The Red Bottoms Tour is named for ADÉLA’s first heartbreak ballad. Her own press describes it as “a stark departure from the bold sound that launched her onto the world stage.” Naming a 21-city headlining tour after the song that sounds least like everything you’ve done is a statement. She made it.
About the Show
At 22, ADÉLA (born Adéla Jergová in Bratislava) has compressed a lot of biography into a short career: trained in classical ballet from age three across Moscow, Vienna, and London; Top 20 on Netflix’s Pop Star Academy; signed to Capitol Records; debut EP The Provocateur out in August 2025 with production from Grimes, Dylan Brady of 100 gecs, Blake Slatkin, and Leland. The record merges industrial-pop with techno, hip-hop, and 80s disco — that means pulsing synths, distorted vocal layers, tracks drawn from “betrayal, defiance, and exploitation,” made to feel bigger than life. Press came from Vogue, Rolling Stone, Harper’s Bazaar, The FADER, NYLON, and PAPER Magazine; PAPER put it plainly: “fame comes at no surprise.” She has described her goal as wanting “to create a world that’s relatable on a human level” and “talk about things that are maybe uncomfortable.”
Her October 2025 debut solo run billed as THE PROVOCATOUR PART I, covering London, New York, and Los Angeles, sold out. She then completed a supporting run on Demi Lovato’s North American tour and announced The Red Bottoms Tour the following day. The press release calls it her first headline North American tour; the 21 dates sold out in minutes.
“Red Bottoms,” the June 2026 single anchoring the tour, borrows a Louboutin sole as its central image: the toll of staying with someone whose affection runs inconsistent. The press release frames it as “an intimate reflection on a draining relationship,” built around mixed signals, inconsistency, and the fear of speaking up. Music video by Emma Drew Berson. No support acts have been confirmed for the Dallas date. Dallas is show 11 on the run, the night after Austin on September 24.
Venue & Logistics
The Echo Lounge & Music Hall is in Dallas’s Design District at 1323 N. Stemmons Fwy., a Live Nation-operated room in the DFW circuit. The show runs 7:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. on Friday, September 25.
Tickets
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