Burgeoning YouTube star Elle Mills, who created a ‘coming out’ video last year that shot to viral renown — and who has also been namechecked by daily vlogging forebearer Casey Neistat — is set to come face-to-face with fans on her first-ever tour.
Mills, 19, is based in Canada and will hit seven cities across her home country beginning in April. The show is being produced by Fullscreen, which reps Mills and has also produced tours for countless creators — including comedy vlogger Machaizelli ‘MacDoesIt’ Kahey, drama star Tana Mongeau, and slime queen Karina Garcia — through its Fullscreen Live division. (Mills is managed by Fullscreen’s Nick Coffey).
Mills, whose subscriber base has nearly tripled to 1.1 million over the past six months, according to Variety, will launch the 30-minute show in Vancouver on April 21 and wrap up in Ottawa on June 2. As Mills’ videos frequently feature family members, she is bringing mom Janette and brother Jay on the road — though it is still unclear what format the show will take. “There are a lot of fans who have supported me along the way and I’m really excited to share this experience with them,” Mills said. “My hope is that I’ve inspired them with what I do and that this tour is a reminder of the love and community they’ve shown me.”
General admission tickets are priced at $30, and a VIP package — including a meet-and-greet and photo with Mills — will set fans back $100.
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