Ayra Starr has announced a 20-city world tour, while Fuerza Regida has expanded its Mexico City engagement to a venue-record ten concerts. Alongside new plans from Remi Wolf, Rock The Bells and The Womack Sisters, the announcements span intimate album performances, stadium support dates and a music cruise.
Ayra Starr and Remi Wolf announce tour plans
Starr announced the Starrgirl World Tour one day after becoming the first Afrobeats artist to headline an NFL (National Football League) International Game halftime show. Her performance in London last week reached both a stadium crowd and a broadcast audience.
The 2027 tour opens in Cologne in January, continues through Europe and the United Kingdom, and reaches North America in March.
Remi Wolf released her third album, Mud, on October 9, with intimate performances at the Fonda Theatre in Los Angeles and Webster Hall in New York surrounding its arrival.
Her larger Mud Tour begins in February. Scheduled venues include Radio City Music Hall, Massey Hall, Red Rocks Amphitheatre and Seattle’s WaMu Theater.
Fuerza Regida sets Mexico City venue record
Fuerza Regida initially scheduled two concerts at Mexico City’s Palacio de los Deportes. Demand expanded the booking to ten shows across eleven nights, setting a record for the venue.
The engagement follows a United States stadium leg that included nearly 50,000 tickets sold at Dodger Stadium.
Rock The Bells launches I Need Luv cruise
Rock The Bells is adding an inaugural R&B (rhythm and blues) cruise, I Need Luv, to its live events. The Norwegian Jewel will sail from Miami to Nassau from November 15–19, 2027.
The announced lineup includes:
- Tank
- Xscape
- Ginuwine
- Mýa
- K. Michelle
- Kenny Lattimore
- Eric Benét
- Kindred the Family Soul
Jagged Edge will perform a port show. Beyond the concerts, programming will include matchmaking, conversations about relationships and wellness experiences organised around the theme of love.
The Womack Sisters combine headline and stadium dates
The Womack Sisters have scheduled North American and European headline runs for 2027, alongside an appearance at Big Ears and opening slots at five Soldier Field concerts for Harry Styles.
The trio’s plans follow four sold-out club performances in San Francisco and Los Angeles and the August release of their self-titled debut album.
Their headline itinerary includes Webster Hall, the Howard Theatre, Toronto’s Opera House and Minneapolis’ First Avenue.
