Tyla's ‘We Wanna Party' tour is headed to Asia - and it's giving global groove
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The partying continues as Tyla announces her 'We Wanna Party' tour.
The 'Is It' hit maker recently revealed tour dates for Asia via her Instagram story, and the Asian 'Tygers' are going wild.
The tour is set to kick off in November, with stops in Tokyo on November 11, Bangkok on November 14, Hong Kong on November 23, Manila on December 3, and Singapore on December 5.
According to the "Live Nation" website, the global superstar will hold her concert in Manila, the Philippines, on December 3 at the SM Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City.
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The Singapore leg of the tour will take place on Friday, December 5, at the vibrant Arena @Expo. Ticket sales will go live on August 8.
The Grammy Award-winning singer has not revealed any further details so far, and more venue details are yet to be announced.
Tyla's 'We Wanna Party' tour comes hot on the heels of her successful mixtape release, which dropped on July 25. It features hits such as 'Bliss', 'Mr Media' and 'Dynamite' (with Wizkid), which is currently taking over TikTok.
Additionally, in a recent interview with UK-based digital radio station, Capital Xtra, the 23-year-old singer opened up about the direction she's taking with her new music and her world tour alongside her 21-year-old sister, Sydney Seethal.
'With the music I'm releasing and making now, I really feel like I'm in a stage of experimenting again. I wanna rap, sing, do pop … just try a bunch of stuff without the pressure of dropping an album,' said Tyla.
She added that what's coming feels different and would not stand next to 'Water' and feel the same.
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