Grammy-winning R&B singer Lucky Daye is taking his new album ALOUD! on the road for what his team calls his biggest North American headline tour yet. According to That Grape Juice, the ALOUD! Tour will run 24 dates across the United States and Canada in spring 2027, kicking off March 2 at Orlando's House of Blues and wrapping April 8 at San Francisco's Warfield.
The trek supports ALOUD!, Daye's 15-track Warner Records album that arrived October 16 and blends soul, funk, electronic and rock influences with guest appearances from Pusha T, Leon Thomas and Muni Long. That Grape Juice reports the tour will hit New Orleans, Atlanta, Washington, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Boston and Toronto on March 21, before rolling through the Midwest and closing out in Texas, Phoenix, Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Per the official announcement shared by IMPRINT Entertainment, a fan presale begins Wednesday, October 21 at 10 a.m. local time, with local and venue presales Thursday and general tickets going on sale Friday, October 23. VIP packages include a limited Backstage Vinyl Experience with a vinyl-signing moment, a Soul Session Meet & Greet and merchandise bundles.
Daye has called the album a celebration of creative freedom, written after time spent exploring Brazil, and described his outlook with the line: "I used to think I wasn't allowed to do what I wanted. Now I'm screaming." The record marks the first full album of his Warner Records era following early singles "Roll Some Mo" and the Grammy-winning Table for Two EP.
Daye's rise has been one of R&B's most steady. His 2021 EP Table for Two won the Grammy for Best Progressive R&B Album, while 2022's Candydrip debuted at No. 5 on Billboard's Top R&B Albums chart and earned praise from NPR, Complex and Rolling Stone, with Billboard calling it "immaculate, forward-thinking R&B." He has performed his breakout single "Over" on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and collaborated with Mark Ronson, Ella Mai and Syd. The ALOUD! era, his first full album under Warner Records, is his bid to move from critical favorite to arena-level headliner.