The 33-year-old singer will kick things off in Colombus, Ohio on February 21 before making stops in Chicago, Detroit, Toronto, Washington and Boston until the end of that month.
- Dec 14, 2022
AceShowbiz - SZA is going to hit the road soon. The Missouri-born artist announced on Tuesday, December 13 that she will embark on a tour throughout North America to celebrate her new album, "S.O.S."
The 33-year-old broke the news on Twitter and Instagram. Based on the announcement, she will kick things off in Colombus, Ohio on February 21. The singer will later make stops in Chicago, Detroit, Toronto, Washington and Boston until the end of that month.
On March 2, the musician will perform in Philadelphia before heading to New York two days later. She will conclude the trek on March 22 in Los Angeles. In the caption of the post, the Top Dawg Entertainment signee penned, "Time to take this s**t on the road ! SOS TOUR STARTS FEBRUARY TICKETS ON SALE FRIDAY."
SZA's new album "S.O.S" arrived on December 9. The 23-track set boasts guest appearances from several artists like Don Toliver ("Used"), Phoebe Bridgers ("Ghost in the Machine") and the late Ol' Dirty Bastard ("Forgiveless"). She also teamed up with Travis Scott (II) for "Open Arms", marking their latest collaboration following "Love Galore" and "Power Is Power" ft. The Weeknd.
Before announcing the tour, SZA revealed that she plans to "disappear" for "as long as I can" now that she has delivered the record to fans. "I'm gonna disappear, definitely, for as long as I can. We kinda knocked it out. I need to shoot as many videos as I can, so I can disappear for longer," she said in an interview with Consequence.
