Ayra Starr is taking the Starrgirl era on the road, announcing the Starrgirl World Tour on October 12 with a run of European, UK and North American dates scheduled between January and April 2027. The upcoming trek will bring the Nigerian singer to major cities including London, Paris, Milan, Brooklyn and Toronto, with additional African dates teased for December.
The European and UK leg is set to run from late January into early February, with confirmed stops in Cologne, Amsterdam, Paris, Milan, Zurich, Brussels and London. The itinerary will then move across North America from mid-March to mid-April, taking Starr to Houston, Dallas, Atlanta, Silver Spring, Boston, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Toronto, Montreal, Chicago, Minneapolis, Denver and San Francisco.
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Tickets will be handled through Live Nation. Mastercard presales for the European and UK dates begin October 14, ahead of the general on-sale on October 16. Fans can find further ticketing and venue information through Ayra Starr’s official website, while the teased African dates could extend the tour into another key region for the singer.
The tour supports Starrgirl, Starr’s third studio album, released August 14 through Mavin Records and Republic Records. The 16-track project brings together Afrobeats, R&B and pop, reflecting the singer’s expanding sound and growing international profile. Its guest lineup includes Wizkid on “Gimme Dat,” Rema on “Who’s Dat Girl,” ZAYN on “Heaven Baby,” Leon Thomas on “Pressure,” Theodora on “Ms. Paper,” kwn on “Amazing” and Danny Ocean on the “Hot Body” remix.
The release follows a significant stretch in Starr’s career. Her catalog has surpassed 7 billion global streams, while her music videos have accumulated more than 1 billion YouTube views. In 2025, “Rush” passed 500 million Spotify streams, making her the first African female artist with two songs to reach that milestone. She also earned a second Grammy nomination for Best African Music Performance through “Gimme Dat” with Wizkid, won two MOBO Awards, including Best African Music Act, and claimed her first BET Award for Best International Act.
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