Mk.Gee at Irving Plaza

Hot on the heels of dropping his debut album, "Two Star and the Dream Police", the talented multi-instrumentalist Mk.gee (aka Michael Todd Gordon) is hitting the road for a North American spring tour.

This April and May, he'll be gracing stages across the continent for a total of 18 shows, including a couple up in Canada. On the West Coast leg of the tour, Mk.gee will kick things off at Vancouver's Biltmore Cabaret on April 30, before heading over to Toronto's Phoenix Concert Theatre on May 13.

Two Star and the Dream Police is the latest release from Mk.gee, following up on his 2020 mixtape A Museum of Contradiction and a pair of EPs back in 2018: Pronounced McGee and Fool. When he's not rocking out solo, Mk.gee's been busy co-writing hits like Charlotte Day Wilson's "Mountains," and he's also lent his talents to writing and producing for artists like Omar Apollo, the Kid Laroi, and Dijon.

When he lands in New York City, you better be sure not to miss out! Mark your calendars for the 17th of May because that's when it's all happening at the Irving Plaza. Go grab your tickets before they sell out!

About Mk.gee:
He's a singer-songwriter, music producer, and multi-instrumentalist. His journey started back in 2017 with his debut single, "I Know How You Get." From there, he dropped two EPs in 2018, Pronounced McGee and Fool, followed by his debut mixtape, A Museum of Contradiction, in 2020. And now, in 2024, he's brought us his debut studio album, Two Star & the Dream Police.

His love for music started early, with piano lessons at the ripe age of 6, followed by picking up the guitar. He even rocked out in a high school band before diving into recording his own demos. He dropped singles like "Roll with the Punches," "Over Here," and "You," which paved the way for his EP Pronounced McGee. Plus, his mixtape A Museum of Contradiction earned rave reviews, blending genres seamlessly.