In a move that has stunned and thrilled rock fans worldwide, Suzi Quatro and Debbie Harry of Blondie have officially announced a surprise joint tour — marking the first time the two iconic frontwomen will hit the road together. The tour, titled “Electric Queens: The Legends Tour,” is set to kick off in summer 2026 and will celebrate over five decades of trailblazing music, fashion, and feminist energy.
Both Quatro and Harry were pioneers of their respective genres — Suzi dominating glam rock with her leather jumpsuits and snarling basslines, and Debbie leading the new wave scene with Blondie’s genre-bending hits like “Heart of Glass” and “Call Me.” While both have remained musically active over the years, this tour marks the first time their paths cross in such a major way.
In a joint statement, Suzi said, “Debbie and I have always respected each other’s work — we were different sides of the same coin. This tour is long overdue.” Debbie added, “We’re both still loud, proud, and ready to melt some faces.”
The setlist promises to be a dream for fans of ‘70s and ‘80s rock. Expect a mix of solo hits, Blondie classics, and even new collaborative material. Rumors suggest the two have already recorded a duet — a gritty, empowering anthem slated to debut live during the first leg of the tour.
The stage production will reflect both artists’ bold aesthetics — a hybrid of punk glamour and glam rock edge. Designers close to the tour say fans can expect rotating set pieces, vintage visuals, and tributes to the eras that made these women icons.
This tour is more than just a nostalgia act. It’s a celebration of resilience, independence, and a reminder that women who helped shape rock history still own the stage. Both artists will also participate in Q&A sessions and backstage documentary filming for a possible Netflix concert special.
Tour dates and cities will be officially announced in January 2026, with stops expected across the U.S., U.K., Germany, Japan, and Australia. Presale access for fan clubs goes live February 1st.
After years of influence, reinvention, and rebellion, Suzi Quatro and Blondie are proving that real legends never fade — they just turn the volume up louder.
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