You got a guy for tickets

Debbie Harry Tickets

Follow Debbie Harry tour dates and be first in line when new tickets drop - all backed by our 100% Buyer Guarantee.

100% Buyer Guarantee Secure checkout (312) 644-6446

On the schedule

Debbie Harry Tour Dates & Tickets

Loading current ticket availability

Inside the performance

Sound, stage & company

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Debbie Harry is a legendary figure in rock and new wave, best known as the fearless frontwoman of Blondie. Formed in 1974 in New York City with guitarist Chris Stein, Blondie became a global force in the late 1970s thanks to an infectious blend of punk, pop, and disco. Harry’s unmistakable voice and magnetic stage presence helped craft anthems like Heart of Glass and Call Me, cementing her place in music history. Beyond Blondie, she pursued solo projects across the 1980s and 1990s, releasing five solo studio albums that showcased her versatility and fearless artistry. This page dives into her biography, discography highlights, and current information about tours and projects. We’ve got you covered with reliable, straightforward details to help you secure your seats and follow Debbie Harry’s ongoing musical journey.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

As the decades rolled on, Debbie Harry remained a potent cultural figure, collaborating with Blondie on acclaimed releases such as Pollinator (2017) and the Blondie 4(0) Ever era, which celebrated their 40th anniversary. While 2025 touring plans have faced shifts and unconfirmed dates in major outlets after the passing of drummer Clem Burke, fans can stay tuned to Blondie’s official channels for the latest information. In the meantime, explore Debbie Harry’s rich discography, her impactful solo work, and the band’s enduring influence on rock, new wave, and pop culture. Follow official sources for updates on any upcoming shows, studio projects, or deluxe reissues like No Exit and related material via the links below.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Debbie Harry

  • Blondie was formed in 1974 in New York by Debbie Harry and Chris Stein and became a global force in the late 1970s with hits like Heart of Glass and Call Me.
  • Harry also pursued solo projects (KooKoo, Rockbird, Debravation, Def, Dumb & Blonde, Debra*), releasing five solo studio albums between 1981 and 2007.
  • Blondie released Pollinator in 2017, their eleventh studio album, and 2014’s Blondie 4(0) Ever package paired Greatest Hits Deluxe Redux with Ghosts of Download; the latter marked Blondie’s 40th anniversary.
  • As of early 2025, drummer Clem Burke passed away, affecting touring plans; Blondie’ s 2025 world tour was not independently confirmed in major outlets, though 2024’s Ball of Confusion tour was their most recent extensive run before his death.
  • Debbie Harry maintains a public presence via Blondie’s official channels and press interviews; Blondie’s official site lists social links and current discography.

The records

Debbie Harry Discography

  • Pollinator
    2017 · BMG Rights Management / Infectious Music
  • Blondie 4(0) Ever
    2014 · Noble ID
  • Ghosts of Download
    2014 · Noble ID
  • Panic of Girls
    2011 · Five Seven / EMI
  • Necessary Evil
    2007 · Eleven Seven
  • No Exit
    1999 · Beyond Music
  • The Curse of Blondie
    2003 · Sanctuary Records (US) / Epic Records (UK)
  • Debravation
    1993 · Sire / Warner (US) • Chrysalis (UK)
  • Def, Dumb & Blonde
    1989 · Sire (US) / Chrysalis (UK)
  • Rockbird
    1986 · Geffen
  • KooKoo
    1981 · Chrysalis
  • Autoamerican
    1980 · Chrysalis
  • Eat to the Beat
    1979 · Chrysalis
  • Plastic Letters
    1978 · Chrysalis
  • Parallel Lines
    1978 · Chrysalis
  • Blondie
    1976 · Private Stock
  • The Hunter
    1982 · Chrysalis

The hits

Top Debbie Harry Songs

  • Fun
    2017 · US Dance Club Songs: 1; UK chart data not widely published
  • Long Time
    2017 · UK Official Physical Singles: 1; UK Official Vinyl Singles: 1
  • Maria
    1999 · UK Singles Chart: 1; US Hot 100: 82
  • Call Me
    1980 · US Hot 100: 1; UK: 1
  • The Tide Is High
    1980 · US Hot 100: 1; UK: 1
  • Heart of Glass
    1979 · US Hot 100: 1; UK: 1
  • Sunday Girl
    1979 · UK Singles Chart: 1
  • One Way or Another
    1979 · US Hot 100: 24; UK digital 2013: 98
  • Two Times Blue
    2007 · Billboard Dance Club Songs: 5

As the decades rolled on, Debbie Harry remained a potent cultural figure, collaborating with Blondie on acclaimed releases such as Pollinator (2017) and the Blondie 4(0) Ever era, which celebrated their 40th anniversary. While 2025 touring plans have faced shifts and unconfirmed dates in major outlets after the passing of drummer Clem Burke, fans can stay tuned to Blondie’s official channels for the latest information. In the meantime, explore Debbie Harry’s rich discography, her impactful solo work, and the band’s enduring influence on rock, new wave, and pop culture. Follow official sources for updates on any upcoming shows, studio projects, or deluxe reissues like No Exit and related material via the links below.

Pick your night

Browse Concert Tickets

100% GuaranteeSee refund conditions
Secure CheckoutEncrypted & protected
Invalid-Entry ProtectionVenue letter required
Since 199331+ years in Chicago