Alanis Morissette announces limited Los Angeles residency show

By VMZ Staff on June 10, 2026

  Alanis Morissette has announced a new limited-run residency, Butterfly with a Machete. Scheduled for this November at the YouTube Theater in Los Angeles

The special engagement serves as a direct continuation of her highly successful, sold-out Las Vegas residency from autumn 2025. Pre-sale tickets are set to go live on June 15, with the general public release beginning on June 17, 2026.

The highly unique performance is produced, performed, and co-written by Morissette herself. Moving away from a traditional concert structure, the production is designed as a deeply confessional, multi-disciplinary musical stage play set entirely to her acclaimed catalog of music. The narrative blends live songs with intimate storytelling, therapeutic insights, and a radical exploration of fame and personal trauma, tracking her journey from Ottawa to the global music stage over the last thirty years.

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Alanis Morissette replaces Neil Young as headliner for State Fayre Festival

Alanis Morissette has replaced Neil Young as the headliner for the State Fayre Festival after his recent tour cancellation.

Morissette will headline the Saturday night of the inaugural State Fayre 2026, a new festival taking place at Hylands Park, Chelmsford from June 26-28. She will perform alongside Kings of Leon, Skunk Anansie and The Lumineers.

It comes after Young recently cancelled his entire UK and European tour, saying “this is not the time” for him to be playing shows.

Following his huge shows last year with the Chrome Hearts headlining Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage and topping of the bill for BST Hyde Park 2025, the Canadian-American folk rock icon had announced a string of outdoor dates for this summer.

These included shows at Cornwall’s Eden Sessions on June 17, Manchester’s Heaton Park on June 19 and the headline slot at the Fayre Festival. He was then supposed to head over to Scotland for a slot at the Glasgow Summer Sessions at Bellahouston Park on June 29, before performing at Blenheim Palace Festival in Oxford on July 3 and Cardiff’s Blackweir Fields on July 5.

The tour was then scheduled to head through Europe, wrapping up in Udine, Italy on July 26.

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