Platinum-selling artist Noah Cyrus will embark on her first-ever headlining run this fall across the U.S. and Canada, titled “The Good Cry Tour.” The month-long run produced by Live Nation will kick off September 22 in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. and wind through North America, ending in Portland, Ore. On October 24.
“I’ve been waiting for such a long time to travel and see my fans who have been supporting me the last couple of years. I can’t wait for them to come experience this sad girl’s dream world. We’re either gonna dance or cry the night away,” exclaimed Cyrus.
Just last year, the 18-year old rising pop star opened for Katy Perry on her U.S. tour and she recently sold out her first Los Angeles headline show at the Troubadour in mere minutes. Cyrus once again made an appearance at Coachella in 2018 for the second year in a row, this time joining Alan Walker for “All Falls Down.”
Cyrus is continuing her stream of releasing eclectic pop tracks, and recently shared an intimate duet with her boyfriend Tanner Alexander, titled “Lately.”This song follows “Team,” Cyrus’ duet with MAX which continues to grow at Top 40 Radio. Wonderland Magazine recently noted how Cyrus has become known for “penning honest pop bops as an ode to her independence,” and these newest track falls in line.
Noah announced last week her latest EP Good Cry will be releasing on September 21st! Cyrus also released a new single “Mad At You”.
North American Dates:
September 22 Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Revolution
September 23 Orlando, Fla. The Beacham Theatre
September 25 Atlanta, Ga.* The Loft
September 26 Nashville, Tenn. Cannery Ballroom
September 28 Baltimore, Md. Baltimore Soundstage
October 1 New York, N.Y. Irving Plaza
October 3 Philadelphia, Pa. The Theatre of Living Arts
October 5 Detroit, Mich. St. Andrews Hall
October 7 Chicago, Ill. House of Blues
October 8 Minneapolis, Minn. Varsity Theater
October 10 Dallas, Texas* Granada Theater
October 11 Houston, Texas House of Blues
October 13 Denver, Colo. Summit Music Hall
October 16 Los Angeles, Calif. Belasco Theatre
October 18 San Diego, Calif. House of Blues
October 20 San Francisco, Calif. August Hall
October 22 Seattle, Wash.* Neptune Theatre
October 23 Vancouver, BC Commodore Ballroom
October 24 Portland, Ore.* Wonder Ballroom