Billie Eilish sends a hint to artists who perform 3-hour shows: ‘Psycho’

Billie Eilish has already assured fans that his shows will not reach three hours in length. “I’m not going to do a three-hour show, that’s literally psychotic,” she argued during a conversation with fans on the Stationhead app, which was recorded and posted on Twitter.

Billie Eilish seemingly shares her thoughts on Stationhead about ‘The Eras Tour’ and ‘The Renaissance Tour’ earlier today, the only recent high-profile tours to span 3 or more hours:

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“Nobody wants that. You don’t want that. I don’t want that. I don’t even want that as a fan,” he continued. “My favorite artist in the world, I don’t want to listen to him for three hours. That’s a long time.”

Tour without Brazil

Eilish announced the tour of Hit Me Hard And Soft shortly before the album’s release. The singer will visit countries such as Canada, Australia and France, but Latin America was not included. The shows start in September this year and run until July 2025, with a break in January. Check out the full list:

Other artists prefer long shows

The shows of The Eras Tourin Taylor Swift, have lasted, on average, three hours and 15 minutes. Some of the singer’s performances took almost four hours (via TimeOut).

Paul McCartney came to blame Bruce Springsteen by the diffusion of long shows. In July last year, the former Beatle stated in an interview with the podcast presented by Conan O’Brien, Need a Friend: “Now, people are going to do three-hour shows. I blame Bruce Springsteen — I told him that, I said, ‘It’s your fault'” (via People).

Springsteen presents a show between three and four hours after the tour The Riverfrom 1980. Although it was not a practice of Beatlestoday, McCartney also performs shows that reach almost three hours in length, as well as Beyonce did in Renaissance World Tour.