Ninajirachi Expands 'I Love My Computer' Tour with Dozen New North American Stops!

Australian electronic producer Ninajirachi, born Nina Wilson, is significantly expanding her acclaimed “I Love My Computer and It Loves Me” North American tour. The artist is adding 12 new dates, pushing the tour’s run into early 2027. This substantial expansion follows an initial successful seven-date North American leg and is a direct response to what promoters have described as surging fan demand for her live performances.

The newly announced dates commence on November 19, 2026, in San Francisco, California. Following this, Ninajirachi will embark on a busy January 2027 schedule, visiting key cities across the continent. These include Portland, Oregon (Jan. 5 at Crystal Ballroom); Seattle, Washington (Jan. 7 at Showbox SoDo); Minneapolis, Minnesota (Jan. 9 at The Fillmore); Chicago, Illinois (Jan. 10 at Radius); Cincinnati, Ohio (Jan. 12 at Megacorp Pavilion); Atlanta, Georgia (Jan. 14 at The Eastern); Charlotte, North Carolina (Jan. 15 at The Fillmore); Washington, D.C. (Jan. 16 at The Anthem); New York, New York (Jan. 18 at Terminal 5); Toronto, Ontario (Jan. 22 at History); and Montreal, Quebec (Jan. 23 at Igloofest). Each of these additional shows will feature rising producer IKEDA as the opening act.

Tickets for the expanded tour dates will be available starting with a presale on Wednesday, September 24, followed by a general on-sale beginning Thursday, September 25. Both sales commence at 10 a.m. local time.

This tour expansion marks the culmination of a breakout period for the 26-year-old artist. Her debut album, “I Love My Computer,” released in 2025, quickly garnered critical acclaim. The concept record, exploring her intricate relationship with computers and the internet, soared to No. 12 on the ARIA Albums Chart. It also received the highest number of nominations of any artist at the 2025 ARIA Awards, ultimately securing three wins, including the prestigious Best Solo Artist award. Further cementing its status, the album was honored with the 2025 Australian Music Prize for Album of the Year and triple j’s Album of the Year, solidifying Ninajirachi's position as one of Australia’s fastest-rising electronic music exports.

In 2026, Ninajirachi continued her ascent, making her highly anticipated debut at major international festivals such as Coachella, Primavera Sound, and Lollapalooza. She also returned to her home country to support Tame Impala on the local leg of his Deadbeat tour. A significant full-circle moment in her career occurred with the release of her single “WannaCry” in July 2026, a collaboration with electro-pop innovator Porter Robinson. This partnership traced back to her teenage years, when her first-ever concert was a Porter Robinson show at Sydney’s Enmore Theatre. More than a decade later, the duo debuted “WannaCry” together at Coachella, and Ninajirachi subsequently returned to that very same Enmore stage in 2026 to headline her own sold-out show, showcasing her remarkable journey in the music industry.