Troye Sivan announces fall ‘Bloom’ concert tour

Troye Sivan, the South Africa-born, Australia-raised electro-pop star has announced the dates for his North American Bloom tour this fall.

The tour opens Sept. 21 in Dallas and concludes Nov. 8 in Vancouver. It includes four California dates, beginning with an Oct. 25 show at the Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre at SDSU.

All the tour dates and ticket information appear below. Kim Petras will be the opening act for each concert, with Charlie Hanson and Leland also appearing at some dates.

The tour is in support of “Bloom,” the upcoming second album by Sivan, who has become a rising international sensation. It will be released Aug. 31 by Capitol Records.

Sivan, 22, is a proudly gay singer-songwriter. He made his “Saturday Night Live” performance debut last month. On May 19, he was a surprise guest at Taylor Swift’s Rose Bowl concert in Pasadena, where they shared vocal duties on Sivan’s hit, “My, My, My.”

Tickets for all “Bloom” tour concerts go on sale to the general public June 8 at 9 a.m. PST at LiveNation.com and TroyeSivan.com, as well as by phone at (800) 754-3000. All tickets will include a CD copy of the “Bloom” album.

Ticket price for Sivan’s San Diego concert range from $29.50 to $49.50, plus service charges.

Fans who download the official Troye Sivan app, available on Apple Store and Google Play, will have access to a chance to buy advance tickets during the pre-sale, which begins June 5 at 9 a.m. PST.

Troye Sivan “Bloom” tour dates

Sept. 21: Dallas, Pavilion @ Toyota Music Factory

Sept. 23: Austin, ACL Live at The Moody Theater

Sept. 24: Sugar Land, Texas Smart Financial Center

Sept. 26: Jacksonville, Daily’s Place Amphitheatre

Sept. 28: St. Petersburg/Tampa, Ruth Eckerd Hall/Mahaffey Theater

Sept. 29: Miami, Bayfront Park Amphitheatre

Oct. 1: Atlanta, Coca-Cola Roxy

Oct. 2: Charlotte, NC Charlotte Metro Credit Union Amphitheatre

Oct. 4: Washington, DC The Anthem

Oct. 6: Philadelphia, Tower Theater

Oct. 9: New York, NY Radio City Music Hall

Oct. 11: Montreal, Place Bell

Oct. 12: Boston, Boch Center - Wang Theatre

Oct. 14: Detroit, Fox Theatre

Oct. 15: Toronto, Sony Centre

Oct. 17: Minneapolis, State Theatre

Oct. 19: Chicago, Chicago Theatre

Oct. 20: Milwaukee, Eagles Ballroom

Oct. 22: Denver, Fillmore Auditorium

Oct. 24: Phoenix, Comerica Theatre

Oct. 25: San Diego, Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre

Oct. 27: Anaheim, House of Blues

Oct. 30: Los Angeles, Greek Theatre

Nov. 1: San Francisco, The Masonic

Nov. 5: Portland, Roseland Ballroom

Nov. 7: Seattle, Paramount Theatre

Nov. 8: Vancouver, Queen Elizabeth Theatre