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L.A.B return to North America for the first time in over two years for their biggest run of shows yet, where they'll be joined by special guests Seven Suns.

The run also marks a huge string of firsts for the band, with L.A.B set to touch down in Guatemala, Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, Portland, Roseville and San Francisco for the very first time - a milestone run of debut shows that underlines just how far the band's reach has grown.

The tour will see the band break from working on new material to return to North America, bringing with them their electric live show that has grown their fanbase across the globe.

On support duties for this run, Seven Suns are a collective of seven diverse souls - artists, producers, engineers, backup musicians and musical directors - whose story is one of humility, gratitude and grit, of brothers choosing to step into the light and chase their dreams together. Having fortified the backbone of Hawai‘i's music scene for years as individuals, the band have ignited something uniquely their own: a sun-soaked blend of reggae, world pop and R&B that redefines what it means to be a band from Hawai‘i.

Their debut album Many Feathers won six Nā Hōkū Hanohano Awards in 2025, including Reggae Album of the Year, and the band have opened for the likes of Maoli, The Green, Third World, Allen Stone, Teddy Swims and Durand Jones & the Indications, while touring alongside Collie Buddz and Stan Walker and collaborating with FIA, Mike Love, Cas Haley, Mihali and Claire Wright. 2026 sees the release of their second full-length album, as they connect with fans on Hawaiian soil and across the globe.

With one act flying the flag for Aotearoa's biggest live export and the other bringing the sound of Hawai‘i's rising reggae and world-pop movement, this tour promises some of the biggest reggae-inspired shows North America will see all summer.

L.A.B return to North America for the first time in over two years for their biggest run of shows yet, where they'll be joined by special guests Seven Suns.

The run also marks a huge string of firsts for the band, with L.A.B set to touch down in Guatemala, Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, Portland, Roseville and San Francisco for the very first time - a milestone run of debut shows that underlines just how far the band's reach has grown.

The tour will see the band break from working on new material to return to North America, bringing with them their electric live show that has grown their fanbase across the globe.

On support duties for this run, Seven Suns are a collective of seven diverse souls - artists, producers, engineers, backup musicians and musical directors - whose story is one of humility, gratitude and grit, of brothers choosing to step into the light and chase their dreams together. Having fortified the backbone of Hawai‘i's music scene for years as individuals, the band have ignited something uniquely their own: a sun-soaked blend of reggae, world pop and R&B that redefines what it means to be a band from Hawai‘i.

Their debut album Many Feathers won six Nā Hōkū Hanohano Awards in 2025, including Reggae Album of the Year, and the band have opened for the likes of Maoli, The Green, Third World, Allen Stone, Teddy Swims and Durand Jones & the Indications, while touring alongside Collie Buddz and Stan Walker and collaborating with FIA, Mike Love, Cas Haley, Mihali and Claire Wright. 2026 sees the release of their second full-length album, as they connect with fans on Hawaiian soil and across the globe.

With one act flying the flag for Aotearoa's biggest live export and the other bringing the sound of Hawai‘i's rising reggae and world-pop movement, this tour promises some of the biggest reggae-inspired shows North America will see all summer.