PinkPantheress at Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom

An Evening With PinkPantheress - North America Fall Tour 2025

Chicago - get ready for a night of (self inflicted) Pain. ‘Cause on Saturday, November 2nd, PinkPantheress is taking over theAragon for one night only — and if her new era is any indication of all the hype, this show is gonna be one of those moments where EVERYTHING goes down. Known for its grand architecture and gilded walls, the Aragon is one of the most atmospheric venues in the city — and one of the most historical and iconic, too! And soon - it’s about to be the backdrop for one of the most sonically rich and emotionally immersive nights of the Fall. This stop in Chicago is one of only a few North American dates on the 2025 An Evening With PinkPantheress Tour, which makes it all the more meaningful for all of us who can attend. She could’ve taken this album to massive arenas, but instead she’s chosen venues with real character — rooms that hold sound and memory, rooms where every detail counts. And the Aragon, with its iconic Moorish-inspired ceilings and city legacy, feels like the perfect fit for this moment.

PinkPantheress is a modern day phenomena as far as internet success stories go. After a breakout few years that saw her rise from bedroom recordings to worldwide recognition, PinkPantheress is entering a bold new chapter with her latest project, Fancy That. The mixtape is sleek and introspective, loaded with energy and polish but still grounded in the same vulnerability and charm that made early fans fall in love. Tracks like Turn It Up and Feelings Aside showcase her growth as both a writer and producer—still tapping into that signature lo-fi universe, but now with even sharper edges and deeper layers. It’s not a reinvention. It’s an elevation. PinkPantheress has always understood the balance between fleeting feelings and timeless sounds. Her songs are short — sometimes under two minutes — but the feelings they stir linger in the most ironic and poetic way. From heartbreak and disconnection to late-night introspection and fleeting hope, she turns quiet moments into anthems. And while her sound pulls from early-2000s U.K. underground scenes, it’s her honesty and self-awareness that make her music so distinctly now.

This November 2nd show will be a celebration of that growth. It’s not just about the hits or the viral moments — it’s about witnessing an artist standing fully in her creative identity. There are no gimmicks here. Just one of the most compelling voices of the decade, sharing her world with a room full of people who really get it. Chicago, if you’ve got your ticket, hold onto it tight. This night’s going to be one for the books.