Artist guide
Feist Concerts 2026-2027: Tour Schedule, Tickets and Cities
From Let It Die to Multitudes, a guide to Feist's intimate, dynamic live performance, the right listing, seats and travel.
Prepared by the FlyVentis editorial team and regularly reviewed for travel and event accuracy.
Who is Feist?
Canadian singer, songwriter and guitarist Leslie Feist connects her solo catalogue and work around Broken Social Scene through a stage language that is restrained yet layered. Let It Die and The Reminder reached a broad audience; Metals, Pleasure and Multitudes pushed further into raw rhythm and storytelling.
A Feist listing can be a small theatre show, an outdoor amphitheatre, a festival or a shared night led by another act. That distinction changes the likely set length, seating and value of a long-distance trip. Use the live FlyVentis section below for the current date and billing instead of relying on fixed article details.
| Field | Detail |
|---|---|
| Born / formed | February 13, 1976 |
| Real name | Leslie Feist |
| Origin | Amherst, Nova Scotia, Canada |
| Genre | Indie pop / indie folk / alternative rock |
| Active | Since the 1990s |
| Label | Arts & Crafts |
| Notable albums | Let It Die (2004), The Reminder (2007), Metals (2011), Pleasure (2017), Multitudes (2023) |
| Signature songs | 1234, My Moon My Man, Mushaboom |
Achievements and milestones
- 1234, from The Reminder, became one of Feist's most widely recognised songs.
- She has contributed to Broken Social Scene recordings and performances alongside her solo work.
- Let It Die and The Reminder established her blend of songwriting, acoustic detail and electronic texture.
- Multitudes carried her use of voice, guitar, silence and stage narrative into an album.
Separate a headline show from a shared bill
An event titled 'with Feist' may not be a Feist headline concert. Read the headliner, doors information and support order; establish the likely scope before travelling a long distance for a shorter guest set.
A festival or shared night can sell admission to the whole programme rather than one artist. Compare the product and refund terms with the ticket safety guide.
Pick a place where quiet moments carry
Feist can move from near-whispered vocals to full-band peaks. In a theatre, central seats or a front balcony can balance sound and view; outdoors, speaker alignment and weather protection matter more.
Do not compare reserved seating, general admission and lawn tickets as if they offer the same experience. Build the total around admission, transport, accommodation and the late journey home with the travel budget guide.
Feist upcoming dates
Before you leave for the venue
- Check whether Feist is the headliner or a guest.
- Separate reserved seating from general admission.
- For outdoor shows, check permitted rain gear.
- Prepare a quiet, safe route home after the event.
What to know before you go
- A shared-bill set can be shorter than a headline performance.
- Room acoustics matter for the quieter passages.
- Outdoor rules may restrict umbrellas and bag sizes.
- Match the event, city and ticket type again before payment.
Build a trip that fits the bill
Confirm the role Feist has on the programme before committing to flights or rail. For an outdoor or multi-artist event, leave enough time for entry queues and schedule changes.
Choose accommodation by the route back after the final set, not simply by its straight-line distance from the venue. Flexible travel terms reduce the risk of a changing programme.
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Frequently asked questions
Are the Feist concert dates current?
The live event section uses FlyVentis records. Recheck the date, venue, full title and bill before purchasing.
Is an event marked 'with Feist' a Feist headline show?
Not necessarily. It can place Feist on another headliner's programme, so confirm running order and set scope in the event details.
