According to a report in The Sun's Bizarre column (October 13–14, 2026), the fourth studio album from Billie Eilish is "almost completed," with a 2027 tour said to be "in the works to coincide with its release next year." The story was subsequently picked up by outlets including BANG Premier, zapgossip and 10bmnews (October 14–15) — but it is important to stress that none of the details have been officially confirmed by the singer or her team.
In her own words, Eilish told NME back in May 2026: "We are working on new music. It's happening... We're deep in album mode and it's really fun," describing the sessions as "unusually smooth." That remains the most direct word from the artist herself — and, to be clear, nothing about an album title, a release date or a 2027 tour has been officially announced.
What The Report Says
Report The Sun's Bizarre column, October 13–14, 2026 — the original source of the story, according to reports.
Album status "Almost completed," according to reports — no title or release date has been announced.
Tour plans 2027 stadium concerts plus festival shows are reportedly "in the works to coincide with its release next year" — nothing officially confirmed.
The quote Insider quotes attributed to The Sun include: "Billie has been hard at work on her fourth album this year..."; "promoters are speaking to her team about putting on the biggest shows of her career"; and "She has the popularity to be a stadium act now and sell out massive venues."
What Billie Has Said Herself
Speaking to NME in May 2026, Eilish was upbeat but vague: "We are working on new music. It's happening... We're deep in album mode and it's really fun." She added that the sessions had been "unusually smooth" — a promising sign for fans, though she offered no title, no release date and no hint of a tour.
That interview remains the clearest on-the-record word from the singer about the follow-up to Hit Me Hard and Soft. Everything else — including the "almost completed" status and the 2027 stadium plans — comes from reports rather than official announcements.
Why The Stadium Plans Make Sense
Whether or not the 2027 dates materialise, a step up to stadiums would hardly be a surprise. Eilish recently closed a sold-out arena run that included six nights at London's O2, four at Manchester's Co-op Live and two at Dublin's 3Arena. Her journey from teenage SoundCloud breakout to global headliner is traced in our Billie Eilish biography — and fellow pop innovator Charli XCX's rise is charted in our Charli XCX biography.
The timing fits, too: 2027 marks ten years since her debut EP Don't Smile At Me (2017), and she already holds three No. 1 albums, ten Grammy Awards, two Academy Awards and two Golden Globes. Her 3D concert film Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour arrived in theatres in May 2026 and on Paramount+ in August 2026, underlining just how big her live draw has become.
She would not be the only star thinking big for 2027 — Zach Bryan announces 2027 'Young Manhood & Other Donatable Organs' stadium tour is also on the books.
Watch the Official Video
Billie Eilish — "Birds of a Feather," the official video from her album Hit Me Hard and Soft. No fourth-album footage exists yet.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the album title or release date announced?
No. According to reports the fourth album is "almost completed," but no title or release date has been announced or officially confirmed.
Is the 2027 tour officially confirmed?
No. Stadium concerts and festival shows in 2027 are reported to be "in the works," but Eilish's team has not confirmed any dates.
What did Billie say about the album?
She told NME in May 2026: "We are working on new music. It's happening... We're deep in album mode and it's really fun," describing the sessions as "unusually smooth."
What was her last album?
Hit Me Hard and Soft (2024) — her third studio album, home to the global hit "Birds of a Feather."
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