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Boys Noize Announces First Album in Five Years, 7LLVSION

Boys Noize returns November 6 with 7LLVSION, his first solo album since 2021's +/-. Lead track "1+1+1" features Dutch vocalist ZEP, with a world tour running to 2027.

Boys Noize Announces First Album in Five Years and World Tour
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Boys Noize will release his new album, 7LLVSION, on November 6. It is the German producer's first solo LP since 2021's +/-.

The album's opening statement is "1+1+1," a track influenced by EBM and new wave that features Dutch vocalist ZEP.

The announcement comes with a full international tour. It opens on September 26 in San Francisco, where Boys Noize will perform as part of Dog Blood, his project with Skrillex, at the Portola festival — plus a Portola after-party set the same night. The run closes in Australia on January 2, 2027, with a Radar Festival date in Brisbane.

The itinerary spans North America, Europe, Mexico, China and Australia. U.S. stops include CRSSD Fest and its after-dark counterpart in San Diego on September 27, Gold Bar Hangar in Alameda on October 30, Obsidian in Phoenix on November 6 — the album's release day — Ultra Music Festival in Mexico City on November 7, EDC Orlando on November 8, and Factory Town in Miami on November 14.

European dates include The Cause in London on October 3, Robot Festival in Bologna on October 9, Brunch Electronik in Malaga on October 10, Mia Mao in Paris on October 16, Nitsa in Barcelona on October 23, and Melkweg in Amsterdam on October 24.

The tour then reaches VAC Festival in Zhuhai, China, on November 28 before an Australian leg: Radar Festival in Perth on December 28, Beyond the Valley in Hesse on December 30, Field Day in Sydney on January 1, Let Them Eat Cake in Melbourne on January 2, and Radar Festival in Brisbane on January 2, 2027.

In 2025, Boys Noize collaborated with Nine Inch Nails on an album titled Nine Inch Noize.

With 7LLVSION arriving five years after +/-, the November 6 release-day show in Phoenix gives fans the first chance to hear the new material live on home ground.

Source: Pitchfork

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