Everything to know as Kesha announces Dublin date for 2026 tour
The Tik Tok singer kicks off The Tits out Tour on March 4, 2026 in Berlin and will be playing for one night only in Dublin's 3Arena later in the month.
Tickets for the gig go on sale next Friday, June 6 at 10am via Ticketmaster. The Tik Tok singer kicks off The Tits out Tour on March 4, 2026 in Berlin and will be playing for one night only in Dublin's 3Arena later in the month. Pic:for iHeartMedia
The singer will play Berlin, Paris, Amsterdam, Antwerp, Glasgow, Manchester, Wolverhampton and London before she takes to the stage at the 3Arena on March 21, 2026.
Fans can sign up for access to presale tickets at Kesha Official with presale kicking off on Tuesday, June 3 from 12pm.
The Tits Out Tour comes following the highly anticipated release of Kesha's long-awaited new album, (PERIOD) which drops on Friday, July 4 released on her own label, Kesha Records. View this post on Instagram
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The album will arrive exactly one year after the 38-year-old made her return to the music industry with her hit, JOYRIDE as well as YIPPEE KI-YAY featuring T-Pain.
Kesha performed the tracks at Coachella earlier in the year, with the live rendition just a a tease of what those attending The Tits Out Tour can expect.
The singer's sixth studio album was created, co-produced and co-written by her and includes 11 songs.
As well as JOYRIDE, (PERIOD) includes DELUSIONAL as well as her newest singer, BOY CRAZY, which is available to stream everywhere now.
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