Ayra Starr is taking her music on the road with the Starrgirl World Tour, a 20-date run across Europe, the UK, and North America supporting her third studio album, Starrgirl.
The announcement arrives just a day after the Nigerian singer made history at the NFL International Games in London, becoming the first African artist to headline the halftime show at an NFL international game.
Performing at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium during the Philadelphia Eagles-Jacksonville Jaguars matchup, she opened with “Heaven Baby” and also delivered “Rush” and “Hot Body.”
Since breaking out in 2021, Ayra Starr has continued to expand her global reach, accumulating more than seven billion streams worldwide and over one billion YouTube views. She has also earned two Grammy nominations in the Best African Music Performance category: for “Rush” in 2024 and “Gimme Dat,” her collaboration with Wizkid, in 2025.
The tour begins in Europe on January 20, with Cologne, Germany, as the opening stop. From there, Ayra will travel through Amsterdam, Paris, Milan, Zurich and Brussels before wrapping up the European leg in London on February 2.
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She will then cross over to North America, launching the next leg in Houston on March 18 before heading to Dallas the following night. The US dates also include Atlanta, Silver Spring, Boston, Philadelphia, and Brooklyn, where she is scheduled to perform on March 28.
The Canadian leg follows with back-to-back shows in Toronto on March 29 and Montreal on March 30. From there, the tour moves through Chicago, Minneapolis, and Denver before reaching its final stop in San Francisco on April 14.
For fans hoping to secure tickets, presale access begins on Wednesday, while general sales open on Friday. Interested concertgoers can sign up through Live Nation, the tour promoter, using the link shared in Ayra Starr’s announcement.
Although the announced schedule focuses on Europe and North America, the singer has also hinted at plans to connect with her African audience, telling fans she would see them in December. However, the current tour poster does not list any African dates, and no specific shows on the continent have been announced.
Released on August 14 through Mavin Records and Republic Records, Starrgirl provides the foundation for the upcoming tour as Ayra Starr continues to build on her growing international presence.
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