RY X is coming to Annexet with the Dusk Tour in spring 2027
There is a very special tenderness in RY X's music. His supple, sensual expression seems to be rooted in a constant longing for closeness - to other people, to nature and to the spiritual. Since Australian singer, songwriter and producer Ry Cuming began releasing music under the name RY X, vulnerability has been the very starting point for an expression where the naked voice and acoustic instruments coexist with ambient soundscapes, electronic pulses and orchestral arrangements. And apparently the desire to reach out has been answered, with a new tour in the "Dusk Tour" that makes a tour stop at Annexet on April 17, 2027.
Tickets go on sale Friday, September 18 at 10:00 AM
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From the debut album "Dawn" via "Unfurl" and "Blood Moon", RY X has reached over a billion streams, been awarded gold and platinum records and been nominated for a Grammy. He has played at the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony and collaborated with orchestras such as the LA Philharmonic and the London Philharmonic, while also writing and producing music for artists such as Drake, Diplo, Black Coffee and John Legend. An unusually extensive career for music that still feels created for the distance between two people.
Next up is “DUSK”, RY X’s fourth studio album and a conscious return to organic instruments, stripped-down songs and the emotional vulnerability that has always been present in his music. The first single “Holy Water” is almost a distillation of that idea: a quiet prayer to the water in our bodies and its connection to the world outside, where the love between two people becomes as physical as it is spiritual. Every breath, mistake and sound has been allowed to remain on the tape – a kind of low-key revolt against a time where the human touch is in danger of being lost.
The same presence has long made RY X a unique live artist. On stage, his music can grow from skinless intimacy to something almost ceremonial, where the voice, acoustic instruments, electronic rhythms and carefully constructed layers make an entire room move as one body. In the spring of 2027, RY X will come to Annexet in Stockholm for a concert where the constant longing for closeness takes perhaps its most concrete form: people gathered in the same room, listening together.
