Cleo Sol Announces First North American Arena Tour for 2027
The British soul singer will play seven arena dates next spring, starting at Madison Square Garden on April 13, in support of her fifth album Gentlewoman. Tickets go on sale Thursday, Oct. 22.
Cleo Sol is going on tour for the first time. The British soul singer announced her debut tour on Tuesday, a seven-date North American arena run for spring 2027.
She is calling it the Gentlewoman Tour. It begins April 13 at Madison Square Garden in New York City and ends May 1 at the Oakland Arena.
In between, the run stops in Baltimore, Toronto, Chicago, Atlanta and Los Angeles. It is Sol’s first headlining tour anywhere, and her first North American arena run. Live Nation is promoting the dates.
Tickets go on sale Thursday, Oct. 22, at 10 a.m. local time through Ticketmaster.
“Hi guys, phew!! I’m so happy to announce I’ll be going on tour very soon and I’m sooooo excited to see you all, to sing together, to dance together and to BE!” Sol wrote on Instagram. “Thank you for your patience with me!!! I honestly always want to make this a beautiful experience, for us to dance, cry, feel, have fun and create a wonderful memory!”
The tour supports her fifth studio album, Gentlewoman, which came out August 20. The record carries her signature mix of warm instrumentation, gospel influences and deeply personal songwriting, built around themes of self-worth, healing and emotional growth.
It will be Sol’s first shows in several of the cities. The Los Angeles date at the Kia Forum is her second headline show in the city, following a sold-out Hollywood Bowl performance in April 2025. That came on the heels of three sold-out nights at Radio City Music Hall in March 2025, which grossed more than $1.6 million, according to Pollstar box-office reports.
Sol has built one of the most devoted followings in contemporary soul while keeping a deliberately low profile. She rarely grants interviews. Her earlier solo albums, including 2023’s Heaven and Gold, drew widespread critical praise for their vulnerability and understated production. She is also the lead voice of the British music collective SAULT, whose genre-spanning records have earned a cult audience.
