PLINI Announces North American Tour With Night Verses & Portraits in Support, Unveil Video For The Track "Vespertine"

Celebrated Australian guitarist, composer and producer Plini has announced a North American headline tour in support of his new album An Unnameable Desire, released in April 2026. Following on from his European, Asian and Australian tours in support of the album, the USA and Canada bill is completed with Night Verses and Portraits. To celebrate the announcement, Plini has unveiled a video for the track 'Vespertine'.

Watch the video BELOW!

Tickets: Plini.co

Plini commented on the video: "After making a series of whimsical narrative videos for the album launch, we thought it would be fun to make something more "traditional" - a simple playthrough in a magical setting. It was extra fun to use a couple of rarer guitars and explore a different part of the epic Dovecote property (where we made the video for "Ember")."

On the tour, he continues: "Very excited to return to the US and Canada to play the new album material - we just finished in Europe and the reception was better than I could have dreamed of! And super excited to get to bring my friends Night Verses and Portraits along for the ride!"

Dates:

OCTOBER

06 • San Diego, CA • Music Box 

07 • Mesa, AZ • Nile Theater 

09 • Austin, TX • Mohawk 

10 • Houston, TX • White Oak Music Hall 

11 • Dallas, TX • Studio at The Bomb Factory 

14 • Atlanta, GA • The Masquerade (Hell) 

15 • Charlotte, NC • The Underground 

16 • Baltimore, MD • Soundstage 

17 • Philadelphia, PA • Union Transfer 

18 • New York, NY • Irving Plaza 

20 • Boston, MA • Paradise Rock Club 

21 • Montreal, QC • Théâtre Beanfield 

22 • Toronto, ON • Danforth Music Hall 

23 • Cleveland, OH • Globe Iron 

24 • Detroit, Ml • Saint Andrew's Hall 

25 • Chicago, IL • Metro 

26 • Minneapolis, MN • Fine Line 

27 • Kansas City, MO • Madrid Theatre 

29 • Englewood, CO • Gothic Theatre 

30 • Salt Lake City, UT • The Depot 

31 • Boise, ID • Knitting Factory

NOVEMBER

01 • Portland, OR • Revolution Hall 

03 • Vancouver, BC • Commodore Ballroom 

04 • Seattle, WA • The Crocodile

06 • Berkeley, CA • UC Theatre

07 • Ventura, CA • Ventura Music Hall

08 • Los Angeles, CA • The Fonda Theatre

Mixed by Simon Grove and mastered by Adam "Nolly" Getgood, An Unnameable Desire finds Plini joining forces with a horde of creative talent, with magic woven alongside Simon Grove (bass, auxiliary guitar, mixing, engineering and co-production), Chris Allison (drums percussion, additional drum engineering and co-production), Dave Mckay (piano, keyboards and synthesizers), A.J. Minette (string arrangement and production), Misha Vayman (violin) and Yoshi Masuda (cello), with additional production on 'Ciel' courtesy of Devesh Dayal, a guitar solo on 'Ciel' by Jakub Zytecki and harp on 'After Everything' by Emily Hopkins. Album artwork is designed by Patti Bai.

"Something I'm very happy about, after many years of making music and the "career" aspect of it becoming a whole lot more serious, is that the process hasn't changed - still just me sitting in a room, tinkering on a guitar until I come across an interesting idea, and then following it down various rabbit holes until it starts feeling like a song," shares Plini of his new album.

"The intention with this album," adds Plini, "was to let that side of the process be as playful as possible, and then when it came to executing these ideas as finished songs, trying to expand the music in every direction possible: the heavier parts should be heavier, the pretty parts should be prettier, the hard-to-play stuff should be harder to play... and also in being as thoughtful and intricate as possible in relating the songs to each other through various themes and references. I hope it's as enjoyable to listen to as it was to make!"

Renowned for delivering mind-bending musicality from all angles, Plini has previously released two full-length albums, 2016's Handmade Cities and 2020's Impulse Voices, alongside several EPs, singles and contributing credits along the way.

Nominated for Live Guitarist of the Year in 2018 at the National Live Music Awards, Plini has also previously toured alongside Sleep Token, Periphery and Tesseract, and is currently on a huge world tour.