Kali Uchis announces 'Sincerely' tour following the album release
The Grammy-winning singer will kick off the 24-date trek on August 14 in Portland, Oregon, with special guests Thee Sacred Souls joining her for the entire tour. The Sincerely, Tour will bring Uchis' lush, genre-blending sound to major cities across the continent, including stops in Los Angeles, New York City, Miami, Toronto, and Chicago. The tour will conclude at Denver's Ball Arena on September 25.
Uchis' album, released on May 9, marks her most intimate and vulnerable work to date, with 14 tracks spanning a variety of genres, including doo-wop, R&B, and dream pop. The Colombian-American artist wrote and executive-produced the project, which follows the success of her Latin Grammy-nominated album Orquídeas. In a statement to Variety, Uchis explained that her idea of success is about doing something unique and inspiring other artists to express themselves freely without over-explaining their identity.
"I love to inspire other bicultural artists to express themselves without fear," Uchis shared. "Success is about doing something no one else can do."
The Sincerely album tour will see Uchis headlining prestigious venues like the Kia Forum in Los Angeles and Madison Square Garden in New York. Her set is expected to highlight the emotional depth of her new album, as she connects with fans through deeply personal music. Thee Sacred Souls, an 11-piece band from San Diego, will support Uchis on the entire tour.
Presale tickets will be available starting May 14 at 10 a.m. local time, with the general sale kicking off on May 16 at 10 a.m. local time through Uchis' official website.
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