Kali Malone has expanded her touring calendar with new U.S. engagements next April, adding headline concerts in Brooklyn, Los Angeles and San Francisco as she prepares to release a new solo record this autumn. The announcement arrives alongside a first preview track, signaling a busy season ahead for the composer and organist.
The album, titled Burning Song, is scheduled for release on October 30 through Ideologic Organ, the label that recently reissued Malone’s influential The Sacrificial Code. The new project reunites Malone with collaborators Stephen O’Malley and Lucy Railton — the same trio who worked together on 2023’s Does Spring Hide Its Joy — and follows 2024’s All Life Long.
Fans can listen to the lead single, “My Eve My Dawn,” now; the track offers the first glimpse of the record’s sonic direction and sets the stage for next spring’s live dates. For listeners of contemporary organ and experimental composition, these performances mark a notable opportunity to hear Malone present new material in acoustically resonant venues.
Below is the updated tour itinerary. Dates in the United States are clustered in April and include festival and church settings, where Malone’s work is often experienced at full scale.
| Date | City | Venue | Event / Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 10–11 | Bern, Switzerland | Berner Münster | bee-flat |
| Nov 11–22 | Stockholm, Sweden | City Hall of Stockholm | |
| Nov 29 | Bratislava, Slovakia | Novy Evanjelicky Kostol | NEXT Festival |
| Jan 25–26 | Berlin, Germany | Gedächtniskirche | CTM Festival |
| Jan 28–29 | London, England | St. Martin-in-the-Fields | |
| Jan 31 | Geneva, Switzerland | Madeleine Chapel – Espace de la Madeleine | Festival Antigel |
| Feb 28 | Basel, Switzerland | Peterskirche | Festival Interfinity |
| Apr 1–4 | Knoxville, TN, USA | Various | Big Ears |
| Apr 8 | San Francisco, CA, USA | Grace Cathedral | The Lab |
| Apr 10 | Los Angeles, CA, USA | First Congregational Church | Upend |
| Apr 12–13 | Brooklyn, NY, USA | First Unitarian Church | LPR |
| Jun 4 | Helsinki, Finland | Temppeliaukio Church |
- Why this matters now: Malone is releasing a new album next month and visiting major U.S. cultural hubs in April, giving listeners an early chance to hear the material live.
- What to expect: organ-centered compositions performed in architecturally resonant spaces; collaborations with O’Malley and Railton continue Malone’s recent ensemble approach.
- Labels and context: Ideologic Organ’s involvement underlines the project’s placement within the contemporary experimental-music scene.
More ticketing and venue information will be released through the artist’s channels and presenting organizations; concert dates and festival appearances may be subject to change. For followers of modern organ music and experimental composition, these dates represent some of the first opportunities to encounter Malone’s forthcoming work in person.
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