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    Published Friday, February 20, 2026· Updated Tuesday, March 03, 2026

    By EDM Army Editorial Team

    Odd Mob Releases “Never Alone” via Experts Only + Full 2026 Tour Dates

    Odd Mob is entering 2026 at full velocity.

    The genre-defying Australian producer has released “Never Alone,” featuring Los Angeles-based singer Lizzy Land, out now via John Summit’s Experts Only. Alongside the single, Odd Mob has unveiled an extensive slate of 2026 tour dates across North America, Asia, Europe, and Australia. signaling what may be his biggest year yet.

    A Return to Melodic Roots

    “Never Alone” marks a deeply personal shift. While Odd Mob built his recent reputation on high-impact club records, this release leans back into progressive and melodic foundations. Drawing inspiration from old-school progressive house, minimal tech, and new-age tech house, the track blends euphoric momentum with emotional storytelling.

    Lizzy Land’s hypnotic vocal .“if you believe in me, there’s nothing I won’t do” .carries the emotional weight. According to Odd Mob, the record is an ode to loved ones lost, reflecting on the strange comfort that comes when positive moments follow hardship. It’s melancholic yet uplifting .designed for both late-night reflection and peak-time connection.

    From Underground Weapon to Global Force

    Odd Mob’s rise has been anything but linear.

    He first broke through in 2014 with “Is It A Banger,” which charted in Australia’s triple j Hottest 100. Since then, he’s accumulated 400+ million streams across platforms, propelled by club staples like “LEFT TO RIGHT,” “Get Busy,” and “Won’t Be Possible.”

    His collaboration series with OMNOM .including “Losing Control,” “System,” and “All Day, All Night.further cemented his global club dominance. “Losing Control” even hit #1 on Beatport’s Top 100.

    In 2024, he delivered an official rework of Sean Paul’s 2003 hit “Get Busy,” which surpassed 100 million streams, topped ARIA and UK Upfront Club charts, earned Gold certification in Australia, and climbed to #3 on Beatport while holding #1 in Bass House for weeks.

    Then came 2025.

    A sold-out headline show at The Shrine in Los Angeles. A massive collaboration with Tiësto that became the #1 most-played dance record on U.S. radio and crossed 40+ million streams within months. Festival appearances at Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, EDC Las Vegas, Shambhala, Beyond Wonderland, and Space Miami. A Las Vegas residency at Wynn. A return to Ibiza. And direct support on John Summit’s sold-out Australian tour before headlining his own sold-out home-region shows.

    Few artists in modern tech house are moving at this pace.


    Odd Mob 2026 Tour Dates

    March 11 – Miami, FL – LIV Nightclub
    March 12 – Austin, TX – The Concourse Project
    March 13 – Phoenix, AZ – Warehouse 215
    March 13 – Las Vegas, NV – Encore Beach Club
    March 14 – San Luis Obispo, CA – Cal Poly
    March 14 – Portland, OR – REALM PDX
    March 15 – San Diego, CA – CRSSD Festival
    March 16 – Cancun, MX – D’Cave Spring Break
    March 17 – Raleigh, NC – Aura Lounge
    March 18 – Fort Lauderdale, FL – Backyard Spring Break
    March 19 – Charlotte, NC – Blackbox Theatre
    March 20 – Atlanta, GA – District Atlanta
    March 21 – Atlantic City, NJ – HQ2 Nightclub
    March 22 – Vail, CO – Experts Only at Ford Park
    March 23 – Puerto Vallarta, MX – Majahuitas

    March 25 – Nashville, TN – Brooklyn Bowl
    March 26 – Miami, FL – Miami Music Week (TBA)
    March 27 – Saint Charles, MO – RYSE Nightclub

    April 17 – Taipei, Taiwan – Wave Nightclub
    April 18 – Zhuhai, China – VAC Festival

    May 3 – Townsville, QLD – The Ville
    May 16 – Cologne, DE – Boothaus Club

    June 25 – Rothbury, MI – Electric Forest
    June 26 – Ottawa, ON – Escapade Festival

    July 3 – New York, NY – SummerStage
    July 4 – Surrey, BC – FVDED In The Park
    July 8 – Las Vegas, NV – Encore Beach Club at Night
    July 25–26 – Boom, Belgium – Tomorrowland


    With new releases on deck and a packed global schedule, “Never Alone” feels like the emotional reset before an explosive touring year. If 2025 established his dominance, Odd Mob’s 2026 tour dates confirm he’s operating at global headliner level.


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