Maybe Forever 2027 European Tour Poster
Garth.
04.01.27Mainz, DEBebenMore Info
04.02.27Memmingen, DEmood clubMore Info
04.03.27Offenburg, DESpitalkellerMore Info
04.05.27München, DEKranhalle (Feierwerk)More Info
04.06.27Berlin, DEFluxBauMore Info
04.07.27Hamburg, DENochtspeicherMore Info
04.08.27Copenhagen, DKRustMore Info
04.09.27Kiel, DERäucherei KielMore Info
04.10.27Bremerhaven, DEPferdestall BremerhavenMore Info
04.12.27Münster, DEPension SchmidtMore Info
04.13.27Duisburg, DEBoraMore Info
04.15.27Rotterdam, NLVessel 11More Info
04.16.27Arnhem, NLLuxor LiveMore Info
04.17.27Groningen, NLSimplonMore Info
04.20.27Halle, DEObjekt 5More Info
04.21.27Leipzig, DEMoritzbasteiMore Info
04.22.27Prague, CZJazz DockMore Info
04.23.27Wien, ATSargfabrikMore Info
04.24.27Innsbruck, ATMaria TheresiaMore Info
04.25.27Freiburg, DESchloss CaféMore Info
04.26.27Rankweil, ATAltes Kino
04.29.27London, UKBarfly CamdenMore Info
04.30.27Manchester, UKGulliversMore Info
05.01.27Glasgow, UKNice N SleazyMore Info
Garth. is a Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter and visual producer whose genre-bending sound and electrifying live performances have earned over 11 million streams worldwide and a growing international following. Since his 2018 debut he has performed across North America and Europe, with standout appearances at Carnegie Hall, the Apollo Theater and Lincoln Center, and direct support slots for Teddy Swims, Watsky and The Shadowboxers.

In 2025 he released Good Taste with producer Cale Hawkins (known for his work with Quincy Jones, Charli XCX and Natasha Bedingfield). In 2026 he launched the Planet Nowhere era and completed a European tour with sold-out shows in Copenhagen, Munich, Münster, Prague and Freiburg.

Now he travels further. Maybe Forever, his new concept album, imagines what his sound would become 3,000 years in the future as he moves through space and time. Rooted in the legacies of Earth, Wind & Fire and Prince, it carries echoes of Janelle Monáe, Jimi Hendrix, J Dilla, Robyn, KAYTRANADA, Leon Thomas, Yves Tumor and Frank Ocean, honoring the forefathers and mothers while pushing forward. The Maybe Forever Tour brings that journey to the stage this spring: from the genesis of the first track to the final bursts of the last.

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All photo credits: Jarel Hill