Montell Fish Is Bringing "The Nest Tour" to Europe This November
Montell Fish is heading back on the road this autumn with The Nest Tour, bringing his music to European stages, including two stops in Germany this November.
The American singer, songwriter, and producer has spent the past few years developing a sound that is difficult to place in any single genre. Moving between alternative R&B and more experimental influences, his music has become increasingly personal, with releases like JAMIE (2022) and CHARLOTTE (2024) showing how much his songwriting approach has evolved. With his EP Nest, Montell Fish is continuing to explore that artistic direction, making this tour an especially interesting time to hear him live. His music has undergone quite a transformation over the years, and we're excited to see how this next chapter translates to the stage.
The European leg of The Nest Tour is set to begin in Berlin on November 9, followed by a show in Hamburg on November 10. From there, Montell Fish will continue across Europe, with further performances scheduled in cities including Amsterdam and Paris.
If Montell Fish isn't already on your November concert calendar, we'd suggest changing that.
Upcoming Shows:
November 9, 2026 | Berlin, DE | Metropol Berlin
November 10, 2026 | Hamburg, DE | Georg Elser Halle
November 11, 2026 | Brussels, BE | Ancienne Belgique
November 13, 2026 | Amsterdam, NL | Gashouder
November 15, 2026 | Paris, FR | Casino de Paris
November 17, 2026 | Manchester, UK | Albert Hall
November 18, 2026 | Dublin, IE | National Stadium
November 20, 2026 | London, UK | Exhibition White City
November 24, 2026 | Prague, CZ | SaSaZu
November 26, 2026 | Zurich, CH | X-Tra
November 27, 2026 | Milan, IT | Magazzini Generali
Tickets and further information about the upcoming shows are available here!
WRITTEN BY
Ilayda
I’ve spent most of my life looking for pieces of myself in places they probably don’t belong. In stories written long before I was born, in songs that seem to remember things I’ve forgotten. I’ve always liked the idea that someone, somewhere, might have found the words for something I’ve spent years trying to understand. I suppose I hope to do the same, on the off chance that something I put into words might feel familiar to someone else.
