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Little Simz Plots Fall 2023 ‘No Thank You’ North American Tour

• By Larisha Paul

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Since last touring in North America, Little Simz has shared two full-length studio albums, 2021’s Sometimes I Might Be Introvert and 2022’s No Thank You . Later this year, the musician will take both albums on the road outside of Europe for the first time on a 10-date tour .

Little Simz will launch the tour on Sept. 20 in at the Riviera Theatre in Chicago and wrap on Oct. 13 at Terminal 5 in New York. In between, she will make stops in Atlanta, Portland, Seattle, Vancouver, Los Angeles, Toronto, Montreal, and Silver Spring, Maryland.

Tickets for the tour go on sale beginning Thursday, April 13 at 10 a.m. local time.

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Little Simz 2023 North American Tour Dates Sept. 20 – Chicago, IL @ The Riviera Theatre Sept. 24 – Atlanta, GA @ The Masquerade (Heaven) Sept. 27 – Portland, OR @ Roseland Theater Sept. 28 – Seattle, WA @ Showbox SoDo Sept. 29 – Vancouver, BC @ Commodore Ballroom Oct. 3 – Los Angeles, CA @ The NOVO Oct. 8 – Toronto, ON @ HISTORY Oct. 9 – Montreal, QC @ MTELUS Oct. 11 – Silver Spring, MD @ The Fillmore Silver Spring Oct. 13 – New York, NY @ Terminal 5

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Little Simz: How to get tickets to rapper’s 2023 North American tour

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Little Simz has announced her 10-date North American tour, happening this fall.

This marks the British rapper’s first time touring across the pond since 2019. She was originally scheduled to embark on a 10-date North American tour in the spring of 2022, but had to cancel it for financial reasons .

Now, a year later, on Monday (10 April), Little Simz shared the “exciting” news of her 2023 North American tour, in support of her latest album No Thank You.

“It’s been a long time. Appreciate your love and patience excited to announce my NO THANK YOU North American tour!” she wrote on Instagram.

The “NO THANK YOU” tour will kick off on 20 September in Chicago before making stops in Atlanta, Portland, Seattle, Vancouver, Los Angeles, Toronto, Montreal, Silver Spring and eventually concluding in New York on 13 October.

For more information about how to land a ticket to see the 29-year-old perform live, read below:

When do tickets go on sale?

Artist and Spotify presale tickets will go on sale on Tuesday (11 April), beginning at 10am EDT, followed by venue presale tickets on Wednesday (12 April) at 10am EDT.

Tickets for the general public open on Thursday (13 April) at 10am EDT.

Where can I purchase tickets?

According to Little Simz, tickets can be purchased through her personal website littlesimz.com . However, Ticketmaster and AXS will also be selling legitimate tickets as well.

Little Simz’s previously cancelled 2022 North American Tour was originally in support of her 2021 album Sometimes I Might Be Introvert.

“Being an independent artist, I pay for everything encompassing my live performances out of my own pocket and touring the US for a month would leave me in a huge deficit,” she said at the time.

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Little Simz Announces 2023 North American Tour Dates

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Little Simz has announced a North American tour for later this year, a 10-date stretch between September and October. It’s her first tour this side of the Atlantic since 2019. See all of the dates below.

Little Simz previously had a North American tour scheduled for the spring of 2022, supporting Sometimes I Might Be Introvert , but she canceled those dates due to financial concerns. “Being an independent artist, I pay for everything encompassing my live performances out of my own pocket and touring the US for a month would leave me in a huge deficit,” she wrote at the time.

The London artist most recently released No Thank You . The newly announced dates surround Little Simz’s stop at the Format Festival in Bentonville, Arkansas.

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09-20 Chicago, IL - The Riviera Theatre 09-24 Atlanta, GA - The Masquerade (Heaven) 09-27 Portland, OR - Roseland Theater 09-28 Seattle, WA - Showbox SoDo 09-29 Vancouver, British Columbia - Commodore Ballroom 10-03 Los Angeles, CA - The Novo 10-08 Toronto, Ontario - History 10-09 Montreal, Quebec - M Telus 10-11 Silver Spring, MD - The Fillmore Silver Spring 10-13 New York, NY - Terminal 5

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Little Simz Announces North America Tour Dates

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UK rapper Little Simz has announced that she will be heading on tour across North America, starting in September this year.

