The Tallest Man On Earth Locks In Fall 2026 North American Tour
The Swedish singer-songwriter also released “Colors,” his first new music in nearly three years.
By Scott Bernstein May 27, 2026 • 8:29 am PDT
Photo by Marko Mijlovic
The Tallest Man on Earth, Swedish singer-songwriter Kristian Matsson, announced a fall 2026 North American tour alongside the release of “Colors,” his first new music in nearly three years. Recorded by Matsson in his home studio, the song features his violin, guitar playing and signature vocals, accompanied by a video with handheld camera footage from a recent European tour.
The tour opens October 15 in Saxapahaw (North Carolina) at the Haw River Ballroom, with early stops carrying Matsson through Asheville, Washington D.C., Glenside (Pennsylvania), New York and Boston. A Canadian date at Toronto’s Massey Hall on October 23 leads into a two-night run in Ann Arbor on October 24 and 25.
From there, the trek winds through the Midwest with shows in Madison (Wisconsin), Maquoketa (Iowa), Chicago and St. Paul before reaching the Mountain West for dates in Boulder (Colorado), Salt Lake City and Boise (Idaho). The Pacific Northwest leg includes Seattle, Vancouver and Portland (Oregon) ahead of California stops in San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego. The tour concludes November 15 in Phoenix at the Musical Instrument Museum.
Tickets go on sale Friday, May 29 at 10 a.m. local time. Scroll on for more ticket and tour information along with The Tallest Man On Earth’s “Colors” video.
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The Tallest Man On Earth’s last studio album, Henry St., was released in 2023. “Colors” marks Matsson’s first new music since the LP came out. Kristian Matsson wrote the track with Martin Hederos. Check out the “Colors” video below:
