Billie Eilish is teasing a soon-to-be-released footwear collaboration with Converse. The superstar took to social media on Oct. 15 to post a photo of herself holding a shoe reading “And Soft” on the bottom, a nod to her most recent album “Hit Me Hard and Soft.”

Billie Eilish knows exactly who she is and what she was made for. At 22, Eilish, who first started recording songs with her brother Finneas at the age of 13, has come a long way in finding herself. Her performance for a sold-out crowd at TD Garden in Boston on Friday night made that all too clear.

Billie Eilish brought an enraptured young crowd to deafening shrieks — and total silence — as she played Detroit on her "Hit Me Hard and Soft" tour.

At Wells Fargo, Eilish performed “in the round,” although the stage set up in the middle of the arena was rectangular with a platform that intermittently lifted her high above the area floor, close to the rafters where multisided video screens brought he up close to the adoring audience.

Pop star Billie Eilish transcended the arena setting Sunday night, putting on a display of intimacy among the almost 20,000 in attendance at a sold-out show at PPG Paints Arena. An arena might not sound like the optimal choice for a concert overflowing with intense emotions,

The Converse By You X Billie Eilish launches tomorrow, and includes two customizable styles, including a platform Chuck and a standard high-top