The Mercury Award-winning artist took to social media on April 10, writing: “It’s been a long time. Appreciate your love and patience. Excited to announce my  NO THANK YOU  North American tour!”

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I WANT TO GET FIRST ACCESS TO  THE   LITTLE SIMZ 2021 UK & IRELAND TOUR DATES,   HOW DO I DO THIS?   You need to have pre-ordered  the new album  Sometimes I Might Be Introvert   through  the  Official Music Store  (store.littlesimz.com)  before  3 .00 pm  BST  on  Tuesday  1st June  202 1    

You need to  register for access  via the  form  hosted on  the   Official Music Store  before  3 .00pm  BST   on Tuesday 1st June 2 021  

WHEN WILL I GET MY PRESALE ACCESS CODE?  

If you purchased an album, or registered via the form, you will receive an email   between 4:00 p m   BST   and 7:00pm  Tuesday 1st June  2021 , c ontaining your  presale code, a link to the presale and details of the  tour .   

WHEN DOES THE PRESALE OPEN?  

These emails invite you to purchase tickets in our exclusive presale window, running betwe en 9 am  BST     Wednesday 2nd June  2021  and  8:59 am   BST  Friday  4th June  2021 .  

Presale access does not guarantee you tickets; it guarantees your eligibility to access the ticket presale before general release. Please note, due to high demand tickets are extremely limited.  

HOW DOES THE CODE WORK?  

Each code is only valid for   Little Simz 2021 UK & Ireland  Tour  

P lease keep the email containing your presale link and passcode, ready for the presale.  

One code is  issued per customer, allowing  4   tickets to be purchased  

HOW DO I REDEEM MY CODE?  

Simply follow the link provided in your email, which will take you to a designated presale page    

Pleas e ensure you are entering your  passcode into the appropriate box.    

I'VE PRE-ORDERED  THE  ALBUM ,  BUT I HAVE NOT RECEIVED MY CODE YET, WHY?  

You should receive your code  between  4 :00 pm  BST   and 7:00pm  Tuesday  1st June   2021 ,   please check both your inbox and junk mail folders carefully to locate this email.    

If you have not received this code, please contact:  [email protected]    

The code,  along with all the tour details will be sent to the email address that you used when making your album purchase.  

I'VE ENTERED MY PRE-SALE CODE – BUT IT DOES NOT WORK. WHAT SHOULD I DO?  

Presales don’t guarantee you to tickets, but they do give you the chance to book tickets earlier, with fewer people trying to book at the same time.    If  you are trying to find tickets and the result are "currently not available", that means the presale allocation has sold  out .  

If you get a code not valid error message  – please contact  [email protected] .  

Please quote your email address, full name and the pre-sale code you were allocated.  

I'VE ENTERED MY PRESALE CODE   – BUT I’M HAVING ISSUES COMPLETING MY ORDER AT CHECKOUT.  

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If you  are experiencing an  issue completing your order you can contact See Tickets at  [email protected]

IF I ORDER MORE THAN ONE ALBUM FORMAT, WILL I GET ADDITIONAL CODES?  

One code is issued per customer, allowing  4  tickets to be purchased  

I’VE PRE-ORDERED THE ALBUM FROM ANOTHER RETAILER, WILL I STILL RECEIVE MY CODE?  

In order to qualify for the ticket presale you need to order directly from the Official Music Store.  

 SHOULD YOU  BE UNSUCCESSFUL IN SECURING TICKETS DURING THE PRESALE, FURTHER TICKETS WILL BE AVAILABLE IN THE GENERAL SALE WHICH OPENS AT  9 A M  BST   FRIDAY  4th JUNE  202 1  

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Little Simz – Sometimes I Might Be Introvert Tour with Alewya and OTG // Bristol, UK // December 2nd 2021

