Tune-Yards Plots Fall 2025 U.S. Tour & Shares ‘How Big Is The Rainbow’ Single
Listen to the final preview of the band’s new album, Better Dreaming.
By Andy Kahn May 13, 2025 • 9:41 am PDT

Photo by Shervin Lainez
Tune-Yards shared the single, “How Big Is The Rainbow,” from their album, Better Dreaming, set for release this Friday, May 16. Merrill Garbus and Nate Brenner also confirmed 2025 Fall Tour dates supporting the sixth Tune-Yards album.
Earlier this month, Tune-Yards embarked on their first tour of the United States since 2022. Newly announced Fall Tour dates include a September 20 appearance at the XPoNential Music Festival in Camden, New Jersey.
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From there, Tune-Yards heads to Washington D.C. for a performance on September 22 before visiting Carrboro (North Carolina) on September 24. The fall run continues with a stop in Atlanta on September 25, followed by Nashville on September 26.
Tune-Yards will perform in St. Louis on September 27 and Indianapolis on September 29. The band wraps up September with a show at Milwaukee’s Vivarium on September 30.
October brings performances in Minneapolis on October 1 and Madison on October 2. The tour proceeds to Kalamazoo (Michigan) on October 4 and Detroit on October 5. Tune-Yards will play in Columbus on October 6 and Pittsburgh on October 8. The fall journey concludes with a performance at New York City’s Bowery Ballroom on October 9.
Tune-Yards 2025 Fall Tour tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday, May 16 at 10 a.m. local venue time. Find further details and ticketing links below.
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“How Big Is The Rainbow” was shared with an accompanying music video directed by Dominic Mercurio. Comedian/actor Star Amerasu appears in the visual for the single.
Speaking about the track, Garbus stated:
“The title lyric came out in a flash, and felt more sincere than I’ve ever been lyrically, maybe. But in this day and age, there is no room for subtlety when it comes to advocating for every single human being, for our trans family especially. And SHIT, how big IS the fucking rainbow?! It feels like the time to prove it to each other, to show each other how big it can be.”
Watch the “How Big Is The Rainbow” video below: