Rachel Chinouriri has announced an 18-date tour to take place in North America later this year – see all the dates below.
The pop singer released her debut album ‘What A Devastating Turn Of Events‘ in 2024 and was recently nominated for Artist Of The Year and Best New Artist at this year’s BRIT Awards.
Now, she has shared full details of an extensive headline tour of the US and Canada, to kick off in Washington, DC’s 9:30 Club on May 10. Chinouriri will play across the continent for five weeks, eventually culminating with a performance at Bonnaroo Festival in Manchester, Tennessee on June 13.
Dubbed ‘All I Ever Asked For Was A North American Tour’, support at the shows will come from Alemeda and Bizzy. Tickets go on sale on Friday (February 14) at 10am local time and you will be able to get yours here.
Rachel Chinouriri will play:
MAY
10 – Washington, DC, 9:30 Club
12 – New York, NY, Webster Hall
14 – Toronto, ON, The Axis Club
16 – Montreal, QC, Theatre Fairmount
18 – Cambridge, MA, The Sinclair
20 – Chicago, IL, Lincoln Hall
21 – Minneapolis, MN, Fine Line
24 – Denver, CO, Bluebird Theatre
25 – Salt Lake City, UT, Soundwell
28 – Seattle, WA, Neumos
29 – Portland, OR, Wonder Ballroom
31 – San Francisco, CA, The Independent
JUNE
2 – Los Angeles, CA, The Fonda Theatre
6 – Dallas, TX, Hob Dallas Cambridge Room
7 – Austin, TX, The Parish
8 – Houston, TX, House Of Blues Bronze Peacock
10 – Atlanta, GA, Terminal West
13 – Manchester, TN, Bonnaroo
In a four-star review of her debut album, NME said: ‘What A Devastating Turn Of Events’ – despite its slightly macabre title – is consistently charming, while offering enough range in sound and scope to hint at Chinouriri’s future ambitions. She has worked hard to make it sound this easy.”
The record went on to be named one of NME‘s 20 Best Debut Albums of 2024, and came in at Number 10 in our overall 50 Best Albums of 2024 list.
Later this year, Chinouriri will serve as opening support for Sabrina Carpenter’s ‘Short N’ Sweet’ UK and European tour. Check out the full dates here and visit here to purchase tickets.
In response to her BRIT nominations, Chinouriri was sent a bouquet of pink roses by Adele, along with a note reading: “Congratulations on your Brit nominations Rachel. I’m so happy for you and can’t wait to come to a show! Lots of love, Adele.”
