MIKE is coming back in January with a new album. The rapper and producer will drop Showbiz! on January 31 via his own 10k label. Leading the album is “You’re the Only One Watching,” which comes with a music video that MIKE co-directed with longtime collaborator Ryosuke Tanzawa. Find the new video below.
MIKE released just one project in 2024, the Tony Seltzer collaboration Pinball, after releasing two in 2023, Faith Is a Rock and Burning Desire. He returned in October with the single “Pieces of a Dream” and the announcement of a massive 2025 tour. See the musician’s upcoming tour dates below.
Read about MIKE’s “Crystal Ball” at No. 34 in “The 100 Best Songs of 2021.”
MIKE:
12-05 Melbourne, Australia – The Night Cat12-06 Meredith, Australia – Meredith Music Festival12-07 Sydney, Australia – Mary’s Underground12-10 Brisbane, Australia – The Brightside12-12 Perth, Australia – The Rechabite02-27 Dublin, Ireland – The Button Factory02-28 Glasgow, Scotland – Room 203-01 Leeds, England – Brudenell Social Club03-03 Manchester, England – Gorilla03-04 Birmingham, England – The Hare & Hounds03-05 Bristol, England – Trinity03-06 London, England – EartH Hall03-07 Brighton, England – Patterns03-08 Brussels, Belgium – Botanique03-10 Cologne, Germany – Veedel Club03-11 Amsterdam, Netherlands – Melkweg03-12 Hamburg, Germany – Häkken03-13 Copenhagen, Denmark – Loppen03-14 Stockholm, Sweden – Bar Brooklyn03-15 Oslo, Norway – John Dee03-17 Berlin, Germany – Gretchen03-18 Jena, Germany – Trafo03-19 Prague, Czech Republic – Cross Club03-20 Vienna, Austria – Das Werk03-21 Munich, Germany – Milla03-22 Milan, Italy – Circolo Magnolia03-23 Lyon, France – Sonic03-25 Toulouse, France – Le Rex03-26 Barcelona, Spain – La Nau03-27 Madrid, Spain – Sala Villanos03-28 Lisbon, Portugal – LAV – Lisboa ao Vivo03-29 Porto, Portugal – Hard Club03-30 Vigo, Spain – Radar Estudios04-01 San Sebastián, Spain – Dabadaba04-02 La Roche-sur-Yon, France – Quai M04-03 Paris, France – La Maroquinerie04-16 Philadelphia, PA – First Unitarian Chruch04-17 Washington, D.C. – Black Cat04-18 Carrboro, NC – Cat’s Cradle04-19 Charlotte, NC – The Underground04-20 Charleston, SC – Music Farm04-22 Tampa, FL – Crowbar04-23 Miami, FL – Gramps04-24 Orlando, FL – The Abbey04-25 Jacksonville, FL – Underbelly04-26 Atlanta, GA – Variety Playhouse04-27 Birmingham, AL – Workplay Theatre04-29 Oklahoma City, OK – Resonant Head04-30 Dallas, TX – Tulips05-01 Houston, TX – White Oak Music Hall (WOMH) Upstairs05-02 Austin, TX – Mohawk Outside05-03 San Antonio, TX – Paper Tiger05-05 Tucson, AZ – Club Congress05-06 Phoenix, AZ – Walter Studios05-07 San Diego, CA – Quartyard05-08 Los Angeles, CA – The Belasco05-09 Santa Cruz, CA – Catalyst Atrium05-10 San Francisco, CA – Great American Music Hall05-11 Sacramento, CA – Harlow’s05-13 Vancouver, British Columbia – The Pearl05-14 Seattle, WA – The Crocodile05-15 Portland, OR – Hawthorne Theatre05-16 Boise, ID – Shrine Basement05-17 Salt Lake City, UT – Soundwell05-18 Englewood, CO – Gothic Theatre05-20 Lawrence, KS – Bottleneck05-21 Omaha, NE – Reverb Loung05-22 Minneapolis, MN – Amsterdam05-23 Chicago, IL – Thalia Hall05-24 Indianapolis, IN – Hi-Fi Indy05-25 Detroit, MI – TBD05-27 Cleveland, OH – Grog Shop05-28 Toronto, Ontario – The Opera House05-29 Montreal, Quebec – Fairmount Theatre05-30 Boston, MA – Paradise Rock Club05-31 New York, NY – Irving Plaza
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