Porter Robinson Expresses Gratitude Towards BBC Radio 1, Teases VIRTUAL SELF Tour

Virtual Self is an alias that it’s creator, Porter Robinson, did not think would be as widely played as it is right now. In addition to the plays on Annie Mac, his track “Ghost Voices” has been making the rounds on BBC Radio 1 nearly every single day. This came to the producer’s surprise due to the fact that it was a purely personal project. He took to Twitter to show his appreciation:

from the beginning, i felt like i was making Virtual Self for myself and for a very small group of people. so i can’t tell you how meaningful it is to see Ghost Voices getting played BBC Radio 1 almost every day

thank you @AnnieMac @petetong @mistajam @PhilTaggart @Alicelevine!

— porter robinson (@porterrobinson) February 19, 2018

i’m really dying to tour virtual self in the UK and all of europe ahh

— porter robinson (@porterrobinson) February 19, 2018

Robinson went on to express his hopes to tour in Europe and the UK. At the moment no new dates have been announced, but it doesn’t take rocket science to find that the demand is high for him to scale the continent. So far his US fanbase are the lucky ones; Robinson will be playing several festivals including Ultra, Spring Awakening, EDC Las Vegas, Buku, and Bonnaroo.