Jessie Reyez is translating the momentum behind A Little Vengeance into her largest headline production yet, announcing a 13-date North American tour for November.
Promoted by Live Nation, the A Little Vengeance Tour begins at Seattle’s WAMU Theater on November 3 and moves through major markets including Los Angeles, Chicago, Brooklyn and Boston. The run closes with a hometown performance at Toronto’s Coca-Cola Coliseum on November 24.
The venue strategy marks a significant jump in Reyez’s live business. Moving into spaces such as the Kia Forum and Barclays Center places greater demands on production design, ticketing, promotion and audience conversion, while demonstrating the commercial growth of her catalogue beyond streaming.
Released in June, A Little Vengeance moves between emotional exposure and confrontation. ‘99%’ captures its more defiant side, while ‘UR HEARTBEAT (WHO DO U THINK ABOUT AT 2 AM?)’, the Muni Long collaboration ‘AIN’T U TIRED’ and ‘N.Y.F.F.’ reveal its wider sonic and lyrical range.
Reyez also performed with Elyanna at the FIFA World Cup 2026 Opening Ceremony in Toronto, presenting their collaborative anthem Illuminate. The appearance followed I DARE YOU (TASTY), her high-energy collaboration with producer Boi-1da.
A portion of the tour’s proceeds will support the Jessie Reyez Fund, developed with nonprofit partner PLUS1. The initiative aims to improve access to music-industry opportunities for women and historically underrepresented communities, while backing education, wellbeing and cultural-preservation programmes.
The fund represents a growing artist-led model in which touring infrastructure can generate both commercial returns and measurable community support. Its early activity has included a Nando’s partnership that delivered 500 donated meals.
Earlier this year, Reyez released the five-track $TILL PAID EP, extending the campaign around her 2025 album PAID IN MEMORIES with material including a Stormzy remix. It followed a sold-out world tour and the publication of Words of A Goat Princess II: The People’s Purge.
Reyez’s expansion into bigger rooms shows how an album campaign can operate across streaming, touring, cultural events and social impact rather than relying on a single release cycle. The challenge now is converting that wider visibility into arena-scale demand; a serious test, but also the clearest sign yet of how far her independent creative identity can travel.
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November 3 — Seattle, WA — WAMU Theater
November 5 — Sacramento, CA — Channel 24
November 6 — Oakland, CA — Fox Theater
November 8 — San Diego, CA — Cal Coast Credit Union Open Air Theatre
November 9 — Los Angeles, CA — Kia Forum
November 10 — Phoenix, AZ — Arizona Financial Theatre
November 12 — Houston, TX — 713 Music Hall
November 13 — Dallas, TX — South Side Ballroom
November 16 — Chicago, IL — Aragon Ballroom
November 18 — Washington, DC — Echostage
November 19 — Brooklyn, NY — Barclays Center
November 22 — Boston, MA — MGM Music Hall at Fenway
November 24 — Toronto, ON — Coca-Cola Coliseum