Djo Upcoming Events & Tickets

TOUR: Djo — the musical project of actor-musician Joe Keery (best known as Steve Harrington on Stranger Things) — is hitting the road in support of his new album, The Crux. The “Back on You” Tour spans Oceania, North America, and Europe, culminating with a fall U.S. leg dubbed the “Another Bite” Tour. Fans can catch him live from September through October in cities like New York and Columbia (during All Things Go Festival), Asheville, Atlanta, Nashville, Houston, Kansas City, Irving, Oklahoma City, Phoenix, Sacramento, Berkeley, and Los Angeles, with Post Animal joining as special support on all non-festival shows.

TICKETS: Tickets for Djo 2025 concerts are available now through EventsChaser, with NO hidden service fees. General admission tickets typically start around $65–$77, with examples like Irving showing a GA price of $66 and VIP packages around $320. Prices across cities vary: for Forest Hills Stadium in New York, tickets begin near $97, averaging roughly $569; New Haven starts at $101 with an average of $520; Atlanta averages $386, Nashville averages $357, and Houston starts at about $57, averaging $145. VIP/premium offerings — exclusive packages that typically include a lower-level ticket, digital itinerary, food and drinks, merch pack, and priority merch access — can range from $442 to over $1,250.

ABOUT: Djo is the musical project of Joe Keery, an American actor and musician best known for his role as Steve Harrington on Netflix’s Stranger Things. While many know him from acting, Keery has an extensive music background — he was a guitarist for the Chicago psych-rock band Post Animal before launching Djo as a solo venture in 2019.

Djo’s music blends psychedelic pop, indie rock, synth-heavy textures, and retro-inspired grooves, drawing influences from artists like Tame Impala, The Flaming Lips, and Unknown Mortal Orchestra. His debut album, Twenty Twenty (2019), introduced a colorful, experimental sound layered with introspective lyrics. He followed it up with Decide (2022), which received critical praise for its more refined production, catchy hooks, and themes exploring technology, identity, and personal growth.

Known for a playful yet meticulous approach to songwriting, Keery records much of Djo’s music himself, shaping its distinctive, genre-blurring sound. His live performances often feature vibrant visuals, vintage synth tones, and a mix of laid-back grooves and high-energy jams, making his concerts as much an atmospheric experience as a musical one. With the upcoming 2025 album The Crux and his “Back On You / Another Bite” tour, Djo is solidifying himself not just as a TV star who plays music, but as a serious and inventive artist in his own right.