Illenium Announces ‘Odyssey’ Album Launch Event in San Francisco
As the anticipation for his latest project reaches a fever pitch, Illenium has unveiled plans for a massive Odyssey album release show in San Francisco. The event is scheduled for February 5, serving as the ultimate prelude to the LP’s official debut the following day.
The celebration will take over the Pier 80 Warehouse, a colossal 200,000-square-foot industrial venue. While the space is well-known as the home of the Portola music festival, it has recently transformed into a premier nightlife destination, having hosted high-profile sets by the likes of Skrillex, Swedish House Mafia, and John Summit during recent New Year’s Eve festivities.
This high-energy performance is part of a star-studded lineup descending on the Bay Area in the lead-up to Super Bowl LX. Following Illenium’s Thursday night set, the venue will host a heavyweight pairing of Calvin Harris and Diplo on Friday, February 6, followed by a joint headline show from T-Pain and Sean Paul on Saturday, February 7.
Coordinated by regional event promoter Non Plus Ultra, tickets for the album launch are expected to move quickly. The presale window opens on Friday, January 16, at 11 a.m. PT, with general ticket sales commencing shortly after at noon PT. Interested fans can secure their entry via the official ticket portal.
The San Francisco show marks the beginning of a monumental season for the producer. Following the release of Odyssey—his inaugural album under Republic Records—Illenium will head to Nevada for a groundbreaking residency at Sphere Las Vegas. The immersive “Odyssey” experience at the Sphere kicks off on March 5, with several dates scheduled through mid-March and early April.
“Odyssey is a narrative of self-discovery and finding peace within,” Illenium remarked regarding the new project and his upcoming residency. “It’s about creating a moment where the audience feels a genuine connection—a collective space for emotional escape. I can’t wait to bring this vision to life, particularly within the unique environment of the Sphere.”
