Louis The Child Bringing ‘Here For Now’ Tour To Boston

BOSTON, MA — Louis The Child, which kicks off its “Here For Now” tour of North America on Nov. 2, brings the show to Boston's House of Blues two weeks later.

Tickets are on sale now for the group's Nov. 15 show.

Based in Chicago, Louis The Child is made up of the production and DJ duo of Robby Hauldren and Freddy Kennett. The two began their career in 2013, performing at small and intimate venues around the country. Their single “It’s Strange,” featuring the vocals of rapper and singer K. Flay, was released in 2015, earning them instant media attention. The song was added by Taylor Swift to her playlist of “Songs That Will Make Life More Awesome.”

Since then the talented duo has continued to release singles and remixes, working with vocalists to create their own sound that resonates with fans. In a recent interview with Billboard, Freddy says about performing, “We definitely play to the energy of a crowd. Overall, we choose songs based on things we love and stuff that we think people would really like. We mix electronic dance music with classic songwriting — songs that are timeless and ones that people can get lost in.”

Creating soothing and smooth electronic tracks, including hits such as “Better Not” and “Weekend,” Louis The Child has just released another single, “Too Close,” with Wrabel on vocals. The song is a blend of bouncy blues that will get fans up and dancing.

Joining Louis The Child up on stage in Boston are special guests Léon, a Swedish vocalist and songwriter, and Sebastian Paul, with his own unique electric sound.

Tickets are on sale to see Louis The Child and these other talented musicians perform in Boston at the House of Blues on Nov. 15, 16, and 17. All shows start at 8 p.m. with general admission tickets starting at just $41. Enter the promo code "PatchTickets10" to get 10 percent off your tickets.

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