Gregory Dillon - Heaven Hates Me - West Coast Tour 2025

From the ashes of a complicated relationship with faith and rapidly budding queer electro-pop stardom, Heaven Hates Me rises. Gregory Dillon’s forthcoming album reflects a merging of the old and the new, subverting the teachings of his own religious upbringing into an exhilarating, new form of worship on the dancefloor. Suburbia's Dark Secret has finally been unveiled, and its name is Gregory Dillon. With his face-numbing debut album "Heaven Hates Me", Dillon pours lighter fluid on the small town life he so desperately tried to escape from. And for the thrill seekers riding shotgun, this high velocity anthem might just be the comfort to your next lonely meltdown.

Designed for the cathedral of pulsating dance floors, Gregory Dillon’s most recent release, Burning Kisses garnered praise from the likes of LADYGUNN, RIVAL, and MUNDANE Magazine, and the rising luminary has teamed up with four electrifying DJs/producers from Poland - a country steeped both in religious tradition and a dynamically developing EDM scene - to craft a four-part collection of throbbing techno synths that blur the lines between the sacred and the sensual.

Hostage to modern anxiety, Gregory Dillon unravels the cult-like narrative of inner demons that doom his adolescence; something that most teenage outsiders are accustomed to in this digital and too-often isolated world. If you’re a fan of cult films, euphoric pop, or dream sequences that don’t make much sense, then Heaven Hates Me.’ is your new best friend/worst nightmare.

Dillon's evolution has been nothing short of meteoric, resonating deeply with a fresh audience of darkcore aficionados. This newfound allure hasn't gone unnoticed; icons like Grimes have been pulled into Dillon's orbit, eager to collaborate after getting a taste of his edgy demos. As "Drive" courses through the veins of the music industry, it's clear that Gregory Dillon is not just redefining electropop, but he's reshaping the very narrative of his own musical rebellion.

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