Sara Landry’s “Eternalism” Tour Adds New U.S. Dates

After setting Coachella’s Sahara Stage ablaze and leaving a trail of pulverized bass across Europe, Sara Landry is bringing ETERNALISM back to the U.S.—and not just as a tour, but as a manifesto.

The latest stops—August 1st in Denver at the Junkyard and August 8th at Austin’s Concourse Project—feel less like mere additions and more like spiritual returns. Especially for Austin, her hometown, where the scene is already frothing at the mouth to receive its techno prodigy.

Landry’s rise has never followed a traditional arc. Since that viral 2023 Boiler Room set shattered expectations with its blend of punishing tempos and cinematic control, she’s been redefining the boundaries of techno—and who gets to own it. ETERNALISM, her live show concept, is the culmination of that momentum: brooding, theatrical, and defiantly feminine. It’s not a stage production—it’s a ritual.

Her Coachella performance wasn’t just a highlight; it was a hard-reset on what big-room techno can look and feel like. And the fact that she’s bringing that same energy to intimate venues like the Junkyard shows she’s committed to more than spectacle—she’s chasing immersion.

What makes ETERNALISM so compelling is its refusal to compromise. Landry isn’t softening her sound for festival crowds or watering down her visuals for the mainstream. If anything, she’s doubling down. The show blurs lines between the industrial underground and high-concept art. It’s brutal, sure—but also meticulous and deeply intentional.

For those who missed the European run or weren’t sweating it out at Coachella, these U.S. dates are more than a second chance—they’re an invitation into the shadowy, hypnotic world Sara Landry has been constructing in real time.

Tickets will go fast. And if you’ve ever wanted to see what techno looks like when it’s treated like sacred ceremony, you won’t want to miss it.