Billie Eilish has reassured fans that her creative partnership with brother and long-time collaborator Finneas is far from over, even though he’s notably missing from her current Hit Me Hard And Soft world tour.
Currently touring across North America, this marks the first time Billie has hit the road without Finneas by her side. That’s because her brother is busy supporting his second solo album, For Cryin' Out Loud!. However, fans shouldn’t take this as a sign of things to come.
In a recent interview with the Los Angeles Times, Eilish was quick to dispel any rumors about the duo going their separate ways: “It’s really not the end of anything. You can’t be in two places at once,” she explained. Finneas echoed this sentiment, revealing that although the pair had initially considered bringing in more collaborators for her third album, they ultimately chose to keep it personal. "Instead, we made the most autobiographical album we’ve ever made," Eilish added.
Finneas, who joined Eilish on stage for a surprise appearance in Newark last week, has been helping his sister expand her skills in production, encouraging her to get more hands-on with home recording. Despite his packed solo schedule, Finneas says the siblings will continue making music together, and he's excited to see how Billie develops as a producer.
With her Hit Me Hard And Soft tour continuing into 2025, including six massive nights at London’s O2, fans can expect plenty more from the sibling duo in the future. Finneas is also prepping for his own headlining tour, which kicks off next year in New Zealand and stretches across Australia, the UK, and North America.
Photo: Marcus Ubungen/Los Angeles Times
