VOILÀ Announces Moonbloom Tour: Music & magic in a never-before-seen live show experience

Independent pop-rock duo VOILÀ are preparing to launch their most ambitious live production to date with the announcement of the Moonbloom Tour, a theatrical concert experience set to travel across North America, the United Kingdom, and Europe this fall.

Comprised of Luke Eisner and Gus Ross, the Emmy-nominated pair have built their career around immersive storytelling, but Moonbloom expands that vision further than ever before. Designed as a fusion of live music and large-scale illusion, the tour will introduce audiences to the world premiere of the "Mirage Department"—a cast of aerialists, magicians, sword swallowers, jugglers, and specialty performers woven directly into the show's narrative.

The tour begins October 27 in Los Angeles and arrives as VOILÀ prepare to release their forthcoming album, The Wilt To Live, on June 12. The duo have amassed more than 600 million streams worldwide as independent artists, earning both RIAA and ARIA Gold certifications while cultivating a devoted international fanbase known as "The Magicians."

Following the overwhelming success of 2025's Magic Word World Tour—which sold out across multiple continents and helped propel the band onto major editorial playlists and global radio—VOILÀ are doubling down on the imaginative universe they've spent years creating.

For Eisner, Moonbloom represents a modern interpretation of classic vaudeville entertainment.

"Throughout the show, aerialists, sword swallowers, jugglers, magicians, and incredible illusions unfold around us as the stage transforms into an enchanted forest," he explains. "It's a place where music and magic coexist, with unexpected moments and special guests becoming part of the story every night."

Ross describes the production as the realization of a lifelong dream.

"'Moonbloom: Where Music Meets Magic' is the show we've imagined since we were kids. It's the kind of experience that shouldn't exist on paper—especially as an independent band—but we believed it was worth betting on something bigger than ourselves. We wanted to create a space where people could gather, escape for a night, and share in something unforgettable."

Adding another layer of purpose to the tour, one dollar from every ticket sold will be donated to Solving Kids' Cancer, helping fund research and treatment options for children battling some of the most aggressive forms of pediatric cancer.

Support on the North American leg will come from Weathers and Ella Red, with No Love For The Middle Child joining the opening night in Los Angeles. Austin Giorgio and Not A Toy will accompany the band throughout the UK and European dates.

With a new album on the horizon and a live production unlike anything they've attempted before, Moonbloom promises to be more than a concert—it aims to be a fully immersive theatrical experience where fantasy, community, and music collide.