Where to Catch Flume on Tour in Fall 2023

Flume is finishing 2023 on a high note as he plays around the United States and in Australia and here is where you can see him on tour.

Flume has been bringing his immense musical talents to electronic music for decades. The artist’s sets consistently exceed fans’ expectations with his dreamy electronic music and beautiful productions to match. The Australian producer hits the marks with his live shows and brings amazing energy to wherever he is playing. Drenched in color and melodic future bass, every tour creates a powerful experience.

For the rest of 2023, Flume is taking his tour to Red Rocks on September 12 and 13 before heading over to Georgia for Music Midtown on September 15. Flume is returning to Life Is Beautiful the next week on September 22 and then making his way to CRSSD Festival in California. 

He will then headline Breakaway Music Festival in North Carolina on September 30. Finally, the last show that Flume has scheduled in 2023 is on December 30 at Lost Paradise in Sydney. 

Last year, Flume released his album ‘Palaces’ before going on a global tour and dropping two albums of unreleased tracks this year. The producer has been running around the world since, playing festivals like Splendour in the Grass in Australia, MITA Festival in Brazil, and most recently, North Coast in Illinois. 

The Australian producer has cemented himself as a staple in electronic music, trying out different genres as he evolves as a creator. His live shows are elevated to match as he continues his career. Flume is closing his 2023 tour soon and for a list of upcoming shows, check out his official website. 

If you have not had the chance to watch him live – do not worry. There are several opportunities to catch him before next year. Get ready to watch Flume and listen to his recent release, “Silent Assassin,” with Tkay Maidza here: 

Madison Duncan

Hi! My name is Madison and I was born and raised in Colorado, giving me immediate access to some of the best live music. I have two degrees from the University of Denver in Media Studies and Criminology and am passionate about music journalism. Some of my favorite artists are, but not limited to, Disco Lines, Tape B, Space Laces, and Whyte Fang.

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