Little Simz Sometimes I Might Be Introvert Tour Support Acts: Alewya and OTG O2 Academy Bristol Bristol, UK 2nd December 2021 British-Nigerian rapper Little Simz brought her ‘Sometimes I Might Be Introvert Tour’ to the O2 Academy in Bristol (UK) on 2nd December 2021 which was SOLD OUT. This is the tour following the release of her most recent album ‘Sometimes I Might Be Introvert’ which was released in September 2021. Little Simz, real name being ‘Simbiatu Abisola Abiola Ajikawo’ is a British-Nigerian rapper from Islington, which is a borough in North London, UK. Simz has collaborated with the likes of Gorrilaz, Becky Hill, Raleigh Ritchie and Mahalia. She has toured with Gorrilaz, Anderdon Paak, Ab-Soul and Lauryn Hill and has caught the attention of Kendrick Lamar who said in an interview on BBC Radio 1 that “There’s a young lady out here that’s pretty dope by the name of Little Simz,” and that “She might be the illest doing it right now.” That is a rather big accreditation if I say so myself and it’s not surprising that she is catching the attention of rapper’s like Kendrick as her lyricism and storytelling in her music is phenomenal. To date Little Simz has got four studio albums released, the first being released in 2015 and her latest came out in September this year. My personal favourite songs I recommend by Simz are: Selfish, I Love You – I Hate You, Woman, Point and Kill and Venom which was used for the soundtrack in the recent film ‘Venom: Let There Be Carnage’. I was really excited to get the opportunity to photograph and see Little Simz perform live, luckily I didn’t have to travel too far either to see her which was a bonus. Before Simz took to the stage, the fans were treated to a supporting act by the name of ‘Alewya’, her music was incredible and I really liked her style. Alewya was originally born in Saudi Arabia but moved with her family to West London as refugees when she was five years old. I thoroughly enjoyed seeing Alewya perform, I’d previously not heard of her and this is what I like about artists allowing musicians to support them because we get the chance to see upcoming new talent and it’s really exciting. I could definitely hear Middle Eastern influences in her music and it left me wanting to hear more of her music after she finished her set which started at 8:00 PM and finished at 8:30 PM. Some songs you should definitely check out are Sweating, Spirit_X and where’s my lighter which also has Little Simz in the song. Little Simz took to the stage at around 9:00 PM and her set lasted until 10:45 PM, I honestly have never seen a musician perform a set this long before and I was completely ecstatic about it. Simz put one heck of a show on in Bristol and I didn’t want the night to be over, she was accompanied by a live band which made all of her performances impeccable…the sound on the night was absolutely perfect. Great job to the Sound team! Simz arrived on stage in a tracksuit and sunglasses (as seen in my images) and later changed her outfit, I wish I was able to take photos after she changed but unfortunately you’re only allowed to photograph the first 3 songs only before having to exit the pit area and return to the crowd. After taking my photos of Simz I struggled to get through the crowd with my camera equipment/bag as by this time the venue was completely full to the brim. Fortunately, the security at the O2 Academy in Bristol allowed me to go backstage and exit the venue at the side door and drop my equipment/bag off at the box office at the entrance to the venue so I could enjoy the rest of the show without carrying my camera equipment. I entered the crowd and could barely move, I had to keep re-positioning myself to actually get a glimpse of Little Simz performing for the rest of the show. This is one of those moments where you wish you were taller to get the best view of the artist performing haha. The vibe was really nice throughout the show and it was lovely to see so many people dancing along to Simz music and having a great evening. Hopefully, this will continue to be possible considering coronavirus, unfortunately, is still very much around here in the UK. It wasn’t only the sound production that was great at this show, the lighting was also really good and you could definitely tell a lot of effort was put into both. OTG who is a rapper from East London was brought out by Little Simz at 21:45 PM to spit some bars off his latest EP. He performed his song ‘Pragmatic’ accompanied by Little Simz on stage and they also performed his song ‘PACK a PUNCH’ which Simz is actually featured on. It was nice to see Simz giving her friends and future upcoming musicians a chance to perform for so many people, she also made sure that she shouted out each member of her live band at the show and also thanked Alewya and OTG. Little Simz ended the show with two of her biggest hits which were Venom and Woman. The entire show was a masterpiece and I can’t wait to see Simz perform again, she is one of those artists who sounds just as good live as she does on her records.

