Billie Eilish is young, talented and she has a pretty good poker face, too. Eilish noted from the stage of her Wednesday, Oct. 9 Prudential Center in Newark show that her Hit Me Hard and Soft Tour was first one without brother and collaborator Finneas O'Connell.

Billie Eilish kicked off the U.S. round of her Hit Me Hard and Soft tour Oct. 4 in Baltimore. Here are all of the songs she's playing in concert.

At Wells Fargo, Eilish performed “in the round,” although the stage set up in the middle of the arena was rectangular with a platform that intermittently lifted her high above the area floor, close to the rafters where multisided video screens brought he up close to the adoring audience.

Billie Eilish has been doing the growing up in public thing — her first charting single (“Ocean Eyes”) at just 16 — with an assured grace and refreshingly little

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There was a moment midway through Monday night’s concert at Little Caesars Arena that summed up the Billie Eilish story. Strumming her way through the close-quartered intimacy of “TV,” Eilish was quietly locking back into her bedroom-pop origins — as bit by bit,

Shadowed by Vogue as she prepares to hit the stage at the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Canada, Eilish says that this is a “very different tour” to any that she’s done in the

In a cover story interview for 'Vogue,' the pop star also reveals she was "very lonely" for many years while touring