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Global techno heavyweight Eli Brown is entering a major new chapter with the announcement of his long-awaited debut album, Panic Attack. The album is set to arrive this fall alongside a 10-date headline tour across the United States. Before closing the run, he will perform a show in London later this year.
The tour will include Eli Brown’s biggest solo headline show to date at City Market in Los Angeles. More than 10,000 fans are expected to gather for a massive warehouse-inspired rave experience.
Over the past few years, Eli Brown has become one of the most defining names in modern techno. He has built a rare bridge between underground credibility and global festival success. Emerging from Bristol’s respected electronic music scene, he has carried the raw energy of warehouse techno into some of the biggest stages in the world. Yet, he has not lost the intensity of his sound.
His rise has been powered by a series of high-impact releases, including the crossover anthem “Be The One” and the viral favorite “Diamonds On My Mind.” Together, both tracks have generated more than 175 million combined Spotify streams. As a result, this has strengthened his position as one of techno’s most in-demand global artists.
Brown’s recent run includes standout appearances at major festivals such as EDC Las Vegas, EDC Thailand, EDC Mexico, Time Warp, Skyline Festival, Glastonbury, Tomorrowland, Beyond Wonderland, Escape Halloween, and Awakenings. At the same time, he is becoming a key figure within Insomniac’s wider festival ecosystem.
More than just a debut album, Panic Attack represents the next stage of Eli Brown’s journey. He has moved from Bristol’s underground warehouses to headline stages across the world. Rooted in rave culture, the project is expected to capture the pressure, emotion, and relentless drive that have defined his sound. Moreover, it will also push his music into a bigger and more ambitious space.
The accompanying Panic Attack Tour will bring that vision to life through an immersive headline experience across North America. Eventually, the tour will conclude at Electric Brixton in London.
Tickets for the tour go on sale Monday, July 6 at 3 PM local time. Presale access is available from Thursday, July 2 at 2 PM local time for those who signed up.
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“Panic Attack” Tour Dates 2026
September 25 — TBA
September 26 — The Concourse Project Outdoor, Austin
October 2 — Silo, Dallas
October 3 — Ductwork, Houston
October 9 — Victory Hall, Seattle
October 10 — Granary Open Air, Salt Lake City
October 16 — Building 64, Charleston
October 30 — Echostage, Washington D.C.
November 14 — City Market, Los Angeles — Eli Brown’s largest hard-ticket show
November 21 — Electric Brixton, London, UK
With Panic Attack, Eli Brown is not only announcing his debut album. He is marking the most ambitious phase of his career so far — one built on scale, pressure, rave energy, and a clear mission. That mission is to block out the noise. To feel the music and return to the rave.
