LITTLE BIG

After conquering North America, the rave-pop collective Little Big is back to conquer Europe. Today the band announces their grand European tour TOUR 2026, featuring 24 concerts, which will kick off on October 11 in Oslo and take their surreal, energized live show to 13 countries.

The announcement of the tour comes as the band prepares for an extremely intense 2026, with the release of their brand new single “DAS ADIDAS”, due for its world premiere on May 15, followed by a long-awaited new full-length album slated for release in the fall of 2026.

Additional concerts in Spain, Italy, Moldova and France will be announced in the second phase.

Little Big is a Los Angeles-based rave-pop collective that has completely redefined the fusion of music and viral internet culture. The band was originally formed in St. Petersburg, and its creative force is driven by the leader Ilya “Ilich” Prusikin and the singer Sonya Tayurskaya. The group serves the audience a real overflow of stimuli: powerful electronic sounds, absurd visuals and extremely accurate, satirical stories. With its worldwide reputation for craze-filled live performances, Little Big turns every scene into an energetic rave, combining hardcore intensity with irresistible pop tunes.

The band is constantly pushing the boundaries with great collaborations with artists from all over the world — from Oliver Tree, Tommy Cash and Dillon Francis to the latest exponents of powerful sound like Amazingblaze, Lil Texas and Sophie Powers' alter ego Pixl Girl. This incessant creativity has resulted in a catalog that has exceeded a total of 4 billion views across different platforms. Their 2018 hit “SKIBIDI” became a worldwide cultural phenomenon, garnering over 781 million views, while the 2020 single “UNO” went down in history as the most-watched music video in the history of the Eurovision Song Contest, reaching over 301 million views.

In March 2022, after the band's strong opposition to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the group moved from Moscow to Los Angeles. Since then, he has continued to expand his international business, using art as a powerful means of expressing dissent and independence.