Tori Amos at The Greek Theatre

'In Times Of Dragons' Tour

An award-winning artist possessing an otherworldly kind of musicianship in between keyboards and her signature Bösendorfer piano. A pioneer with an extensive back catalogue reflecting her emotionally charged songs behind a microphone. A singer-songwriter that shifts effortlessly between intense rhythmic bangers and quiet, deep, and intimate moments. An exceptionally talented performer that follows her own stars and cannot be contained creatively, spiritually, and musically. A fearless storyteller and activist that speaks about things that really matter through music and metaphorical characters. 

This is Tori Amos. 

And if you’re a fan, hear this: Tori Amos is slated to release a brand new album In Times Of Dragons in 2026, a metaphorical story about the fight for democracy over tyranny. In her own words, In Times Of Dragons is a reflection of the “current non-abhorrent non-accidental burning down of democracy in real time by the "Dictator believing Lizard Demons” in their usurpation of America.” This news follows hot on the heels of the release of her recent children’s book Tori and the Muses and its soundtrack, and now the creative goddess is embarking on a massive 35-date North American tour as well! The In Times Of Dragons Tour, in support of the release of her 18th studio album, and alongside special guest Bartees Strange, best known for hits such as Big Glow and Flagey God, is scheduled to kick off in early July 2026 in West Palm Beach, Florida. They will be making stops in Clearwater, Atlanta, New York, Philadelphia, Louisville, Omaha, San Diego, and Sacramento among others, before wrapping up in early September 2026 in Seattle, Washington. 

Tori Amos is simply magnificent; she is enigmatic, graceful, and incredibly skilled; and she will captivate you from the get-go - guaranteed. Her music has a way of getting inside your bones, head, heart, and soul - and nobody could possibly want it any other way. 

The Greek Theatre Berkeley

The iconic, gorgeous William Randolph Hearst Greek Theatre, situated at 2001 Gayley Road, Berkeley, is a first-class amphitheatre where performance dreams come true. Its natural beauty and incredibly stunning design is already something to behold, and adding the world-renowned artists that frequent its stage to that, is a recipe for the perfect night out that you won’t ever forget! The venue boasts top-tier sound and lighting system, perfect natural acoustics, modern amenities, and fantastic sight-lines, as well as seating for up to 8,500 patrons across three reserved seating areas and a massive general lawn space. 

So are you coming to experience something exceptional and rare? Get your tickets now!