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Monday, October 19, 2026

Tinashe Is Touring in 2027

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Operation: Uplift Tinashe has moved into the next stage. The Popstar pop star has just announced a spring 2027 tour behind the acclaimed album, kicking off with three Texan dates next April. The trek wraps a month later in California. Check out the route below. Before the year is out, Tinashe will host victory-lap performances in Brooklyn (on October 24) and Los Angeles (on November 7). She’s also set to open two dates on Harry Styles’ ongoing tour next spring.

Tinashe released Popstar last month to a chorus of critical and commercial kudos, as well as props from artists including Charli XCX, who brought her out at Austin City Limits to give “Nobody Wanna Dance Anymore” and “Melatonin” their live debuts.

Tinashe: The Show Must Go On

The Show Must Go On
10-24 Brooklyn, NY – Brooklyn Paramount
11-07 Los Angeles, CA - Hollywood Palladium
04-14 Dallas, TX - The Bomb Factory
04-15 Austin, TX - Stubb’s Waller Creek Amphitheater
04-16 Houston, TX - Bayou Music Hall
04-18 Kansas City, MO - The Midland Theatre
04-20 Nashville, TN - Marathon Music Works
04-22 Atlanta, GA - The Eastern
04-24 Charlotte, NC - The Fillmore
04-26 Washington, DC - The Anthem
04-27 Philadelphia, PA - Franklin Music Hall
04-28 Boston, MA - Roadrunner
05-01 Pittsburgh, PA - Stage AE
05-05 Denver, CO - Mission Ballroom
05-06 Salt Lake City, UT - The Union
05-08 Portland, OR - TBA
05-10 Vancouver, British Columbia - Malkin Bowl
05-11 Seattle, WA - Paramount Theatre
05-13 Oakland, CA - Fox Theater
05-15 Los Angeles, CA - Shrine Expo Hall

Alex Suskind has overseen music coverage for New York magazine’s Vulture and, before that, Entertainment Weekly. He has written about TV, film, technology, politics, and tons of other stuff for The Guardian, Vanity Fair, and The Fader. ... Read More

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