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Joy plans North American tour

Arizona-born singer-songwriter Joy Oladokun is gearing up for an exhilarating musical journey, announcing a major headlining tour supporting her forthcoming album, Hope Is a Heavy Thing, set for release in September.

The road ahead promises to be packed with live performances, taking fans from the American heartland to the West Coast and across the pond. The adventure kicks off in Dallas, Texas, on October 5, kicking off a multi-state trek that will test the limits of Oladokun’s songwriting on stage.

As the tour progresses, the journey continues westward, leading to major stops across the country including Houston, Austin, Phoenix, San Diego, and Los Angeles. The itinerary is meticulously planned, ensuring fans get to experience the music in diverse and vibrant settings.

A notable highlight of this cross-continental tour is a special stop in Vancouver, British Columbia, where Oladokun will perform a solo Canadian gig at the Hollywood Theatre on October 29.

The schedule is extensive, weaving through cities like Seattle, Salt Lake City, Denver, Chicago, and New York, offering a rich tapestry of live music experiences for every fan.

Oladokun is sharing the stage with talented collaborators, including Madeline Edwards, Nat Myers, and Houston Kendrick, promising dynamic musical pairings throughout the tour.

For those eager to secure their spots on this epic adventure, presale tickets are currently live. General on-sale will begin on Friday, July 31, at 10 a.m. local time. Fans can find the full, detailed schedule and more Canadian tour announcements by visiting Concert Central.