Role Model Delivers an Unforgettable Night at History on His Kansas Anymore Tour—There’s No Place Like Toronto
Fans swarmed History Toronto on March 19, 2025, eager to experience Role Model’s Kansas Anymore (The Longest Goodbye) tour—his long-awaited return to the city since 2022.
Role Model—also known as Tucker Pillsbury, gained online traction through music releases, viral social media moments, and strategic collaborations. His rise began with covers of popular songs, including tracks by The 1975, which helped him attract early attention. His breakout moment came with his debut EP Arizona in the Summer (2017), followed by Oh, How Perfect (2019) and Our Little Angel (2020), Rx (2022), which showcased his introspective songwriting and emotional depth.
Not Kansas Anymore, Role Model’s sophomore album, is a bold step forward, building on his introspective songwriting and indie-pop style. From the emotional depth of Oh, How Perfect to the vulnerability of Our Little Angel, his music has always felt raw and personal. Before this release, his growing online presence—fueled by viral covers, big-name collaborations, and a playful yet strategic approach to fame—made him a rising voice in modern pop. Not Kansas Anymore expands on this with nostalgia, self-discovery, and cinematic elements
The night kicked off with electrifying performances of Look at That Woman, Scumbag, instantly pulling the crowd into his world. Fans swooned hearing Oh, Gemini, and a fan favourite, The Dinner, known for its raw emotion and irresistible rhythm. The show reached its peak with Sally, When the Wine Runs Out, a song that has taken off online and perfectly embodies the heart of this tour. The crowd fed off the track’s lively tempo, turning the venue into one big celebration.
Role Model’s Kansas Anymore tour is now making its way across North America, with stops in cities like Chicago and Los Angeles. Fans can expect a night full of energy, emotion, and unforgettable performances. For tour dates and tickets, head to his official website.
