomy: From lineup curation and stage design to styling, visuals, and sound, every element carries HAIVAI B’s signature.
“Everything you see and hear is me”, she notes, and this tour makes that statement tangible. You, Me & Music blends vulnerability and vision into an experience that is both intimate and universal, reminding audiences why the dancefloor remains a sacred space for human connection.
Guided by a belief in unity through sound, HAIVAI B refuses to be defined by genre. Each night will feature international artists who represent their culture through music, weaving together a narrative of global sounds and shared roots. Her programming reflects a world without borders, one that celebrates both individuality and belonging.
Each stop on the tour will feature a female‑driven lineup alongside opportunities for local newcomers, extending visibility to voices that often remain unheard. At its core, this tour is a celebration of diversity and human connection: a space where everyone should feel included. Everyone who was told they were not enough, and everyone who was made to feel too much.
True to her ethos, HAIVAI B has introduced two bold choices: a no‑guestlist policy and a ban on phones on the dancefloor. Both are meant to protect the integrity of the experience — valuing presence over privilege, and connection over documentation.
“It might sound strict,” she says, “but I want everybody to be present in the moment, in real life”.
