Rina Sawayama is taking the world by storm as she previously performed in renowned music festivals like the BBC Radio 1 Big Weekend and Coachella. Now, she'll return to the United States with her headlining tour.
Taking to her social media accounts, the British pop star shared the official poster of her US Tour and gave fans essential reminders about the ticket sales.
Tickets will be available for purchase starting this Friday, July 29, at 10 a.m. local time, but fans can have pre-sale access by signing up at rina.online by 11:59 p.m. on Wednesday, July 27.
Pre-sale tickets will be available the following day from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. local time upon signing up.
VIP tickets with early access to the venue and photo opp with the singer are limited.
Sawayama also noted that exclusive merch would be sold for each date.
According to her official website, the singer will kick off her tour at Great Hall at Avant Gardner in Brooklyn, New York, on November 1.
She will visit 12 other venues, including Silver Spring, Charlotte, Nashville, Dallas, Houston, Phoenix, San Diego, Oakland, Atlanta, and many more.
Her final US show for this year will be at the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles, California, on November 23.
For more information about the complete tour dates, general admission tickets and VIP passes, visit rina.online.
The recent tour announcement came a few days after Sawayama revealed that she would release the third single from her upcoming album.
The pop star took to her Twitter account to share the official artwork of her new song that features herself with a woman's hand holding her chin.
Titled "Hold The Girl," the new single will be available for streaming and purchase in a few hours (July 27).
Sawayama also shared a TikTok video where she explained the songwriting process of her upcoming song.
After writing the single in her notes app following a therapy session, the singer said she immediately knew it would be her album's title track.
Earlier that day, the "Love Me 4 Me" songstress said she had a "really emotional therapy session" where her therapist encouraged her to "hold the inner child."
"The song is about honoring your inner child. It's about giving yourself the support and love that you feel you didn't have as a youth," she explained.
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