Listen up, indie-pop lovers! Your next sonic obsession is about to hit the road. Tulsa-based duo The Ivy, Wyatt Clem and Shawn Abhari, just dropped some serious news: a Spring 2025 North American tour, and trust me, you’re going to want to clear your calendar for this one. Joining them for the entire run is LA-based indie-pop enchantress, Lyncs, whose ethereal vocals and emotive lyricism are the perfect match for The Ivy’s shimmering synth-pop vibes. From Albuquerque to San Antonio, they’re bringing their infectious energy coast to coast, hitting major music hotspots like Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, and Nashville.
Meet The Ivy
If you haven’t already fallen under their spell, let’s fix that. The Ivy is a genre-blending powerhouse born from the creative chemistry of Wyatt Clem and Shawn Abhari, who first met at The Academy of Contemporary Music in Oklahoma City. Since dropping their viral debut singles “Gold” and “Have You Ever Been In Love,” the duo has continued to push the boundaries of indie-pop with three EPs and their 2024 debut album, A Door Still Open. Having shared stages with LANY, The Band CAMINO, and Grayscale, The Ivy’s live shows are an electrifying mix of pulsating beats, nostalgic melodies, and unshakable hooks, an experience you don’t want to miss.
Meet Lyncs
Lancaster-born singer-songwriter Lyncs (aka Jacqueline Hynes) is the definition of dreamy indie-pop with an emotional punch. Influenced by Lorde, The 1975, and The Japanese House, she weaves together layered electronic textures, heartfelt lyrics, and hauntingly beautiful melodies. Since her breakout EP, Every Time I Find The Meaning Of Life It Changes, Lyncs has continued to rise, dropping fan-favorite singles like “Prom Queen” and “Obvious.” Her latest project, SICK + SIN, cements her status as a rising force in the indie world, just in time for this killer tour.
The Music You’ll Have on Repeat
Before the tour even kicks off, The Ivy and Lyncs dropping a sonic treat for independent music lovers: a brand-new collaboration. “Don’t Fall Asleep To This”, dropping on February 21 is a heartfelt anthem about the struggles of long-distance love, weaving together The Ivy’s signature dreamy production with Lyncs’ soul-stirring storytelling. If you’ve never had that song that makes you replay all your late-night convos and unsent texts, this is about to be it.
Where to Catch Them Live
Mark your calendars and grab your tickets ASAP!
The Ivy’s Spring 2025 Tour Dates
- March 25 – Albuquerque, NM @ Juno
- March 26 – Tucson, AZ @ Groundworks
- March 27 – San Diego, CA @ Soda Bar
- March 28 – Los Angeles, CA @ Scribble
- March 31 – Denver, CO @ Lost Lake
- April 1 – Lincoln, NE @ Duffys Tavern
- April 2 – Kansas City, MO @ recordBar
- April 3 – Milwaukee, WI @ X-Ray Arcade
- April 4 – Indianapolis, IN @ Hoosier Dome
- April 5 – Chicago, IL @ Subterranean
- April 6 – Cleveland, OH @ The Foundry
- April 9 – Montreal, QC @ L’Esco
- April 11 – Boston, MA @ Rockwell
- April 12 – Brooklyn, NY @ Alphaville
- April 14 – Philadelphia, PA @ Kung Fu Necktie
- April 15 – Washington D.C. @ Pie Shop
- April 16 – Richmond, VA @ The Camel
- April 17 – Chapel Hill, NC @ Local 506
- April 18 – Atlanta, GA @ Masquerade
- April 19 – Nashville, TN @ Exit/In
- April 21 – Tulsa, OK @ The Vanguard
- April 22 – Dallas, TX @ Ruins
- April 23 – San Antonio, TX @ Paper Tiger
🎟 Tickets are available now: wearetheivy.com/tour
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