Tinashe is bringing her Popstar era to 18 North American stops next spring, with ticket presales beginning this week.
Tinashe has announced The Show Must Go On tour, extending her latest album campaign into 2027. The newly unveiled run opens April 14 at The Bomb Factory in Dallas and concludes May 15 at Shrine Expo Hall in Los Angeles.
The itinerary begins with three consecutive Texas dates, moving from Dallas to Austin and Houston before continuing across the country. Atlanta, Philadelphia, Boston, Denver and Seattle are among the scheduled stops, while Vancouver’s Malkin Bowl hosts the Canadian date on May 10.
Artist presales begin October 20 at 10 a.m. local time, followed by the general sale on October 21 at the same local hour, according to The FADER. Portland is the exception: its May 8 performance is listed with a venue still to be announced, and tickets will go on sale later.
The tour follows Popstar, released September 25 with 16 tracks, including “Melatonin” and “Nobody Wanna Dance Anymore.” The album also includes a brief track called “The Show Must Go On,” connecting the name of the new live run to the record itself.
Before the spring dates, Tinashe still has two fall headline appearances on her calendar: Brooklyn Paramount on October 24 and Hollywood Palladium on November 7. Those performances continue the shorter run of shows accompanying the album, ahead of the more extensive North American itinerary next year.
Her 2027 schedule also includes appearances with Harry Styles at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, on April 2 and 3. Those stadium dates precede her own tour opener, placing the newly announced headline shows at the center of a busy spring live schedule.
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