Tinashe announces spring 2027 The Show Must Go On tour
Tinashe will tour in spring 2027 behind her album Popstar.
The run is titled The Show Must Go On. Pitchfork reported the announcement on 19 October 2026. That report is the main source for the dates released so far.
Texas opens the itinerary. The tour begins with three dates in the state in April. That stretch includes Dallas on 14 April at The Bomb Factory. Three shows in one state at the start gives the run a focused launch before it moves west.
Those Texas shows are headline dates. That means Tinashe tops the bill and plays a full-length set, rather than a shorter opening performance. Headline shows also carry her own staging and song selection for the Popstar material.
The tour then runs into May. It ends on 15 May in Los Angeles. The closing show is at Shrine Expo Hall. A month separates the confirmed Dallas date from the Los Angeles finale, which leaves room for additional stops to be confirmed between Texas and California.
The announcement also includes support slots. Tinashe is set to open for Harry Styles on two dates in April. A support slot, in which an artist performs before the main act, usually means a shorter set and a much larger room. It puts her in front of a different crowd from her own headline shows.
Separate listings add detail for early April. Live Nation lists Tinashe at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, on 2 April 2027. Apple Music Concerts lists her at the same venue on 3 April 2027. The venue address is given as 1 Cardinals Drive in Glendale. Stadium dates of that size involve large capacities, early entry times and a production built around a headline act.
For fans, this means a busy April with two kinds of shows to plan for. Stadium appearances on 2 and 3 April come first on the calendar. The Texas dates follow, with Dallas on 14 April confirmed as a headline night. The Los Angeles finale on 15 May then closes the run announced so far.
No further dates, ticket prices or on-sale times have been confirmed in the announcement. The venues and cities released so far give fans in Arizona, Texas and California clear points to plan travel and accommodation around while they wait for any additional shows.
