Jill Scott 2026 tour dates drop: tickets likely to sell fast

Jill Scott is taking her new record on the road with an extensive concert run that spans North America, Europe and South Africa. The schedule arrives alongside her first full-length studio release in more than a decade, giving fans a rare chance to hear the songs live this summer and autumn.

The tour, billed as the To Whom This May Concern World Tour, opens in early June and stays in the United States through September before moving to Europe and the U.K. in October and concluding with two November dates in South Africa. Several markets will see multiple performances, signaling strong demand in cities where Scott has a deep following.

Why this matters now

Scott’s new album, To Whom This May Concern, marks her first studio project since 2015’s Woman, and the tour is her largest outing in years. For longtime listeners, the run offers an opportunity to hear new material alongside career-defining songs; for local concert scenes, it means a high-profile soul and R&B engagement at mid-size and larger venues.

Musically and commercially, this schedule is significant: multi-night stops in major cities—such as Nashville, New York, Los Angeles and Chicago—suggest robust ticket interest and room for varied setlists across nights. The European and South African legs also underline Scott’s international draw.

Key highlights

  • Multi-night runs in several U.S. cities, including Nashville, Washington D.C., Atlanta, New York, Philadelphia, Oakland, Los Angeles and Chicago.
  • High-profile venues on the itinerary, from the Ryman Auditorium to the Royal Albert Hall.
  • A compact but international finish with dates in Brussels, Berlin, Paris, Amsterdam and two South African arenas.

Below is the full itinerary for Jill Scott’s tour. Dates are listed in chronological order.

Date City Venue
06-04 Nashville, TN Ryman Auditorium
06-05 Nashville, TN Ryman Auditorium
06-11 Washington, D.C. The Theater at MGM National Harbor
06-13 Washington, D.C. The Theater at MGM National Harbor
06-14 Washington, D.C. The Theater at MGM National Harbor
06-16 Charlotte, NC Belk Theater at Blumenthal Performing Arts Center
06-18 Raleigh, NC Durham Performing Arts Center
07-10 Atlanta, GA Fox Theatre Atlanta
07-11 Atlanta, GA Fox Theatre Atlanta
07-16 New York, NY Kings Theatre
07-18 New York, NY Kings Theatre
07-19 New York, NY Kings Theatre
07-24 Philadelphia, PA The Met
07-25 Philadelphia, PA The Met
07-27 Philadelphia, PA The Met
08-06 Oakland, CA Paramount Theatre
08-07 Oakland, CA Paramount Theatre
08-11 Los Angeles, CA YouTube Theatre
08-12 Los Angeles, CA YouTube Theatre
08-15 Las Vegas, NV Pearl Theater
08-20 Chicago, IL The Chicago Theatre
08-22 Chicago, IL The Chicago Theatre
08-23 Chicago, IL The Chicago Theatre
08-26 Detroit, MI Fox Theatre
08-30 Houston, TX Smart Financial Centre at Sugar Land
09-03 Irving, TX The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory
09-29 Birmingham, England O2 Academy
10-01 Manchester, England O2 Apollo Manchester
10-05 Brussels, Belgium Bozar
10-06 Berlin, Germany Tempodrom
10-09 Paris, France Zenith
10-10 Amsterdam, Netherlands AFAS Live
10-13 London, England Royal Albert Hall
10-14 London, England Royal Albert Hall
11-07 Pretoria, South Africa SunBet Arena
11-11 Cape Town, South Africa GrandWest Arena

Fans hoping to catch Scott live should note the clustered city bookings—several stops include consecutive nights—so there may be multiple chances to see slightly different setlists or guest appearances. For venues like the Ryman and the Royal Albert Hall, shows often sell quickly, so early planning will be important.

As the tour nears, expect more announcements about support acts, ticketing windows and possible additional dates. For now, the schedule confirms an ambitious return to touring for one of contemporary soul music’s most enduring voices.

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