TYLA ANNOUNCES "THE APOP WORLD TOUR"

Two-Time Grammy Award-winning global singer and songwriter Tyla is embarking on The APOP World Tour" in support of her newly released sophomore studio album, "APOP" on Fax and Epic Records.

The 34-date global tour, presented by Live Nation, kicks off on Oct. 12 in Paris at Zenith before making stops across Europe and the UK, including Amsterdam, London, Brussels, Stockholm, and more. The North American leg begins Nov. 12 at Hard Rock Live in Wheatland, Calfifornia, with stops in Vancouver, Chicago, Boston, Brooklyn, San Diego, and more before wrapping on Dec. 19 at Fontainebleau Las Vegas.

Tyla will then head to Africa for select performances in Lagos, Cape Town, and Johannesburg throughout December and January, with venues to be announced at a later date.

The upcoming tour follows Tyla's 2025 We Wanna Party Tour across Asia, which included sold-out performances in Japan, and the UAE. The APOP World Tour marks her first full headline tour across North America, Europe, the UK, and Africa.

The 14-track album, APOP which has been teased and coveted for well over a calendar year, and sports the bonafide hits "Chanel," "Is It," "She Did It Again," and "Is It Love," is currently available. She even has a new Bratz doll.

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In an era where niche culture has taken priority over monoculture, two-time Grammy winner Tyla has ascended to true and unequivocal global superstar status. With APOP, asserted and fully aware of her presence in pop music, she presents a project that refuses containment or dismissal.

It's confrontational, candid but fun, and spills authenticity rooted in where she's from: a country that has always spoken in more than one musical language. Through this language, she reveals her range not just as an African artist, but as a global pop star with an entire world behind her.

Tyla's journey got off to a historic beginning in 2024, when she won her first Grammy Award, and made Billboard chart history with the three-time RIAA Platinum smash hit "Water," and the release of her seminal debut albums, TYLA and TYLA+.

The set produced another Hot 100 and Grammy-winning hit, "Push 2 Start," and sent seven songs to the U.S. Afrobeats chart, including two No.1's.

The campaign made Tyla the highest-charting African female soloist on the Billboard 200. With her highly-anticipated second go-round, APOP, Tyla picked up where she left off. "Chanel," one of the album's standout singles, was an immediate pop sensation. It topped the U.S. Afrobeats chart and earned over 150 million video views, while Tyla's follow-up effort, the Zara Larsson-assisted, Y2K-inspired "She Did It Again," became a disruptive moment, and amplified Tyla's commitment to the pop star realm. "Is it Love,?" the album's third single, earned Tyla her record fourth No. 1 on the Billboard U.S. Afrobeats chart.

Here's a look at Tyla's "The APOP World Tour" North American Dates:

Nov. 12 (Wheatland, CA--Hard Rock Live)

Nov. 13 (San Francisco, CA-- Bill Graham Civic Auditorium)

Nov. 15 (Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre)

Nov. 17 (Seattle, WA--WAMU Theater)

Nov. 20 (Denver, CO--Fillmore Auditorium)

Nov. 22 (Chicago, IL-- Aragon Ballroom)

Nov. 25 (Boston, MA-- MGM Music Hall at Fenway)

Nov. 26 (Toronto, ON--Coca-Cola Coliseum)

Nov. 28 ( Brooklyn, NY-- Brooklyn Paramount)

Dec. 2 (Washington, DC--The Anthem)

Dec. 5 (Tampa, FL--Yuengling Center)

Dec. 6 (Atlanta, GA, Coca-Cola Roxy)

Dec. 9 (Irving, TX--The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory)

Dec. 10 (Houston, TX --713 Music Hall)

Dec. 11 (Austin, TX-- Moody Center)

Dec. 14 (Phoenix, AZ--Arizona Financial Theatre)

Dec. 15 (San Diego, CA-- Viejas Arena)

Dec. 16 (Los Angeles, CA-- YouTube Theater)

Dec. 19 (Las Vegas, NV-- Fontainebleau Las Vegas)

Photo Credit: Russ Fraser.