Tyla is taking her new era around the world.
The South African singer has announced The A*POP World Tour, a 34-date headline run supporting her newly released sophomore album, A*POP. The tour will travel through Europe, the United Kingdom, North America and Africa beginning this fall and continuing into January 2027.
The opening concert is scheduled for October 12 at Zenith in Paris. The European portion will include appearances in Amsterdam, London, Brussels and several other major cities before the tour crosses the Atlantic for an extensive North American run.
North American concerts begin in November
The North American portion begins November 12 at Hard Rock Live in Wheatland, California. The routing includes concerts in San Francisco, Vancouver, Seattle, Denver, Chicago, Boston, Brooklyn, Toronto, Atlanta, Miami, Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
An artist presale is scheduled to begin July 29 at 10 a.m. local time. General ticket sales are expected to begin July 31 at 10 a.m. local time through Tyla’s official website.
After the North American dates, the tour will continue into Africa, bringing the album’s campaign back to the continent whose music remains central to Tyla’s sound and identity. The final portion includes concerts in Lagos, Cape Town and Johannesburg.
A*POP expands Tyla’s sound
The tour announcement arrives just days after the July 24 release of A*POP. The 14-track album blends amapiano with pop and R&B while emphasizing the South African rhythms that have distinguished Tyla from many of her global pop contemporaries.
The album includes collaborations with artists including Zara Larsson, Babalwa M, MaWhoo and Liquideep. Previously released songs connected with the project include “CHANEL,” “SHE DID IT AGAIN” and “IS IT LOVE.”
Tyla’s international breakthrough began with “Water,” but the scale of this tour suggests that her career has moved beyond being defined by one crossover hit. A headline itinerary covering three continents gives her an opportunity to present A*POP as a complete live experience rather than simply a collection of streaming singles.
A significant step for African pop
The tour also represents another major moment for the international growth of African pop music. Tyla has consistently described her work as a meeting point between her South African roots and the traditions of global pop stardom.
By placing European arenas, North American venues and African homecoming performances within the same tour, she is presenting those influences as parts of one connected musical identity.
More dates, ticket details and venue information are available through Tyla’s official website. Fans interested in the first presale should verify the local start time for their preferred city before July 29.