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The rapper and actor sets out on her biggest UK tour to date, while a sword-swinging Old English saga bursts on to the streets of Yorkshire

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• 2 Going out: Gigs
• 3 Going out: Art
• 4 Going out: Stage
• 5 Staying in: Streaming
• 6 Staying in: Games
• 7 Staying in: Albums
• 8 Staying in: Brain food

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Going out: Stage

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Staying in: Streaming

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Little Simz Announces 2023 North American Tour

Marking her first North American dates since 2019

Little Simz has announced a Fall 2023 tour, marking her first North American dates since 2019.

Kicking off in Chicago on September 20th, the 10-city trek will also make stops in Atlanta, Portland, Los Angeles, Toronto, Montreal, and more before wrapping in New York City on October 13th. See the full schedule below.

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The British-Nigerian rapper had originally planned to play many of these cities last year, but canceled that tour while citing financial and mental strain. Instead, she put out another excellent album in NO THANK YOU and its accompanying short film of the same name.

More recently, Little Simz performed “Heart on Fire” on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and released a tour documentary called On Stage Off Stage .

Little Simz 2023 Tour Dates: 06/10-11 – Manchester, UK @ Parklife 2023 06/30-07/02 – Lewes, UK @ Love Supreme Jazz Festival 07/07 – Rotterdam, NL @ NN North Sea Jazz Festival 09/20 – Chicago, IL @ The Riviera Theatre 09/22-24 – Bentonville, AR @ FORMAT Festival 09/24 – Atlanta, GA @ The Masquerade (Heaven) 09/27 – Portland, OR @ Roseland Theater 09/28 – Seattle, WA @ Showbox SoDo 09/29 – Vancouver, BC @ Commodore Ballroom 10/03 – Los Angeles, CA @ The NOVO 10/08 – Toronto, ON @ HISTORY 10/09 – Montreal, QC @ MTELUS 10/11 – Silver Spring, MD @ The Fillmore Silver Spring 10/13 – New York, NY @ Terminal 5

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Little Simz announces biggest tour to date for winter 2021

Simz will play a homecoming show at London's O2 Academy Brixton in December

Little Simz has announced a UK and Ireland tour for the end of 2021, taking in her biggest shows to date.

The South London rapper will kick off at Birmingham’s O2 Institute on November 25, before wrapping up almost a month later with a homecoming show at London’s O2 Academy Brixton on December 16.

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Between those two dates, she’ll take in stop-offs in cities such as Newcastle, Glasgow, Dublin, Bristol, Nottingham, Manchester, Norwich, Brighton, Cardiff, Cambridge and Liverpool.

You can check out the dates in full below.

Bout to be back on the road soon!! 😆 starting with a new UK tour and I'd love to see you there. Sign up for early ticket access at my store 🤞🏿 General sale Friday 4th June 🎫 https://t.co/3n81dL2EJC pic.twitter.com/1UGfmOLrEh — Little Simz (@LittleSimz) May 28, 2021

The dates come in support of Simz’ fourth album ‘Sometimes I Might Be Introvert’, which is set to arrive on September 3.

“I wanted to just let people know like, yo, I’m actually this way inclined…being this introverted person that has all these crazy thoughts and ideas and theories in my head and not always feeling like I’m able to express it if it’s not through my art,” she previously said of the record.

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Earlier this month, she shared soulful new album track ‘Woman’ , which followed on from the politically charged ‘Introvert’ .

You can see the full record tracklist below, and pre-order/pre-save the record here .

1. ‘Introvert’ 2. ‘Woman’ ft. Cleo Sol 3. ‘Two Worlds Apart’ 4. ‘I Love You, I Hate You’ 5. ‘Little Q Pt 1 (Interlude)’ 6. ‘Little Q Pt 2’ 7. ‘Gems (Interlude)’ 8. ‘Speed’ 9. ‘Standing Ovation’ 10. ‘I See You’ 11. ‘The Rapper That Came to Tea (Interlude)’ 12. ‘Rollin Stone’ 13. ‘Protect My Energy’ 14. ‘Never Make Promises (Interlude)’ 15. ‘Point and Kill’ ft. Obongjayar 16. ‘Fear No Man’ 17. ‘The Garden (Interlude)’ 18. ‘How Did You Get Here’ 19. ‘Miss Understood’

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