Nigerian singer Ayra Starr has announced the Starrgirl World Tour, featuring 20 shows across Europe, the United Kingdom and North America in support of her third studio album.
The announcement comes a day after the singer made history as the first African artiste to headline the halftime show at an NFL international game, performing at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London on Sunday.
The tour will begin on January 20 in Cologne, Germany, before moving through Amsterdam, Paris, Milan, Zurich and Brussels. The European leg is scheduled to conclude in London on February 2.
The singer will then begin the North American leg on March 18 in Houston, Texas, followed by a performance in Dallas the next day. Other stops include Atlanta, Silver Spring, Boston, Philadelphia and Brooklyn, New York, where she is scheduled to perform on March 28.
Beyond the tour announcement, Ayra Starr’s London performance marks another milestone in a career that took off in 2021. She has accumulated more than seven billion global streams and one billion YouTube views, according to the figures provided.
She has also received two Grammy nominations in the Best African Music Performance category: for Rush in 2024 and Gimme Dat, her collaboration with Wizkid, in 2025.
