The curtain falls this spring. These are the last dates.
Postmodern Jukebox, the genre-defying collective founded by pianist and arranger Scott Bradlee, has announced the final North American leg of The Future is Vintage Tour. This run marks the official close of one of the most ambitious touring campaigns in the band’s history.
After delighting audiences from Australia to the UK and across Europe, this extension of The Future is Vintage Tour will be the last.
These are not an extension. These are the last dates. When the curtain falls in May, The Future is Vintage Tour closes for good.
“This tour has been something we never could have fully planned for,” said Bradlee. “The audiences, the energy, the moments we’ve shared — it has exceeded everything we imagined. We wanted to go out the right way. This spring, we’re giving it everything we have, one final time.”
Since its launch, The Future is Vintage Tour has brought Postmodern Jukebox’s signature reimaginings modern pop and rock to stages across North America, delighting audiences with lush orchestrations, powerhouse vocalists, and the unmistakable PMJ spirit that has earned the band over one billion YouTube views and a global following of millions.
The spring 2027 dates represent the final opportunity for North American fans to experience this chapter live.
Tickets are on sale now. Due to extremely high demand, fans are encouraged to secure tickets early.
Don’t miss your last chance.
ABOUT POSTMODERN JUKEBOX
Postmodern Jukebox is the brainchild of New York-based musician Scott Bradlee, whose rotating collective of singers and musicians has racked up over one billion YouTube views, performed on Good Morning America and Dancing with the Stars, and sold out venues worldwide. PMJ is known for transforming contemporary pop hits into vintage-style arrangements – big band, jazz, ragtime, and beyond — creating a singular live experience unlike anything else on tour today.
