Tinashe Announces 19-Date Spring 2027 Tour Behind 'Popstar'

By Elena Vasquez

Tinashe has announced a 19-date North American tour for spring 2027 behind her album Popstar. The run opens with three Texas dates in April and closes in California one month later. She announced the itinerary on Tuesday.

The tour, framed by the singer as the next stage of "Operation: Uplift," begins April 14, 2027 at The Bomb Factory in Dallas. It continues April 15 at Stubb's Waller Creek Amphitheater in Austin and April 16 at Bayou Music Hall in Houston, before routing through the Midwest, the South and the East Coast. The trek ends May 15 at Shrine Expo Hall in Los Angeles.

Two additional cities sit outside the United States in name only: the May 10 stop lands at Malkin Bowl in Vancouver, British Columbia. The full routing spans 16 states plus one Canadian province over 32 days — roughly one show every 1.7 days.

What else is on Tinashe's calendar?

Before the 2027 leg begins, Tinashe plays two victory-lap performances this year: Brooklyn Paramount on October 24 and Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles on November 7. She also opens for Harry Styles on two April dates of his ongoing tour.

The tour announcement follows what her camp describes as a wave of critical and commercial kudos for Popstar, released last month. Charli XCX, among the artists who publicly endorsed the record, brought Tinashe out at Austin City Limits for the live debuts of "Nobody Wanna Dance Anymore" and "Melatonin."

The album's momentum — a festival co-sign from one of pop's biggest touring acts — now converts into a headline run of Tinashe's own.

The full itinerary

• 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, BC, Malkin Bowl
• 05-11 — Seattle, WA, Paramount Theatre
• 05-13 — Oakland, CA, Fox Theater
• 05-15 — Los Angeles, CA, Shrine Expo Hall

One venue — the May 8 Portland stop — remains unannounced. The October 24 Brooklyn show gives fans the earliest chance to hear the Popstar material live, five months before the arena-scale spring routing arrives.