Kali Uchis Will Go On Tour For Her New Album “Sincerely”

Kali Uchis is taking her lush, genre-rich sound on the road. The Grammy-winning singer-songwriter has announced the Sincerely Tour. During this time, she will cover 24 cities in support of her newly released fifth studio album. This further pushes her as one of pop’s most shape-shifting and visionary artists.

The tour launches on August 14 and will bring Uchis to iconic venues across North America. Fans can find a stop at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Also, on Wednesday, August 28, she’ll bring her live show to the Don Haskins Center in El Paso, a city long steeped in borderland culture and musical hybridity. It will definitely make a fitting backdrop for Uchis’ bilingual sonic world.

Opening each night will be Thee Sacred Souls, a rising 11-piece soul ensemble from San Diego known for their smooth, retro-tinged sound. Their inclusion sets the stage for a night rich in classic grooves and emotionally charged performances.

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Fans eager to secure tickets can take advantage of an exclusive Verizon offer. Should they hurry, the pre-sale has already kicked in on Wednesday, May 14, and will finish on May 15 at 10 p.m. General ticket sales will follow on Friday, May 16, beginning at 10 a.m. local time at KaliUchis.com.

Sincerely, released just last week, spans 14 tracks. All of them are written and executive-produced by Kali Uchis herself. The album showcases her ever-evolving musical palette. She weaves together threads of R&B, alt-pop, reggaeton, and vintage soul with cinematic flair. Thus, in her latest music video, “All I Can Say,” she leans into old Hollywood glamour. Uchis also evokes 1950s noir aesthetics in a visual as evocative as her lyrics.

Since her 2018 breakthrough with Isolation, Uchis has carved a singular path through the industry. Along the way, she has embraced multilingual storytelling on 2020’s Sin Miedo. Thus, ascending further with 2023’s Red Moon in Venus. Sincerely appears to be her most personal and expansive work yet. The singer surely makes an artistic statement delivered with confidence, vulnerability, and Uchis’ signature elegance.

So, as anticipation builds for the live translation of Sincerely, The Sincerely Tour promises to celebrate sonic depth, visual drama, and the evolution of one of this generation’s most compelling voices.