Ayra Starr unveils 20-Date Starrgirl World Tour across Europe and North America
By Trek Africa Newspaper
Afrobeats sensation Ayra Starr has announced a 20-date world tour in support of her third studio album, Starrgirl, with performances scheduled across Europe, the United Kingdom and North America.
The announcement follows her historic appearance at the NFL international game halftime show on Sunday at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, where she became the first African artist to headline the performance.
The European leg will kick off on January 20 in Cologne, Germany, before moving through Amsterdam, Paris, Milan, Zurich and Brussels. The run will conclude in London on February 2.
Ayra Starr will begin the North American leg in Houston on March 18, followed by a performance in Dallas the following day. Other stops across the United States include Atlanta, Silver Spring, Boston, Philadelphia and Brooklyn, where she is scheduled to perform on March 28.
The singer will then travel to Canada for shows in Toronto on March 29 and Montreal on March 30. Additional performances are scheduled for Chicago, Minneapolis and Denver, before the tour wraps up in San Francisco on April 14.
According to the announcement, presale tickets will become available on Wednesday, while general ticket sales will commence on Friday. Fans can register through Live Nation, the tour promoter, using the link shared in Ayra Starr’s announcement.
The singer has also assured her African fans that she will reconnect with them in December. However, the currently released tour schedule does not include any African locations, and no specific dates for the continent have been confirmed.
During her halftime performance at the Philadelphia Eagles versus Jacksonville Jaguars game, Ayra Starr opened with Heaven Baby before performing other tracks, including Rush and Hot Body.
The performance adds to a growing list of achievements for the singer since her debut in 2021. She has accumulated more than seven billion streams globally and over one billion YouTube views, alongside two Grammy nominations in the Best African Music Performance category.
Her nominations came in 2024 for Rush and in 2025 for Gimme Dat, her collaboration with Wizkid.
Starrgirl, released on August 14, is a joint release from Mavin Records and Republic Records.
