SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. — Billie Eilish’s Hit Me Hard and Soft Tour has traveled across four continents, dozens of major cities, and some of the biggest arenas in the world. On Sunday night, it comes to an end in San Francisco, where Eilish will close the tour with a final performance at Chase Center. This isn’t just another stop on the schedule. It marks the official end of a year-long run that has included sold-out shows from New York to London to Sydney, and two straight Chase Center dates to finish it.
The tour launched in September 2024 in Quebec City before sweeping through North America, Europe, Australia, and Asia. Cities like Los Angeles, Chicago, London, and Melbourne required multiple nights due to demand. The in-the-round stage design has remained a staple throughout the tour, keeping the focus centered and giving fans a 360-degree experience.
Sustainability has been a core theme, with Eilish continuing her partnership with REVERB to reduce environmental impact across every stop.
After opening the Bay Area stretch on Saturday, Eilish returns to Chase Center on Sunday for the official last show of the tour. Lucy Dacus is scheduled to open again, continuing a pairing that has defined the final North America leg.
Fans are expected to show up in full force — mixing outfits from every Billie era, from the neon color palette of When We All Fall Asleep to the soft tones of Hit Me Hard and Soft.
Sunday’s finale isn’t about surprises or reinventions. It’s the final page of a tour that has already proven its consistency, scale, and staying power across a full year.
Eilish arrives in San Francisco with her staging locked in, her setlist polished, and a fan base ready to see the last show of one of her most ambitious tours to date.
There’s no announced plan for new music or future touring, and historically Eilish steps out of the spotlight after long touring cycles. For now, all attention lands on Chase Center, where the Hit Me Hard and Soft Tour will officially come to a close.
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