Tinashe’s The Show Must Go On tour begins in Dallas next April, with her current schedule extending through two Los Angeles shows in May.
Tinashe is building a longer stage life for Popstar with The Show Must Go On tour. Announced October 19, the North American run begins April 14, 2027, at the Bomb Factory in Dallas. Her current official schedule extends through Los Angeles shows on May 15 and 16, giving fans a spring itinerary that carries the album’s campaign well beyond its release.
The opening stretch stays in Texas, moving from Dallas to Austin on April 15 and Houston on April 16 before heading to Kansas City and Nashville. The route later moves through East Coast and western cities, with Philadelphia, Boston, Denver and Seattle among the announced stops.
The current schedule also includes two nights at Oakland’s Fox Theater, May 13 and 14, before the Los Angeles engagement. Those details update the picture presented by the original announcement, which listed only one Oakland and one Los Angeles show. Fans can find the city-specific ticket links through Tinashe’s official tour page.
The tour follows Popstar’s No. 6 debut on the Billboard 200, reported by The FADER and Pollstar. It also grows out of a concentrated fall headline run in Chicago, Brooklyn and Los Angeles. Pollstar reported those three shows sold out, providing the immediate live backdrop to the larger 2027 announcement without suggesting that the new tour has already sold through.
Tinashe’s recent guest appearances have added another dimension to the album’s rollout. She joined Charli xcx at Austin City Limits, where “Nobody Wanna Dance Anymore” and “Melatonin” received live debuts, according to Pitchfork. She is also scheduled to appear with Harry Styles on two Arizona dates in April, shortly before her own headline itinerary begins in Texas.
Artist presales for The Show Must Go On opened October 20, followed by the general sale October 21. The Bomb Factory currently lists tickets on sale for opening night, while AXS offers tickets and separate VIP options for the May 15 Shrine Expo Hall show. The headline tour gives the Popstar era its own sustained run, rather than limiting it to festival appearances and a handful of fall performances.



































